Taurus in hot water

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okierider

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Mac the go back to the 1st page in the thread and there is a link to what is being recalled ..
Taurus problems all seem to be the semi autos.
 

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Had two revolvers and had issues with the cylinder and cylinder advance arm on another. Then again, I had a 38 revolver that worked flawlessly for twenty years and still running good as far as I know (it was part of a trade).
 

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I've never used the newer autos, but my father-in-law has a couple revolvers and an older PT22.

One revolver is an older .357 K-frame (66 or 65?) with a 6" barrel. It shoots pretty good, and he's never had an issue with it. The other is a newer (less than 5 years) .22 LR J-frame size. It had some notchy cycling issues at first, but from last report it has smoothed out. He carries a model 640, I think in .357, and wanted a .22 the same size to practice with.
 

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