I own 3 Taurus revolvers and I don't have any trouble with them. 617 .357 mag 7 rounds, 445 ultralite 44 Special 5 rounds, both snubbies and a 8 shot .17HMR 5 inch blue. Also own a pt22 which I've had for 15+ years. None of these weapons have given me any problems.
The only Taurus I had trouble with was the PT1911B. It was a great shooter but the 2 mags that came with the weapon were the only ones that would fit it. I have Colt, Kimber and Chip McCormick mags and they didn't work. A friend had a PT1911B and the factory mags from his pistol would not fit in my pistol. What's up with that? Like I say, excellent shooter but could only use the mags I got with the pistol. It was traded back at a gun show to the dealer I bought it from.

I second the Taurus's. I own two and there are at least three others in the family. All of them perform well.

While I own some 'high quality' handguns - I appreciate the value for money in the Taurus line. In several cases I also like the design of particular models - my favorites are the 24/7 compact and the PT917 - two great guns.

I did have a 94 .22 revolver which went back to the dealer the day after I bought it - indexing problems - lucky for me the dealer is an upstanding fellow and instead of making me send it to Taurus, allowed me to trade it for another - I picked a 85 Ultralite in .38 and it's been a great little gun.

Full disclosure - I'm a junior moderator on Taurusarmed.com

You betcha, otherwise I wouldn't have bought it. My D.W. is still my "always" gun. I probably won't buy a Taurus for a "carry" gun, but reliability isn't my issue. The sizes/configurations are my reasons.
I see my PT 92 as my S.H.T.F. gun for when the crackheads, terrorists, and liberals invade my "hood". P.S. I'm already surounded by liberals.

Only reason I didn't get Taurus is because of the sights. They are ok but I don't like them enough to buy one. I am way to lazy to change them out too. I would like to get a PT111 for concealed though.

Originally Posted by Anxiety.

Only reason I didn't get Taurus is because of the sights. They are ok but I don't like them enough to buy one. I am way to lazy to change them out too. I would like to get a PT111 for concealed though.

I have the PT111 and it's been dependable. Bit heavy for pocket carry but in a holster a-ok. Don't like the Heinie sights. For me using the Heinie dots shoots low. However, if you train yourself to use them as regular sights (tune out the '8') it's been right on target for me.

Originally Posted by hcb42

For me using the Heinie dots shoots low. However, if you train yourself to use them as regular sights (tune out the '8') it's been right on target for me.

I find that at longer ranges (25yrd and maybe 15yrd), I naturally don't use the '8' except maybe for quick acquisition. I use the normal sight picture. At close range, I do use the dots since they are fast.

The only Taurus I own is the PT1911B. Took about 5 rounds to adjust to the Heine sights. I've fired about 1k rounds without any failures. I bought two mags of unknown origin that work without a problem. Except for one box of Independence ammo, the pistol does the one big hole thing at 15 yards as long as I do my part. It has done ok at 25 yards as long as I'm doing my part. I haven't shot it at less than 15 yards because it does so well at that range. I'm not an expert on Taurus handguns and haven't fired enough rounds from the PT1911B to be a judge of quality. However, my opinion so far is that the PT1911B is a very nice and reliable pistol.

I Own A 3rd Generation Pt-145...dollar For Dollar, Shot For Shot.. Taurus Is The Biggest Bang For Your Buck In North America...often Compared To Springfield,glock,ruger, And Other Firearms That Cost Hundreds More...unlimited Lifetime Warranty

I like Taurus weapons just fine.Hard to beat the life time warranty.
Scott

I love both of my Taurus guns: a PT145 Mil Pro and a 650 snubby in .357 mag. Both are reliable and surprisingly accurate. No complaints... though either one is a bit too heavy for summer pocket carry by anyone but a BIG guy, IMHO. Good in a coat pocket, though, or a holster.