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AdioSS wrote:What'd it cost to send it to Taurus? How did you ship it?

I bought a label from Taurus for $50 after shopping around. It was sent 2 day air via FedEx.

If I wouldn't have purchased their label it would have cost me about $70.

Both Taurus handguns I own have broken, one is a PT140 in which the mag catch broke , I called them and they agreed to send the part so I could do the repair myself which I did. No issues since then. The other is a .454 Raging Bull that I beat to death with full house loads (appox. 1000) until cylinder quit closing, that one I sent back and they repaired quickly and for nothing. Just based on their CS, I will continue to buy from them, heck, I have a Glock 30 that breaks more than my Taurus's.

I have a Taurus pt 111 g2. I had a few ftf in the first 150 rounds. Since then nothing but reliability I trust my life to a Taurus and am not ashamed about it.

Taurus updated the repair status page today and acknowledged receipt of my handgun. I'm checking that page so often it reminds me of when I was checking on my CHL.

I got my PT92 back today which means Taurus had it for less than two non-business weeks (it took a bit for FedEx to ship it on my end). The repair sheet says that they replaced a damaged magazine release, damaged sear and in the comments they said they also replaced a "screw cap". Allegedly they fired 36 rounds of Winchester ammo but my magazines told a different story. They also went ahead and replaced my grip screws which were looking pretty bad.

I took the gun out and wiped it down, inserted a magazine and made sure my problem was solved. Everything appears to be back to normal and I'm very happy. I can feel and see the difference in the magazine release.

I did get concerned when I started racking the slide because it wasn't locking back. I immediately started reaching for the phone to throw a fit but something told me to clean the magazines before I ruined an employees day. I'm glad I did because the insides of the magazines looked like they were tossed into a barrel of wet carbon and left to dry. After cleaning them up all is working as it should.