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tcaggie24 · April 1, 2013, 09:00 AM

I have two Taurus revolvers, the 85 and 94. After reading some of these reviews I should be concerned about their safety and durability, however, I am not. I suppose I could mention some problems I have had with a few of my other guns, but I won't. Just because I have had a problem(s) with a certain model(s) does not mean that they are all worthless junk. That just means I had a problem with one.

I guess that those of us with Taurus guns need to speak up. I love both of my revolvers and have had absolutely no problems with either. My wife an Grandson both use the 94 a lot and would rather use it than my new Ruger SR22.

April 1, 2013, 09:00 AM	#42
tcaggie24 Junior Member Join Date: February 26, 2013 Posts: 1	Taurus Revolvers I have two Taurus revolvers, the 85 and 94. After reading some of these reviews I should be concerned about their safety and durability, however, I am not. I suppose I could mention some problems I have had with a few of my other guns, but I won't. Just because I have had a problem(s) with a certain model(s) does not mean that they are all worthless junk. That just means I had a problem with one. I guess that those of us with Taurus guns need to speak up. I love both of my revolvers and have had absolutely no problems with either. My wife an Grandson both use the 94 a lot and would rather use it than my new Ruger SR22.