Since I purchased my Taurus Millennium PT45 Pro, I've had nothing but trouble. I just had the gun returned to me a 3rd time now from Taurus' "Customer Repair Service" and I've just had it with this gun and with Taurus.

I took it back to the range and the same issue remains --- From the start, with every magazine in this gun (And I literally mean "every"), I experience failure to feed and failure to fire. That's with each magazine from the very start. I purchased other magazines for this gun, but to no avail., and despite me sending it to be "repaired" three times, I still can not get through one magazine without a failure to feed or fire. This has been occurring for well over a year and a half now (Accounting for the months its been back to Miami for a so-called "repair"). I've tried several major manufacturers .45 ACP loads as well: Federal, Winchester, Magtech, Black Hills, and several of my shooting buds experience the same problem! It just doesn't matter...nothing works. My Smith and Wesson Commander 45 and my Springfield XD have been flawless, but I'm done.

So, I'm at a crossroads, and have a question: Should I KEEP this piece of junk and continue to use it as a dangerous training tool for practice for Failure to Feed and Failure to Fire drills? Or, should I sell it on a forum, gunshow or pawn shop? Should I try to have them "repair" this hunk of metal one more time? I almost wouldn't want to sell this to my worse enemy, but since Taurus continues to do nothing about this gun, I wouldn't mind getting a few bucks back from this horrible purchase either.

So, in general, what should one do if they purchase a lemon and the company fails to fix their problem child? Keep for training? Sell? Try to fix again? What's best? Thanx!