I have owned six Taurus revolvers in the last eight years and...........
have had mixed results with them. All have been in either .38 spcl. or 357/38 spcl. and all were NIB when I got them. In exactly half of them I have had serious enough problems that I had to send them back to the factory to have them repaired. I wan't shooting hot handloads or anything like that the problems were ones that came in the box when I bought the gun. In one case I had to send it back twice to get the problem remedied. The good news is that Taurus stands by its lifetime warranty and, eventually, did repair the guns to my satisfaction. The bad news is that I am really leery of buying any more Taurus revolvers. In fairness my most recent Taurus was a Tracker - 7 shot .357 - and it was just fine. Sold it to a friend who "could not live without it" and, so far, it has performed just fine.
I am not a big Taurus fan because like the girl in the fairy tale "when she was bad she was horrid"............... Good shooting.