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Heritage Rosco

Gun Test Magazine just sits an article on Pocket Carry, with their Top 10 Revolvers.

Though not surprising to me, there were Three Taurus revolvers on their list; an 85, a 605, and their Heritage Rosco. The Rosco was ranked #2. Here's their take on the Rosco, which i happen to own.
 

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Gun Test Magazine just sits an article on Pocket Carry, with their Top 10 Revolvers.

Though not surprising to me, there were Three Taurus revolvers on their list; an 85, a 605, and their Heritage Rosco. The Rosco was ranked #2. Here's their take on the Rosco, which i happen to own.
A lady friend of mine bought a Rosco with a 3" BBL. . I was really impressed with it being a lower class firearm. I installed a trigger spring kit in it and it helped the gun a lot.
 
A lady friend of mine bought a Rosco with a 3" BBL. . I was really impressed with it being a lower class firearm. I installed a trigger spring kit in it and it helped the gun a lot.
"... with it being a lower class firearm." Pal, who says the Rosco is a lower class firearm? Was it S&W owners, or was it Colt? I've l

I've owned quite a few of each through the years. Most of the ones I bought I really liked. And I paid right at $1,000.00,: give or take a few Hundred Dollars - almost all Well over $1K.

So, Taurus moved their operations to America. They have new leadership with focus on Quality Control of their firearms. Admittedly, they don't have any firearms priced at $1K, or above.

Yet some Un-biased mags have tested some of the Taurus guns, and have given them very good ratings when compared to S&W. I've attached a recent article from "Gun Test" magazine regarding their Top 10 pocket carry revolvers. Of the 10, 3 were Taurus guns! It Used to be that high price equaled high quality - but that was a long time ago. Today it means if you're still into Brand Loyalty, we Still sell guns for $1k or more!
 

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"... with it being a lower class firearm." Pal, who says the Rosco is a lower class firearm? Was it S&W owners, or was it Colt? I've l

I've owned quite a few of each through the years. Most of the ones I bought I really liked. And I paid right at $1,000.00,: give or take a few Hundred Dollars - almost all Well over $1K.

So, Taurus moved their operations to America. They have new leadership with focus on Quality Control of their firearms. Admittedly, they don't have any firearms priced at $1K, or above.

Yet some Un-biased mags have tested some of the Taurus guns, and have given them very good ratings when compared to S&W. I've attached a recent article from "Gun Test" magazine regarding their Top 10 pocket carry revolvers. Of the 10, 3 were Taurus guns! It Used to be that high price equaled high quality - but that was a long time ago. Today it means if you're still into Brand Loyalty, we Still sell guns for $1k or more!
I like and own Taurus firearms, Raging Hunter, 605, GX4 Carry and my favorite GX4 Compact which is my EDC pistol.
 

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I’ve owned Taurus in the past and they were ok. The biggest issue I’m aware of is that, at least years ago, parts were impossible to get from the mothership-to the point I know of two very good gunsmiths who refuse to work on them. The rational? “Customer brings in a gun, I tear it down, need parts, and it’s next to impossible to get them and totally impossible to get them quickly. Guns here for a long time and customer gets mad. Far easier just to pass on servicing them”.
 
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