Screws walking out does not equate to a “bad gun” in any sense. If so I own a ton of ****ty knives, holsters, accessories, etc.You guys keep buying Taurus if you like. I will stick with ruger and smith for revolvers. I dont like junk. I have not owned a Taurus auto but my brother has a 1911 Taurus that the safety fell off of while he was shooting it. The old Taurus revolvers 15 + years old are pretty good value for the money. what my uncle bought over the last 5 years no.
2 of the revolvers you could not extract the shells after firing. The other one the cylinder would bind. My Dad had a 605 that is maybe 6 years old that the screws walk out. That's 4 out of 4 bad guns not counting my 22 that the bullets tumble it is maybe 8 years old.
I had a judge that was ridiculously annoying to empty 410 shells. That doesn’t make it a bad gun either. Obviously it’s not going to be as smooth and refined as a Smith or Ruger, but if you thought it would be at a fraction of the price, that’s on you.