Is This The Only Good Taurus Pistol?

[@omarmiguel8621]

I'm a Brazilian shooter and my friend Mathias was employed by Beretta and after them he work to Taurus. Nowadays he is one of the best gunsmiths in Brazil.

[@themackguyverchannel7713]

I’ve never had a problem with Taurus’s for their fit and finish. Crappy materials used for parts.

[@TimeToTravel-u2x]

Lol cool story....

[@gb123-ej8wh]

A Taurus employee is one of the best gunsmiths in Brazil? That’s just sad. Taurus is a terrible company from a consumer perspective. If. Brand is gonna give you a bad experience it’s gonna belong to Taurus. Anyway, they make crap, ask for S&W and Beretta prices, and never fail to deliver crap. If they hadn’t taken a running Beretta line and refused to tel the employees it’s not Beretta’s show anymore they couldn’t even make a semi functional knockoff. Never forget the mellinium.

[@cedhome7945]

Last 92 I ever shot was in a old railway tunnel made into a shooting range in Somerset England just before the handgun ban in 97. Back In the days when we could have all sorts of fun things, let this be a lesson to all of you across the pond to fight for your freedom 🇬🇧🇺🇲👍

[@chadwickhurlburt6529]

Those of us living under the stars and stripes have a saying..."from my cold dead hands".

And you let them take your guns...won't happen in america. To you brits freedom is just a word.

[@kimwarfield1587]

You don't have to worry. Eventually, the government is going to go too far, and 500 million or more firearms are going into action for more than recreation and hunting.

[@imstevemcqueen]

A lesson to us? - Ha. Our constitution and sheer *will* are 10 times the uk's population. You should've never allowed what happened

[@wittywilf]

@@imstevemcqueen we have different beliefs, I didn't agree with it but it was what the majority of the population wanted after believing the media coverage

[@kimmorrison9169]

From what I’ve seen and read over the past few years Most Taurus pistols/revolvers are getting great reviews

[@RW_TractorPilot]

They have definitely gotten better over the years .

[@HenkduPlooy-ym3ed]

I have the exact one for 20 years and no problems. I carry it daily and loving it. Greetings from South Africa.

[@samchase2563]

I bought a Taurus 92 AFS over 20 years ago, and it remains one of my most reliable semi auto hand guns. I have mixed all kinds of ammo together in a mag, trying to get it to malfunction, and if memory serves me, it never has.

[@TomSherwood-z5l]

IT has the Beretta DNA, it keeps ticking like a Glock.

[@lynnkramer1211]

@@TomSherwood-z5l What I said about gun bigots applies double to Glock bigots. A Glock is not at all like a Berretta. It just is not.

[@SergeyMaguire-qh3me]

Glock isn’t even close to an m9 🤣🤣🤣

[@OneWildTurkey]

The Taurus PT-92 AFS was my first semi-auto pistol. Bought in '93 at the recommendation of Bill Clinton. Still holding up fine and never had any trouble with it. I don't go for the hotter ammo and mainly keep it basic. Like they used to say - 'works fine, lasts a long time'. Merry Christmas y'all!

[@lylewollenhaupt7424]

I bought one in 1983 and its still being used today! Very reliable piece!!

[@DavidJohnson-co2qs]

I own a PT 92 had it for a long time. It is one of the most reliable pistols I own. It was 400 bucks new and I've drilled thousands of rounds through it and it just keeps working. It's now my truck gun. I've even carried it for quite a while. I became a Taurus fan because of that gun.

[@Cornholio768]

This was my 1st firearm, given to me by my dad when I was 15 while growing up in Memphis. In hindsight quite young but I started shooting/hunting at age 5 and had taken some NRA safety courses. Thank you for reviewing it and Merry Christmas!

[@seeharvester]

My Dad gave me one as well. Same gun. Shoots like a dream.

[@joefergerson5243]

My wife bought me one the first 92s in the mid 80s. Still have it, still love it.

[@jimwhipple9784]

Back in 1990 I bought a used PT92c from a pawn shop for $250. Put about 10000 rds through it and had to send it in because of a barrel block that was getting battered. Taurus completely rebuilt the gun for me at no cost. I've got over 50k rnds through it with zero issues. I also have a CH85 (I think that's the model) 5 shot 38spl with a 2" barrel and a model 66 in 357. All have been flawless. I also have a very early production Berretta PT92 from my dad in mint condition. I'm more of a 1911 kind of guy but these are nice pistols

[@jamesvatter5729]

Good video, Hickok. I call it "Gun snobbery!" I had a guy give me a ton of grief for buying a PT92. It is every bit as reliable as my M9. I have no experience with other Taurus pistols, but know people who praise them.

[@skinnyg190]

The G2/3/4 lineup has been really good too.

[@gilgilbow5141]

I agree

[@ObjectiveFGaming]

G3c is rock solid

[@jamesridge7982]

I like the g2c better than the g3c. However, I have one of each, and they both run.

[@davidr7333]

I was so disappointed that Taurus will not fully support the GX4. If the extractor (or spring or..) wears out you must send the gun back to Taurus as they refuse to sell parts for them, even to gunsmiths. So it is a nice, throw-away gun.

[@ObjectiveFGaming]

@davidr7333 doesn't I have some crazy reliability issues as well

[@bender7565]

Bought a PT99 in 93', they were out of 92's, the 99 had an adjustable sight for $10, $275 out the door. Young sailors with fams have trouble fitting the Beretta in the budget. I was told by everyone back then that every part was interchangeable except the mag. Nothing ever broke and Taurus mags are less $$ so I have no 1st hand knowledge of either. 30+ years it eats everything reliably, fabulous pistol!

[@robertbenson9797]

I worked in the hunting department in one of the big box outdoor stores for 10 years. We would have reps from different firearm companies come in periodically with new products. Taurus would bring new products out every year. They were very innovative in their development, for example, The Judge. I ask one of the reps why the Taurus 92 FS was so similar to the Beretta 92. His answer was almost verbatim to your episode. The only thing I would add is that Beretta didn’t want to expend time, money and manpower moving the machinery from Brazil back to Italy. So, to coin a phrase, “They made them an offer that they couldn’t refuse.” Sounds like an Italian thing! While many parts were interchangeable between the Taurus and Beretta, if I remember correctly, the magazines did not interchange. This is one of the best Taurus firearms.

[@Frank_in_Iowa]

I've had a Taurus PT1911 for 15 years. This gun has been a great performer.

[@diggersouth]

exactly what I have for 4 years. it's been great.

[@tonyadams6375]

I had a PT92AF years ago. I wish now I hadn’t sold it. I currently have a Taurus 66 in .357 stainless. I’ve had it for years and had no issues. My latest is a Taurus G3. I am really digging that pistol! It is my first striker fired pistol. It’s not as heavy as my PT92 and as accurate. And you can’t beat the lifetime warranty. Thanks for another great video

[@thehappyhermit01]

This was my first handgun purchase back in 2008. Did a ton of research and didn't want to spend a ton of dough and this is what I chose. Great gun, very accurate, smooth action. It's basically a Baretta clone, as it was manufactured in the old Baretta factory in Brazil that Taurus purchased. Wish I still had it but traded it in for a Taurus 1911 .45 pistol. I do have the Taurus Raging Hunter .357 magnum revolver 8" barrel. It's a beast.

[@MAWA2024]

The Taurus G3 is awesome. If you think otherwise you've never owned one. H.O agrees.

[@MethanolWarrior712]

Bought my Taurus pt92 in 2008. Still firing it today. Merry Christmas!!

[@elsullo2]

You have shown almost all of the superior features with your usual grace and clarity! A great gun is a joy to behold! I had one of the earliest ones from the early Nineties with no decocker, with a forged anodized aluminum frame and a blue steel slide. IT WAS SUPERB IN ALL WAYS! It never failed in any way with any ammo! The sights were small but just fine, and the pistol was accurate, pointing very naturally. The only changes from current Berettas is that the chrome lined bore was dispensed with as not needful for civilian service, and they put the manual safeties IN THE RIGHT PLACE and switching IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION like a civilian needs, not a policeman. I shot it a lot for a decade and it showed NO WEAR AT ALL as I simply kept it lubed!. I carried it IWB inside a tight wide belt and did not mind the weight at all. I changed it to a wrap-around finger-ridged textured rubber grip from Bianchi, and it seemed to melt into my hand! I wish I still had it, but had to trade it for rent in desperate times............................elsullo

[@georgew.5639]

I’m glad that you don’t edit out your missed shot. 😊 It’s really easy to pull shots like that. It doesn’t matter how much experience you have. It happens. 😊

[@mitchelloates9406]

I'd nominate two other Taurus pistols as being "good" - the Taurus TX-22 and the TX-22 Competition.

[@DonTruman]

This video clip was taken from a video made in 2018 (see the video description). The TX-22 came out in 2019.

[@rmyrvold]

I have a Taurus model 85 revolver for about 30 years and has been very reliable. I also have a G3c that has also been good, with a much better trigger than any of my Glocks.

[@CameronLestagez]

exactly, not digging the title at all

[@robertscotti7970]

@@mitchelloates9406 my soldier/son just recently picked one up with a Ritton optic for a plinker. We were at the range last week using our new "tools" taking them for a test run. Right out the box his tx 22 did phenominal including the optic..

[@DonTruman]

@@CameronLestagez I looked into it just now, and this video clip came from a video made in 2018. The TX-22 came out in 2019.

[@peteza4893]

Merry Christmas !!

[@RANDOMNATION907]

🎄 Merry Christmas 🎄

[@7seriesmax]

I have to say your FS is the only one I’ve seen that looks as nice as mine. But mine is an F that never got the hammer pin upgrade to make it an FS. I inherited it a few months ago in unfired condition, since new. My father-in-law bought it brand new in 82 and only used it as a travel companion. I did a viewing only video of it with disassembly to show how clean it is inside. The video is silent because it’s dedicated to my father-in-law. He passed on 8-25 at 93 years old.

[@龙源探索]

First pistol I ever bought was a Taurus PT 92 AF back in 87. Great gun, no issues whatsoever. 👍👍

[@lanceb3547]

I've had two of them over the years, and both were flawless performers. Far prefer the frame mounted safety to the M92.

[@dwayneklien5308]

Yes, Merry Christmas, I own both the PT 92 and 99, plus my Beretta 92 F, (bought from my department when I retired); I like them all, no issues with any of them and I'm a big man, with big hands. Oh, to augment my grip on all three, I put on the Hogue grips with the finger groves.

[@ABikerLife]

My first Taurus was a model 66 .357 revolver 4 in barrel.. My second was/is a PT-145.. Never a miss feed, stove pipe,, nothing,, Year 20 and flawless.. I might have to change the barrel soon.

[@DILLIGAF88]

I had a Taurus 92 about 7 years ago. One of the best pistols I’ve ever had, I’ve missed it since the day I got rid of it😔

[@Luthiart]

"The ONLY good Taurus pistol"? Really? My G3C has never let me down. I think we can give the Taurus bashing a rest at this point. They've more than redeemed themselves. But, I know... click bait/comment bait is a thing... I get it.

[@thesmithreviews2533]

I got a g3c and I was concerned my 12 round mag was faulty but I think it was actually a 10 round because even I could put two more it choked on anything, put 10 works fine other three magazines don't have that problem. Got an older model 856 no key safety honestly a gem, kicks like a toddler at the dentist but nothing unmanageable. On mass I believe the conception is out of the box how you may get a bad G3C 1in 4/5 times could be 5/5 times get a good pt honestly I love Beretta & Taurus, like American too Smith's & Rugers but that pt92 nickel give me the chills.

[@kevinshipman7668]

I have the g2c 12 round mags both work fine

[@SLF-nw2yc]

Agreed, I've owned G2s and G3s and never had a single malfunction with either. May not be the best trigger in the world but it's absolutely not the worst.

[@shaneanderson4872]

I have a g2c and a g3c both still run just fine i still daily carry mine taurus has stepped up its game for a budget company

[@Moggzilla76]

I bought a New G2C for my Son's First "Legal" pistol just Turning 21. I got Myself a Used "Original" G2C in the Same deal and there's Never been a Problem with Either. Taurus has came a Long Way by producing Here in the States and the QC has Been Damned good for a while.

[@tonyb33168]

I purchased a Taurus 3GC and liked it. Reliable and relatively accurate for a concealed carry weapon. I sold it to my son after I purchased a Ruger but considered it a good pistol. Taurus does produce some good firearms.

[@vettesrule3170]

Wow, this brings back memories. Bought one of the PT 92's in all blued back in 1985 when they were being introduced to the US. It was a excellent pistol and my very first handgun purchase. Well built and shot wonderfully. Never had FTF, stove pipes or any sort of malfunction AND it was inexpensive so right in a G.I.'s budget. In the 1990's I bought the Taurus PT 101 in .40 and the same exact finish and configuration as in your video except no rail underneath. Great gun as well with never an issue also. Some think their products suck and maybe some do but I've had nothing but a good experience with guns I've bought. Furthermore, I actually sold a S&W stainless .38 to go buy a stainless .357 Taurus which I was also happy with as the trigger was much smoother in DA than the S&W. May actually be buying a G3C soon as well.

[@randypaul1170]

So far I like the g3c, TH45, and 917c to name a few. I also like the Heritage Roscoe snub-nose. Speaking of Beretta 92 clone, Rock Island has one out.

[@hotrunny]

G3C 👌🏻💥🚫🐍

[@paullanier3597]

When I turned 21 in 1997 and bought my first handgun, it was a Taurus PT 92 in stainless. I sold it or traded it in a long time ago, but it was the one that started it all for me.

[@blackwaterprepper4254]

The 92 is a good one but not the only good one. Taurus has improved by leaps and bounds in the last 20 years. My wife's EDC is a G3c and it does great.

[@ZadBod365]

My EDC is a GX4XL and it runs like a sewing machine. Not a single malfunction

[@G1951-w1y]

Taurus 92 was my first centerline pistol. I did my research on it before buying. That it was built on Beretta tooling in the former Beretta factory. Sold it to buy my first 1911, but it was a very good weapon.

[@toddlane4086]

I have a 1911 (45acp) made by them. That after completing my carry class the hole was center of the target was the size of maybe a golf ball. It has never had a failure of any kind other than a mag feed issue from another manufacturers mag. It didn't like that mag for some reason. I have used other mags and had no issues. It has by far the best trigger of any gun I have ever fired. I have no issues with any taurus I've ever owned or shot.

[@9abe9]

GX4 was also a really nice surprise!

[@thomasd9237]

I have a Brazilian made 92AF I've never had any issues with it 👍👍

[@djtutin1]

Bought one back when Taurus started manufacturing them, still have it, great hand gun.

[@tommccormick9290]

I've owned the Taurus GX4 and larger Gx4 Carry with over a thousand rounds combined %100. Only minor complaint is the one I carry 2 years needs to be more rust resistant finish.

[@JohnWilburn-dp5nm]

Exhalent pistols , I worked at Beretta , Gallatin, Tennessee. What they called " Post-op frames " was my job. I had 2 Taurus 92 for 30 years when I started a Beretta. And 7 years later I still have them.

[@Yahoo3435]

I'm from Brazil, I have one of this pistol. This model has no issues here.

[@skjamog]

I love my pt92. It's an oldie too. Still quite reliable

[@tk-fn8ml]

Bought one in the 80s, hated to sale it but 15 years later sold it for what I had in it. Never failed to work and it was very accurate!

[@neilcrusey-ed2nj]

I have both the G3 and G3c both are rock solid reliable plus Taurus now offers factory performance parts

[@rmyrvold]

The G3 series is a lot of bang for the buck.

[@grominwithrob1339]

I remember being new to pistols back in the early 90's. They took one of these PT92s in on trade and had it dirt cheap. I went in to buy it and the guy working the counter told me the guy that traded it in didn't want it because his brother killed himself with it. As I was wondering why this salesman would say this. I noticed the way he was looking at the gun and thought he wanted to buy it, so I told him I know it was lightly used and operates when needed. I sold it some years after and always regretted it. So a few years after that, I had to run out and buy another. It sits in my safe and I almost never shoot it,....But I know its there so I'm happy!!🤣😂🤣😂

[@samburton2978]

I have several Taurus revolvers and I love them all. Several years ago I had to sell a bunch of guns to raise money for an important project. The only handguns I kept were 3 Taurus revolvers and a Small 9mm Taurus auto. I have had nothing but good luck with them. I especially love my long barrelled Judge. It shoots very nicely. When I'm in the woods, I carry it for bear defense. On the farm I carry a public defender for snakes.

[@eddieweigel9490]

Merry Christmas Hickok and family

[@robertnimmo5954]

I've owned several Taurus's, starting with the PT111 G2, and the only one I've had issues with is the Spectrum.

[@ShadamAran]

Can’t speak for Taurus pistols, but they make a fine revolver.

[@nl9002]

I’ve heard their wheel guns are good. My Taurus G3C is super reliable just picky with certain hollows.

[@douglasmoore8033]

I had a 6" .357 with a raised top rail. It handled full house h110 loads like a boss. Extremely accurate with a great da and sa trigger. I really regret selling that wheel gun.

[@davem.2191]

Love my G3. Never had an issue with it.

[@richardvandb6558]

I owned a Taurus pt 92 twice as accurate that the baretta at 50% of the price never jammed . Great gun

[@kentuckyheadhunter2413]

i’ve got a model 85 .38 revolver I bought in 2001. Have had good luck with it.

[@mikeglaspey4562]

I've had my pt99 since 86 with only 2 issues ( sight blade and mag eject button problem) both fixed easily with lifetime warranty at the time. Thousands of rounds down range ,even took it to mp5 cert in sterling VA for a week in 98 . No issues. Solid firearm as is the 92 . Taurus did have QC issues in 90s and 2000s but earned their rep through these 2 workhorse firearms.

[@lynnkramer1211]

I am happy to see you finally get around to doing this review. I am well familiar with the PT92ADFSD. The AFSD stands for Alloy Frame Safety Decocker to the best of my knowledge. The first one I owned I bought in Charleston SC in 1986. I still have the gun and I still carry it nearly everyday. Since I am old now, I often carry my 32 Auto Tomcat (another Berretta design). Don't judge me. I have heard a lot of crap over the years about it. It never persuaded me to change my mind to be honest. People are gun bigots in a lot of cases.

[@hickok45]

Well, we actually got around to it several years ago. This is the Hickok45Clips channel, and this a good example of why John started this channel. KZbin doesn't recommend or suggest most gun videos; they have to be found at a person's channel.

[@lynnkramer1211]

@@hickok45 That explains a lot. I wish all the censorship could stop, save for the obscenities and anarchist, terroristic things. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Joy to the World!

[@patlynch8468]

I have the Taurus G3 and Taurus TX-22 I’ve had them both for over 4 years I am Very Satisfied with them both

[@AlPerich-tm6qe]

Merry Christmas! Keep up the good work! 🎉

[@zulubob5824]

Several great sub compact Taurus bad boys out there in 9x19!

[@Proton_Decay]

That safety design is brilliant, I wish more guns had decockers like that

[@nelsonmartinez5665]

I had one from the 80's. No problems with it at all. Ran great. Greetings from Fla.

[@robertscotti7970]

I like the saftey swithch location better than the Berretas

[@bigcee5702]

Taurus has a great lineup

[@BulletSpoung]

They are outstanding pistols. Don't be tempted to upgrade to the PT-99 with adj sights, the rear sight will work loose and fall off.

[@georgegrieve6198]

I have a blued PT99 (adjustable sights) with no de-cocker that was the older design. Excellent handgun with no misfeeds after close to a thousand rounds through it.

[@LordSStorm]

Hey now. I love the G2/G3 series.

[@JohnDoeEagle1]

Better than the Beretta knockoffs.....

[@afmakes4179]

Many years ago I wanted a Beretta but they were out of my price range. I was barely able to afford the Taurus PT92 but was able to swing it. I enjoyed it for many years until I could finally afford a Beretta. While I do wish I had kept it I can't say I deeply regret getting rid of it. It was a great shooter and very reliable, but my Beretta is slightly smoother. However if anyone were looking at the PT92 I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

[@jb6027]

The PT-92 was popular with several shooters in my IPSC club in the 1980s. The single action feature was a plus, and there was a version with an adjustable rear sight which allowed the owners to fine tune their point of impact. Curiously, sitting through the many matches, waiting for one's turn to shoot, it became evident that the Taurus shooters were having noticeably fewer pistol malfunctions than the Beretta 92 shooters. There were even a couple of members who switched from Beretta to the Taurus PT-92 for better reliability. The Beretta 92 has come a long way since, but it would still never by my choice for a carry pistol.

[@kellyshea92]

Ive bought 4 Ruger brand new and 3 of them came broken in the box. Ive bought 3 pawnshop Taurus and they all work great.

[@dan9002]

My friend bought one at the last Glendale, CA gun show before the city council shut it down over left politics. Good pistol👍.

[@russelsellick316]

I bought my PT92 in 1993. Still got it still works. Never had an issue except with some after market magazines... even then it usually worked! My hands are smaller than yours so I'm happy with the reach. Most of my magazines are by Mecgar but I do have 17 shot Taurus magazines.

[@tamiami34]

I bought an early model PT-92 in 1984. It was a very good pistol. Reliable and accurate. But it had no hammer drop safety, so no way to absolutely safely lower the hammer down to carry one in the barrel. I eventually traded it in and bought a Beretta M9A3, which I find to be a great pistol, and safer to load with "one in the pipe".

[@ggggg4030]

I had the identical gun, bought it online, they toned down the shine in the photos so that was a disappointment as I wanted a satin frame. Anyway, it started having problems that I could not resolve, not even with new magazines-trust was lost. Sold it, bought a CZ75B, an exceptional upgrade

[@chrishorne2740]

Bought one new the first year. I had carried a dept. issue '76 Beretta 92 first gen, with a frame safety and heal mag release and wasn't thrilled with the new slide safety.

[@Autoxdriver]

Taurus changed hands a few years ago and quality across the board has improved significantly. Once the market catches on prices will go up. Check out the TS9 as well, it's their military's pistol that just became available in the US at a ridiculously low price due to a contract overrun and is not intended to remain available in the US. Get them while you can.

[@jimhmod]

Merry Christmas from M'boro John, mainly John, LOL!!

[@ultima8250]

Boro gang represent

[@therealhawkeyeii7888]

Yes, they are good. I've had several Beretta 92s, and one Taurus PT92. When I owned the Taurus, it did have one jam, one time (stovepipe), and the Beretta's have never had any sort of issue. Might just be a coincidence, though.

[@EpheweTrudeau]

POOR KZbin COMMIES DONT LIKE HAVING THEIR BS CALLED OUT REMEMBER YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A RIGHT TO CENSOR STAND UP TO THE COWARDS AND SAY WHAT YOU WANT TO SAY

[@JoeDixon-h9c]

I have used both the PT-92 and the Beretta 92 over these past few decades, and the only appreciable thing I noticed, which wasn't a a problem in my book, was the that the Berettas slide action when pulled back and its trigger were a bit smoother than the PT-92, but Taurus also build another really great handgun and an underrated one was the PT945 and other auto loaders in that genre, I call them Tarosigs. They are almost SIG P-226 like. I never really cared for their revolvers though. Merry Christmas Hickok 45.

[@dougsmith2658]

That means you rarely shoot it.

[@KH2PM]

One of my first pistols. Taurus PT92 that I purchased back in 1990. I need to get it out of my gun safe and exercise it. I also had a PT100, my first .40 caliber.

[@otiscampbell3795]

The PT-99 (same pistol but with adjustable sights) which I bought back in the late 80s is still going strong today after around 5,000 rounds through it. No jams and not choosey about ammo, shoots any 9 mm I've fed it.

[@russell3380]

I'll have to dig mine out and see if that is what it is. Merry Christmas!

[@TTiger86268]

Love mine, don't shoot it much though, polished stainless like yours so cleaning is a bit of a pain. Finger prints constantly. 😅

[@erikkoshman5914]

Bought mine in '04 or so, thousands of rounds and not a single issue. Not my carry piece, or woods gun, but that's not why I bought it. It's my house gun in the nightstand, equipped with a light. One of the few guns I've never considered replacing.

[@Shadow__133]

I like the old Taurus revolvers (pre 90s), got a newer one around 2000 and out of the box the thing jammed on double action.

[@TomSherwood-z5l]

My crooked barrel was mid 80s gun.

[@jasonashley4579]

I have a Taurus model 65 made in the late 70's, it's a good gun shoots just as well as any Smith or Ruger I own, the newer production 65 I own not so much, had to send it back.

[@antoniobyrd1661]

My 1st pistol ever...had mines put up for about 10 yrs ...went to the range a few months ago n shot the same bullets i had in it 10 yrs ago n it ran flawlessly

[@cbroz7492]

..I preferred the Taurus' thumb safety placement over the Beretta's

[@terrybarnes0712]

Merry Christmas 🌲

[@Alleged_Mercenary]

My first 9mm was a Taurus 92, never had a problem with it, I have several G2 and G3s and no problem with them either. The only Tarurus or Beretta I've ever had trouble with is the tip up bbl .22's and a Taurus revolver that kept shooting the screws out of itself and was out of time.

[@shawndufner3507]

I own a pair of them. One has a lasermax green laser guide rod, and both have rubber hogue grips. I haven't had any problems out of either of them.

[@Gunthusiest]

I JUST dug mine out yesterday after getting some mecgar mags and remembered why I love having this thing

[@eurothrasher2823]

Merry Christmas H45 !!!

[@peterguns]

I have this gun. Very well done, no issues. One thing. It has relatively high sights so i must lever a point of aim up a little

[@scottmaness4449]

I've had several Taurus pistols, and they have never failed to feed, extract, or fire. That being said I'm not a gunsmith, but not untrained. I have seen some very questionable engineering inside them.

[@Z7d3nR4]

Wow, summer time in Tennessee!

[@coleramus561]

Taurus makes excellent revolvers, plus the TX22 is great, as well

[@approachingtarget.4503]

Used the Berreta during service. Spent over 10000 rounds through it. About 4 years after getting out. I purchased the Taurus for $400 when Berreta was around $650. I have about 1000 rounds through the Taurus. The design is just that good. It's hard to screw up such a good platform.

[@jeffwaters5633]

I bought one in 1991 or 1992 but liked the P220 better so I sold the 92 and bought the Sig. I have a fondness for the old Taurus 92. It was good. I never tried the Barretta version.