I own and carry a Taurus revolver. 2000 rounds without an issue to date. I like them but they admittedly have less that can go wrong with them. I don't believe I will ever buy a Taurus pistol. Just heard too many stories.
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I own and carry a Taurus revolver. 2000 rounds without an issue to date. I like them but they admittedly have less that can go wrong with them. I don't believe I will ever buy a Taurus pistol. Just heard too many stories.
Best Regards from Minnesota,
Rick
I'm good with the Taurus revolver; are they in the same class as the S&W? I'd say no, not IMB.![]()
"He that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one." – Luke 22:36
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I have both sw 638 and taurus 851 protector. I like them both. the 851 was my first snubbie. never had any problems with it. I am afraid to try their semiautos though. In my research, I found that people were pretty happy in general with their taurus snubbies.
"embrace the suck" - our warriors in the sandbox... it implies that do the best you can in impossible conditions.
"no plan survives intact upon contact with the enemy" - wisdom of the Grunts.
MY opinion!
Guns are like condoms, toilet paper, and shoes. Do NOT buy cheap ones. For the price of a new Taurus you could have a really nice used S&W revolver. If you are going to trust your most precious thing to a tool, why would you want an inferior tool that has a documented history of failure and sub standard quality? That is not saying that good weapons cannot be had for reasonable prices. My S&W 10-10 was 200$ and was found in a bargain bin (literally it was a BIN of 38 revolvers traded in from a security company at a show, you reached in and fished out a winner) Learn how to inspect a used smith, (there are documents on the google) and go to a gun show/pawn shop/large gun dealer/buddies house/estate sale and grab one
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Had a PT140 that never had a problem, trigger was horrible but it always went bang.
Current collection: Too many according to the wife...
Na on the Tarus. My mom has a 357 and the finish is peeling off. Taurus said that is an acceptable occurance. I guess she has is lucky because it still works.