A Tour of the Taurus Factory
Last month the moderators of the Taurus Armed forum toured the Taurus International HQ in Miami, FL. Their writeup is well worth reading.
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jagersmithwrote on January 17th, 2012 at 5:38 am Link To Comment |
I have ended up having to do quality control on my end (retailer), call-tagging roughly 30% of Tauruses. So I guess all the broken Tauruses (i.e. the cylinder on Judges coming straight out due to no cylinder stop pin, or cylinders not turning due to broken cylinder stop spring AND hand) that I have to send back are broken after the extensive test-fire during the cleaning/scrubbing?
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gvasswrote on January 16th, 2012 at 9:11 pm Link To Comment |
Great report!
—“No PT 92s or 1911s?”
Those are made in Brazil, only imported to US.
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Wwrote on January 17th, 2012 at 12:00 pm Link To Comment |
If taurus wants to impress me, they better start building licensed Tavors in those factories in the states
Oh a serious note, i hate rumors, but a little birdie told me Taurus was receiving a license from IWI to produce the Tavor 21. Perhaps this is untrue.
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Eduardo Almeidawrote on January 23rd, 2012 at 6:22 am Link To Comment |
Taurus is doing a great job investing and creating jobs in the States, it seems US shooters appreciate it and recognize Taurus commitment to quality by purchasing its products and positioning Taurus as #1 pistols/revolvers suppliers in America.
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Caselesswrote on January 17th, 2012 at 7:13 am Link To Comment |
Do they still import the PT-92/99 22LR adapter kits?
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atmwrote on January 17th, 2012 at 1:07 am Link To Comment |
I believe only the little .22 and .25 caliber pop-ups are made in the US.
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texastaurusguyresponded to atm on January 17th, 2012 at 3:09 am Link To Comment |
atm, just wanted to interject that the 738 is also made in Miami.
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Jim Marchwrote on January 17th, 2012 at 8:58 am Link To Comment |
Where are the drunk syphilitic chimpanzees in QC?
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BigSkiffresponded to Jim March on January 17th, 2012 at 3:14 pm Link To Comment |
Ha! Good sense of humor! I believe the chimps were retired as part of the upgrades in quality control and customer service!
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Lancewrote on January 16th, 2012 at 6:07 pm Link To Comment |
No PT 92s or 1911s?
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Taurus is doing a great job investing and creating jobs in the States, it seems US shooters appreciate it and recognize Taurus commitment to quality by purchasing its products and positioning Taurus as #1 pistols/revolvers suppliers in America.
If taurus wants to impress me, they better start building licensed Tavors in those factories in the states
Oh a serious note, i hate rumors, but a little birdie told me Taurus was receiving a license from IWI to produce the Tavor 21. Perhaps this is untrue.
Where are the drunk syphilitic chimpanzees in QC?
Ha! Good sense of humor! I believe the chimps were retired as part of the upgrades in quality control and customer service!
Do they still import the PT-92/99 22LR adapter kits?
I have ended up having to do quality control on my end (retailer), call-tagging roughly 30% of Tauruses. So I guess all the broken Tauruses (i.e. the cylinder on Judges coming straight out due to no cylinder stop pin, or cylinders not turning due to broken cylinder stop spring AND hand) that I have to send back are broken after the extensive test-fire during the cleaning/scrubbing?
I believe only the little .22 and .25 caliber pop-ups are made in the US.
atm, just wanted to interject that the 738 is also made in Miami.
Great report!
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“No PT 92s or 1911s?”
Those are made in Brazil, only imported to US.
No PT 92s or 1911s?