Because, even though they are “voluntarily” recalling almost 1 million firearms, Taurus has said that the pistols on that list don’t have any defects You know, because those accidental discharges that could have killed someone don’t mean squat. To make matters even worse for them, why would anyone want to buy a gun from a company who needs to recall that many pistols? Oh, I know why. Some have estimated the eventual total cost for the company to be up somewhere near the 50 million dollar mark once the recall is finished and everyone, to include attorneys, have been paid. (Image courtesy of.) No doubt, this is a big blow to the ailing gun manufacturer who just can’t seem to get their act together to produce a decent and reliable semi-automatic pistol. Six of the guns from Taurus’ Millennium line have been recalled. PT-24/7 Once the recall period actually starts, which is presumed to be this fall, all transactions are to be held by a third party, rather than Taurus.The recall includes 9 of their more popular models manufactured between 1997-2013, to include: What You Need to Know About the Taurus Pistol Recall As of this writing, unfortunately, their Facebook, Twitter and do not have any information about this voluntary 1 million gun recall posted. Unless you’ve been living on mars, you know that Taurus has been in court a lot lately, and are now recalling many of their dangerous guns that don’t always go bang when they should, and DO sometimes go bang when they should not. Taurus pistols have been around for a while now, and have always come under fire for making junk semi-autos that do not perform whenever they are supposed to.
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