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Ivory Grips · March 13, 2008, 02:42 PM

Taurus products sure seem to catch a lot of negative flack. Yes some of them may have glitches, but the same can be said for many other guns from other manufacturers. This doesn't make these bad guns. Things just brake sometmes, no matter who makes them. Look at motor vehicles for example. Considering what they cost, one would think that they should never break down, but they do. I prefer to focus on a products strong points, rather than taking pot shots at them when something goes wrong. I own a Taurus 85 revolver. It's a quality gun in my opinion. Others will run it to the ground. Still doesn't change the fact that it has never failed me. Would I purchase another Taurus? Yes I would, of consideration is a Mil-Pro in .45ACP. And I've absolutely no reservations either.

March 13, 2008, 02:42 PM	#12
Ivory Grips Senior Member Join Date: December 25, 2006 Posts: 239	Pro Taurus Taurus products sure seem to catch a lot of negative flack. Yes some of them may have glitches, but the same can be said for many other guns from other manufacturers. This doesn't make these bad guns. Things just brake sometmes, no matter who makes them. Look at motor vehicles for example. Considering what they cost, one would think that they should never break down, but they do. I prefer to focus on a products strong points, rather than taking pot shots at them when something goes wrong. I own a Taurus 85 revolver. It's a quality gun in my opinion. Others will run it to the ground. Still doesn't change the fact that it has never failed me. Would I purchase another Taurus? Yes I would, of consideration is a Mil-Pro in .45ACP. And I've absolutely no reservations either.