Hey, Charles, here's the simplest example...

create table dbo.Customer (customername varchar(100))
go
insert into dbo.Customer values ('Kevin')

begin transaction 
    truncate table Customer
    rollback transaction

select * from Customer

This runs...and at the end, you'll "get your row back"

To the best of my awareness, if anyone tries to query the table from other process/connection, in the period between the truncate and the rollback in the original connection, they'll basically get locked out from a result.