And people wonder why we don’t deal in Taurus!
Exhibit A:
Me thinks they ask the owner of said firearm to pay shipping back to Taurus for ‘free’ repair due to their ‘lifetime warranty’…
FWIW the box indicates this is supposed to be a 2" gun.
Wow. Now THAT is some quality you can depend on.
Wow! Do they hire the blind for quality control?
Ok I’m sorry, but WTF happened there?
My guess is whatever is sticking out of the end of the barrel is not suppose to be there. I feel bad for the owner but I still had to laugh at that picture.
Appears to me that they did not finish machining the barrel for the snubby profile. They more than likely use barrel blanks of a certain length that are then machined down to the proper size on a lathe. This one appears to have been prematurely taken off the lathe (more than likely because of some sort of malfunction with the machine…it happens) and thrown into the parts bin with barrels that had been machined. I don’t know Taurus’ production process, but I’d wager that thing had to go through several more manufacturing steps before leaving the factory…and either nobody caught it or nobody cared.
I can understand how such a part would get into line for assembly, but I cannot understand how the person(s) responsible for finishing and final assembly would let that go out the door unless they really just didn’t give a flying squirrel what they put out. A testament to Taurus’ commitment to quality.
It’s a new integral AAC suppressor for revolvers! Don’t you guys know that?
Taurus’s new company motto: “You get what you pay for. OK, we admit it.”
Caption contest number 4, maybe?
[no prize]
Just guessing that do to the 1968 GCA that these are imported as 3" guns and then machined to 2" in Miami but thats just a wild ass guess.
I don’t get it. So like did a dealer receive this revolver, and upon opening the box was like WTF!?
m203 cut
Finger groove.
So how well does it shoot?;)
It’s a silencer! I seen one of them in the movies!
I thought it was cousin to the DeWalt AR, The Taurus Nut Driver.
The world’s first .22-cal conversion kit for a .22-cal revolver.
Sheesh… don’t you guys recognize value added?
The guy only paid for 2 inches, but Taurus gave him 3 plus…
I would have finished it with a bandsaw and a dremel.
Classic!