I'm not hunting for a reason to hate Taurus guns. I own zero safe queens. No guns I own came with "box and tools". And I put Pachy rubber grips on nearly all my pistols. My guns are all shooters, not investments. I've never had to deal with any gun maker's repair/warranty/customer service. I'm not a brand snob.

I have shot a LOT of Taurus Beretta 92 clones and a large handful of Taurus 38/357 revolvers. Without exception, EVERY one of them had horribly gritty and stiff, very heavy, triggers.

Is that "nice and objective" enough?

Whenever this frequent question surfaces, we always see "Don't listen to [the other side] Mine was [great/horrible]". They are right about one thing...Don't listen to...anyone. I'm perfectly capable of evaluating a gun and deciding if I like how it functions. It doesn't matter to me if someone who I've never met loves them or hates them.


Sgt Lumpy