If Taurus is working with you at all, then their customer service has improved since my experience 6 years ago. I guess it takes an exploding gun to get their attention!
Back in the time of when you first bought your Taurus, I remember at a revolver club I belonged to, some of the officers on the local PD bought some Taurus revolvers. There were at least 2 similar exploding guns that I know of, but there may have been more. A forcing cone issue does make sense.
An older man I know of locally tried selling me a Taurus .38spl with a 4" barrel for $80, unfired. I still wouldn't buy it. I'd rather spend the $125 for a good, used S&W M65 instead. That way, there's no question about quality. And, if there is, their warranty and customer service is just as good as Rugers.
Back in the time of when you first bought your Taurus, I remember at a revolver club I belonged to, some of the officers on the local PD bought some Taurus revolvers. There were at least 2 similar exploding guns that I know of, but there may have been more. A forcing cone issue does make sense.
An older man I know of locally tried selling me a Taurus .38spl with a 4" barrel for $80, unfired. I still wouldn't buy it. I'd rather spend the $125 for a good, used S&W M65 instead. That way, there's no question about quality. And, if there is, their warranty and customer service is just as good as Rugers.
