The Most Under Rated Firearms in America: The Taurus PT92
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2020
- In this series of Videos we explore the most Under Rated Firearms sold in the US, in this Episode we do our first entry, the Taurus PT-92, a copy of the Famous Beretta 92 FS/M9. Check it out!!! Why do people bad mouth it so much?
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I bought a used pt92 for 200 bucks because the wood grips were skinned up and the finish had worn badly from rough treatment--it looked bad. One of my "friends" called it a junker (he owned a Beretta) I am a woodworker hobbyist, I sanded the grips and rough spots on the frame and slide til they were smooth as a mirror and touched up the finish with cold blue and "aluminum black'. I polished all internal metal to metal parts, added moly lube and it had a smooth greasy feel it didn't have before. It was shooting perfectly. When compared to the friend's Beretta it was easy to see the junker was the better gun. It only took a little sweetening up from me.
You did a great buy, for the money, you made out!! You know Hogue makes superb G10 Grips for it, you should replace the Grip Bushings when you put them in, I did a Video on it!! For $200, you made out!!
My first gun out of the military was a used Taurus PT92. I traded it many many years later for my first Colt AR-15. They gave me $50 more than I paid for it......but I regretted getting rid of it almost immediately. 3 years ago I bought myself another PT92 for my birthday. I love having it in my collection.
I sold mine in 93, Now I got this one, I missed not having the pistol, very happy to get it back!!
I just recently Purchased a Brand New Taurus PT92, I must say I do not regret it at all. I'm a first time gun owner and Always had my father and uncle train me with a Beretta 92fs.
However a Beretta is just not an option for my budget and I will be honest Girsan Regard was a nice gun but the Taurus PT92 just was my prefrence when shooting it and handling it. The Frame Mounted saftey was another winner for myself as well along with the Decocker. Glad to be apart of the Taurus PT92 Club :)
You made a superb choice!! Too bad it doesn't get the credit it deserves.
I really wanted a Beretta but found this Taurus for $350 new and couldn't pass it up. Later on, I bought my Beretta but found out I loved the Taurus more.
In all honestly, for the money, the Taurus is a better deal!!
This pistol is stupid accurate and dependable as a light switch. Can't go wrong with this classic.
I'm glad you're enjoying yours as much I did mine!! I have only two more changes I would like to make, above the Front Sight and the Safety Lock... I wish the Mag Catch was more like Beretta's and maybe, a Beretta Style Rear Sight Notch...
@BILLY THE KID IMHO, the best dang pistol for the price!!
Agreed. While not a target type, it's very solid. Shoots like a sewing machine. I have an H&K .40, and it is better, just not triple the price better.
I've owned a Taurus PT99 for over 30 years now, I have owned many guns over the years but this one I have kept and it is currently my EDC. It is big and heavy but with my Alien Gear IWB and a good belt I carry for hours on end without discomfort.
The only problem I had with this pistol was related to the original magazines so I recommend higher quality aftermarket ones. Thousands of rounds over the years and no problems, just change the springs every decade or so and keep it clean and very light motor oil here and there and that's it, this thing will cycle pretty much every ammo, every time!
The new Mags from Taurus are actually very good, They are MecGar, so they are good!! I do agree, some older mags were bad, but the new MecGar are great!! You can also buy several models of MecGar Mags directly from them. I miss my 1992 PT92!!
I purchased a taurus in 1993, it's my favorite gun. The machine quality is excellent
I got my first one in 92, I wish I hadn't sold it!! IT was the stainless version!!
purchased pt99afs like25 yrs ago and still a happi chappi
Thanks for your review. In 1990 I purchased a used Taurus PT99, same as the PT92 but without adjustable sights. I have since purchased a PT92 made in the mid-1990s. Neither pistol has the locking mechanism. Over the years I have purchased most of the Taurus handguns and have had no failures. It is a fantastic value! I'm pleased to say I've owned Taurus pistols for more than 30 years.
I wish I still had my 1992 PT92, that was such a good pistol, I sold it back to the dealer I got it from and got a Beretta 92FS, that was such a waste of money.
@@yrsued I understand. Thanks for your comment.
@@Me2Lancer Enjoy yours, I would like to find one like yours, with no lock!!
I've got this gun and frankly, love it. I have also heard lots of people talk down about Taurus, but like I said, I have NO issues with mine at all.
These have been around since the late 80's, if they were bad, they would be long gone!! I love mine!!
Where can i get it ?
Look at the law suites on Taurus. Just like Sig . I have many Taurus models 85,605,651cia,M44, 922 & 617.
I have this one and a Taurus .357, not a thing wrong with either of them. My PT is nearly 30 and shoots like a sewing machine still. I think it's jammed twice on me, both due to shitty ammo I bought. Looking at you Federal.
People like to trash Taurus, but the PT 92 is amazing. It was one of the first pistol I learned to shoot as a child, and it was the first pistol I bought as an adult. It has probably shot 15k rounds, and still runs like a sewing machine
I still miss my 1992 model, It was so darn good!!
Taurus doesn't have the prestige of Beretta but I don't care about prestige,
Got my very first gun yesterday and it was a PT92. My dream gun(and had to be my first gun) was a M9 Beretta. Got to the gun store and saw they had a brand new one. Picked it up and saw it said Taurus on it and I was very confused ? Learned the history behind it(it's basically the same gun with a different name) and I bought it !! One of the best decisions I've made. And I'm so incredibly happy I was able to get it as my first gun.
And Taurus's Warranty is SO MUCH better!! If you ever have an issue, which I have never had one, Taurus will take care of it, no questions asked!!
@@yrsued that's super good to hear ! I got some crap from some elitist on why I got the pt92 over the M9. Turned out Half of them didn't know anything about the history and the other half couldn't get past the Taurus name. From all the stuff I've seen and watched these past few hours, not a single thing could be found on this gun being horrible.
What you told me about the warranty just solidified my feelings with the gun ! Especially as a First time owner !
@@pHixiq I had a REALLY bad experience with Beretta Warranty, or lack thereof!! I have an M9, never fired it!! I've shot the living snot out of this pistol!! No worries with it!!
I have a PT 99 Af, had it for more than 30 years, maybe 40. Great gun ,smooth shooting and accurate. Been carrying it lately, comfortable with a leather IWB. I broke the ejector recently, sent it back to Taurus in GA , they fixed it, put 20 rds through it, oiled it and I had it back in 4 weeks. All no charge. Lifetime warranty!!
YUP, you can't beat their warranty and service!!
Had mines for 22 years, very reliable. It has never jammed, 17 rounds.
These pistols are super reliable!! They are still super reliable!!
@BILLY THE KID I had a 1992 PT92, I kick myself every day for selling it!!
After my Thompson Auto Ordnance 1911A1 the Taurus PT92 was the first wonder nine I owned back in the 80s but did not have the decocker or rail back then. Fantastic trigger. Better than a Beretta trigger. I liked the frame manual safety way better than the slide manual safety on the Beretta. Mine was more accurate and out shot Beretta 92s. I miss that pistol.
I miss the one I had in the early 90's.
I have a Thompson, hold it dear to my heart ❤️🔥
Pt99 AF owner and fuckin love it. Consistent grouping at 15yrds. $399.00 plus the tax. Insane performance for such a reasonable price stamp.
This is a GREAT pistol that is highly underrated!!
I've had great luck with Taurus' revolvers. They're all keepers! I'd love a PT-92 in my collection. Great video!
Thanks for watching, and yes, the PT-92 is something everyone should have in their safe!!
It's a great pistol. Smooth as silk, and reliable. And cheaper than a Beretta.
Got the PT92 for $150 back in 2015. Only fired maybe 3 - 4000 rounds out of it. Other than after market promags this gun has never malfunctioned. According to the serial number it was made in 1987. Came with the stock magazine and beat up wood grips. Gun is blued. Replaced those with Black Rubber Hogue Grips. I love the safety location. Can rely on this gun.
This is a VERY good pistol indeed!! And you have the version without the lock too ;). That is a keeper!!
I have a very early model Taurus PT92 that has no rail and no decocker. I love it. The wear it shows is from being in a holster in a dry box I took hunting all the time. It's been loaded in the gun safe for a long time and will empty the magazine every time. It stove piped once. Surprised me but I found i had let it get very dry and had not cleaned it in a while. I cleaned it and oiled it and no more problems.
Ya, sometimes, if your lube gets dry and gummy, malfunctions happen!!
thanks for the mention bro! yep, the PT92 is a great handgun, no arguments here on that
I bought a Taurus pt92 about 4 months ago, I put some custom Grips on it it's absolutely beautiful I love this gun it's my absolute favorite gun. I've got pretty good sized hands and when I fill my hands with this gun does it ever feel right.
Agree with you 100%, feels great in the hand!!
@@ateeqaslam2321 ha ???
@@CHaas-bn3xi sir what current price of this gun and what different between pt92 or beretta 92fs
Got a link for the custom grips?
It does have a life time warranty, They charge a flat rate 50 bucks which covers shipping and handling
That sounds like a great deal to me!!
I just got one of these yesterday, so far I'm in love with it. I still have yet to bring it out and shoot it cause it's cold af where I'm at right now but as soon as I can I will and I'm sure it'll be great. I'm happy with the purchase.
It is a GREAT pistol, you should see the new model they just came out with, video out soon!!
Just picked one up today! Goes nice with my PT 1911. Taurus is WAY underrated!!
Yes indeed, great pistol, well made, reliable and accurate!! Now, they need to remove that lock from the frame!!
@@yrsued No kidding right?? The trick is, never lock it.
@@squidishtendencies1523 I know, but even though I have NEVER personally seen it fail, I don't want to find out if it did. I had one back in the early 90's, without the Trigger Lock, I miss that model.
I just recently bought a Taurus PT92 AF-D. Absolutely Love it!
Good gun!!
Me too
Great video! I have the old model Taurus pt92 afs.Love this gun!
I miss my old Model PT-92, it didn't have the lock and it was Stainless!!
I have this model as well. My first gun I got on trade. Love this gun
I got my pt92 about 8 years ago and i love it. It is alittle too big for my small ass to carry but its an awesome home defense gun as it holds alot of rounds and the weight alows it to have almost no recoil so easy to get multiple shots on target.
That is why I think is so under rated, this is a GREAT pistol that never gets the recognition it deserves!!
Great video, very well explained and good pace.
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it!!
Great video Yamil!
Thanks, very happy you liked it!!
I heard great things from people about this weapon. I have always wanted the Beretta but the safety move by Taurus was a huge move for a lot of people.
I've seen old (70s or 80s) Beretta 92s with frame mounted safety. I'm not sure why they moved it to the slide.
I have one and I love it, easy to shoot and accurate. I highly recommend it.
I love mine, one of these days, they will make it again without the lock!!
Bought mine back in 1984 put several thousand rounds through it. The locking block broke and Taurus customer service sent me a new one, no questions asked. Still my favorite range gun.
I wish I had my 1992 one, I miss it!!
I was interested in buying a pistol I looked at all guns and all prices I choose the Taurus pt92 me personally I think is the best gun made
I agree 100%, you have to check out the Video after I change the grips!! SO MUCH better!!
For years this was the only taurus worth buying.
I agree to 100% a locked and cocked gun any day over a decocker gun any day!! Yes... 💯♥️✝️🙏🇺🇲⚖️🌎✌️👌❤️🤍💙🙌
It’s such a solid firearm it’s not even funny. By far the most accurate gun I shoot with
Well it's a clone of the beretta but I agree Taurus made it better
I've had the 40 S&W version for at least 25 years. It DID have feeding problems that the factory took care of. Love it!
@S. Marcus I have a Taurus G2C 9mm. The design is very similar and it runs like a deer. It'll take anything that I feed it, great gun.
Factory always took care of any problems!!
Yup, I had one of these for the longest and it was great, no lock but it did have a decocker ,accurate and it never gave me a single problem ever, I had a Italian Beretta way before the Taurus so I didn’t want to like the pt92 but it was great truly underrated.
I have an American M9 and this one, there is NOTHING wrong with this one. I have a couple of Upgrades I wish Taurus would make, but other than that, this is PERFECT!!
@@yrsued I agree it’s a good pistol, like I said you know it’s good when you don’t even want to like it but when it proves itself you can’t deny it.
@@thetechlibrarian I had one in the early 90's and I sold it, I regret selling it, this was one GREAT pistol!!
Love my TaurusPT92 ! I also have a Beretta 92s and Beretta M9A3.
They're all great pistols, I like the Taurus because of the high quality and the modest price!!
@@yrsued I originally bought my Taurus because I couldn't afford a Beretta at the time.
@@snkfelty As you can see, I have both, I got my M9 for a song and still consider the Taurus to be a better pistol, Beretta is a fine gun, but to be honest, their warranty leaves a whole lot to be desired!!
Here in Brazil Taurus used to sell their 92/100 pistols to law enforcement agencies and the military, but the company never bothered to make those pistols easy to upgrade by making it possible to users to replace the sights and so forth because it would make the weapon more expensive to the buyers. Taurus should pay more attention to the 92 market, specially when there are excellent companies that customize the Beretta 92 in the USA. I'd really like to see night sights and a centurion sized or carry sized PT92, just like the Berettas customized by Wilson Combat. Maybe Taurus could offer options on their PT917 model as well!
I know how you feel, at lest we have Hogue Grips, Grip Bushings and Grip Screws here!! But I know how you feel about the Rear Sights, I would love to see a Novak Low Mount Rear Sight for it, with no Dots!!! I blacked out the white Dots on this one and works for me. I would also like a Dovetail Front Sight, like in the newer Berettas!!
Taurus USA used to have a custom shop in the mid-1990s run by Jack Weigand. It offered a handful of accessory parts for the PT92 family.
@@danielwatters1203 That was LOOOOOONG ago!! When Koenig shot for Taurus I bet,
I own several versions of the 92af 9mm. Girsan Regard MC 9mm, Beretta m9, and a Taurus 92 af-d.. Love these guns
All great pistols
Great pistol. I have the older one without the rail. It also shoots a little low. Thanks for the video.
Does it have the Lock?? I had one in late 92, without the Rail or the Lock, I miss it!!
I owned two 9mm Taurus handguns.
PT 99 AF blue
PT 92 AFS stainless
Both were reliable, durable, and accurate.
One feature I really liked was the 5-inch barrel.
This is a great pistol, I wish they would do a couple of upgrades to the platform!
I have a aluminum and stainless steel Taurus PT-92, blinged out lol. It was actually the most expensive gift I've ever received from my dad. I think he guessed, bought it based on how it looked. Apparently he has good intuition, as I do more research and realize how solid it is. I just bought a light&laser combo for the rail, and some sticky grips. Mine says Brazil, so im wondering just how old it is.
How long ago did you get it?? Does it have the Key Lock on the back of the grip? They are all made in Brazil, so that doesn't tell how old it is!! They are all good though!!
@@yrsued well, it came from a pawnshop and was lightly used. It has the lower rail mount and indeed the lock on the back. Thanks for your response. If I had to guess, I would say manufactured in early 2000s. From the time I made this comment to the time im responding to yours, I've put that laser/light combo on with new grips and I just LOVE this for home defense.
@@dealornodealproductions7314 My guess would be the same, early 2000's!! Great Pistol!!
Bout a 92 in the mid 80s, sold it in the late 90s for.what I paid for it. It was a great pistol, I regret selling it.
I got mine in 92, I regret trading it too!!
Excellent video, now you could make a revision of the PT 1911 cal 45 of Taurus
I could... Let me find one!!
@@yrsued infinite thanks !!! I always watch your videos !!! Greetings from Chile, South America !!!
@@DonPato1911 Gracias, saludos desde Puerto Rico a travez de Arizona!!
I just sold mine, miss it already.
I wish I still had my old one from 1992!!
I sold mine in 1993, I miss it because it didn't have the Lock!!
I do love Taurus I had the 38 special great shooter got to small for my hand to
grep so I went up to the pt 100 AFS .40 1996 model have a life time warranty except if I brake the rules
thats the bugger cant load my own ammo then the warranty is void all round wil say its a awesome pistol most look down on me when I come
with my Taurus when I shoot they start noticing something then I give them a few shots then they like it as well most comments I hear after they shot my pistol is wow always the first response. love to see more of this type of clips about Taurus its really a great gun
Ya, I know about reloads, but I still shoot them, if you are careful when you reload, you should not have a single issue!
Bought one to travel with ,very accurate,maxed the c c w test and have
Yet to jam it , thousands of rounds and
Itkeeps on ticking
YUP, great every day pistol for a great price!! I have yet to have a malfunction!!
I just purchased a used pt92 and love it
You made a GREAT purchase
The Taurus PT-92 AR is great, especially the stainless steel models. When the military began having problems with cracking slides (only the military models), Taurus advertised that its PT-92s had superior metallurgy than the Berettas.
No Taurus 92 ever had slide-cracking issues, but at the time the Taurus, while it was as reliable, it simply didn't have the accuracy of the Beretta, so I didn't keep them. In the early 2000s I bought a stainless Taurus and, to my delight, it was as accurate as my Beretta, and I have it still. And it's frankly a better gun than my Beretta.
The cock and lock safety alone is worth buying it.
The S&W 659 is another underrated gun in my view. People love the 5906, but you almost never hear anything at all about the 659. I have two of them and a 5906, and the 659 is my favorite.
I agree 100%
BTW, I love 5906’s so much, I have 5 or 6 of them….
Sold mine then went out and got a new one will not sell this one
I will NOT sell this one either!!
That's Right... 🧐💯♥️✝️🙏🇺🇲⚖️🌎✌️👌❤️🤍💙🙌👍👍
Love mine only problem is taurus does not harden their metal well. Ive had two break while firing standard factory ammo good news is berreta parts fit perfectly and are hardened steel. Very smooth action.
Which parts broke?
Best gun i've ever owned. Very under rated, I prefer this then my Glock 17.
This is a superb pistol, some people bad mouth it without even trying it!! That is sad!!
@@yrsued Very sad for them and good for us that know it's potential and beauty.
@@jurzyjohner432 The only thing I would like to see is more aftermarket parts for the PT-92, like sights, Mag Catches and maybe base[ads for the Magazines.
@@yrsued They got them, i have a lovely laser flashlight combo that is so zeroed in its amazing.
@@jurzyjohner432 I changed Grips, Grip Bushings and Grip Screws, but no Mag Catch and the only sights are Adjustable, I would like to see Novaks for the PT-92, like they did for the Beretta 92...
I agree with your opinion!
You have to see the new version that just came out!! NO LOCK!!
It can shoot 06:00 pm to 06:00 am one way without dissapointing
I had one in 1992, never failed me, I have one now, has yet to have a stoppage
My brother got me one at auction for 450its all silver haven't tried it yet but looks good 👍
Replacement sight, they are all going to cut slides now for optics so I'm sure it will either be coming with those updates or forgotten
Taurus is now going strong with the G3 Line, they might upgrade this old horse, but I don't think it will be right now
I REALLY wish they’d bring back the compact version.
It's still sold in Brazil. Just get in contact with you store and see if they can import it.
I have a compact. Magazines are tough. Taurus USA doesn’t carry compact mags. I may try to modify the catch of Beretta mags.
@@petesheppard1709 Worth a shot and even if it fails at least you had fun tinkering with stuff.
@@honourandtradition8078 Yep! Hopefully, Beretta and Taurus compact mags are as similar as their full-size counterparts, so I only have to modify the mag catch slot.
@@petesheppard1709 Get MecGar Mags, they are the OEM Manufacturer!!
Another advantage is the M9 design lends well for a suppressor.
Pretty much any modern pistol is.
the lock is in case you have kids at home but your right about comment the key is lost or misplaced the owner is screwed
Ya, that is what it was made for. But there are other ways of safeguarding your pistol and not make it totally inoperable!!
Awesome gun, had one for over 14 years, put a compensator on it, eats any ammo and hits where I want it to hit, even at 25 yards off-hand.
It is a great pistol indeed, I've never been a fan of Drop in Comps for any pistol, having a longer threaded barrel and adding a well designed Comp gives you much better results, but that's just my opinion!!
You do have a great setup!!
You got yourself a very nice gun.
It is for sure
just got the stainless steel……LOVE IT😍😍😍
I had a stainless model in 1992, I miss it
1st hand gun I bought and my favorite
Good test
I really like shooting with that pistol
I bought mine here in Brazil
I do not wait for the time that it arrives for me.
Here in Brazil, despite having a large factory of pistols and tactical weapons, we have great difficulty and bureaucracy to have weapons.
But I heard that your new president was about to change that for you?
@@yrsued Hello Friend.
In short, until 2003 it was possible to buy weapons in Brazil as in the USA, with documents and money.
In 2003, the disarmament statute was implemented and shortly thereafter, I think that in 2005 there was a referendum on the topic, and even with the citizen's vote in favor of weapons, the president at the time did not release it released (Luiz inácio Lula da Silva)
In 2018 Bolsonaro was elected and one of his promises was to revoke the disarmament statute.
He really has been working hard on this, but ... the left parties and even the Supreme Court itself have been working hard to hinder the changes that Bolsonaro has been trying to implement.
So, whenever they can legalize all the changes proposed by the current president.
Regarding the acquisition of weapons, we have two paths in Brazil.
1 - Through the Army (we have had many improvements)
2 - Through the Federal Police (has not evolved much)
In either case it is necessary.
1 - The realization of a basic course of shots and weapons
2 - Written test
3 - Practical test
4 - Psychological test
But it's one thing to get possession (authorization to have a gun at home)
Another thing is to get the Porte (authorization to move with a gun) this is practically impossible.
@@viniciusmartin The sad thing is that Dirtbags ALWAYS find ways to get guns!!
@@yrsued Exactly, that's what we talk about here
@@viniciusmartin Here too!!
A pt92 with a steel frame, current locking block, vertec grip, and brigadier slide is my ideal beretta.
Now, that would be the PERFECT pistol, I wish they did that!!
Are you sure a STEEL frame? I'd want that! most 92 copies are aluminum alloy. TIP: grease, not oil the locking block, works better on my Walther P38 / P1 !!
@@mmpiforall5913 IT would be a cool experiment. I like the PT92 as is, but without the lock!!
I own a mint inox Beretta 92fs. Interested in buying this Taurus to pratice cuz its 3x less expensive than the Beretta and still money left for ammo here in Brazil
When it comes to warranty and service, I think the Taurus beats Beretta.
The M9 was my issued carry in the Corps and I love it. Very rarely jammed and when it did it was a stove pipe. Simple swipe down the top and the jam is cleared. Also easy to take apart and clean.
If you sweep, watch my Video about Malfunction Clearances, I explain why it's not a good idea to do so
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I wish I could read this...
I had one and it was great. I'd definitely get another used if the price was right.
They are VERY good pistols and the prices are always good for them!!
Still have the original Taurus PT92 9mm AF para pistol ...bought it for $250 in the mid 1980 not long after Beretta company in Brazil sold it to Taurus. I have Tried may different pistols but always comeback to my first pistol...don't care much for any of the latest PT92 with aluminum slide though , needed to be all Steel ...that is just my preference of course!
The new guns DO NOT have Aluminum slides, they are steel!! Trust me, I have one and it's a hefty steel slide!!
@@yrsued
Awesome ! Heavy pistol means less recoil and more steady than lighter ones . Just order new grip for it ...blue and black G10 style , can't wait to have it on and head out to the range ! Enjoy your pistol
@@singkeo1963 FYI, in 30+ years of using these pistols I've never seen one with an aluminum slide... And I've done some research about them just to make sure!!
@@yrsued I should have said aluminum alloy slide!
@@singkeo1963 Still I have never seen or heard of such thing!!
What should the barrel front play be in the slide?
This is DEFINITELY NOT a Competition Pistol, so it has a fairly loose fit. But it's accurate enough for Minute of Bad Guy accuracy at 10-15 yards, I would avoid engaging a bad guy at 15 yards, but I bet this pistol is more capable than I am.
I like the taurus but to be honest I like how the Beretta looks more. Both are cool looking and feels right in my hands
Would this be a good gun for self defense and/or concealed carry?
It is a larger pistol than modern carry pistols, but I would certainly carry it.
Taurus pt92 is a good pistol
MUCH more than a good pistol.
I love mine
It is a great pistol for a very modest price!!
This weapon is amazing.... i just got a 32 round pro mag and its not cycling its jamming does anyone else have those issues
You have to be lucky with Pro Mag, My P320 Mag worked fine, but I've heard others that didn't do as well, seems like you're one of them!!
hey my guy just a lil tip i learned in the past, promag is not great stuff wouldn't recommend buying it as its a gamble each time of it will work or not, sorry yours doesn't work but i would sell the promag or return it or something if u can and go and buy Mecgar mags for your pistol they are really good quality and ive heard alot of success with all types of guns so they most of the time work flawlessly, tho im not sure if they have a 32 round mag but u should be able to find some good quality flush mags that can take a couple more rounds. hope this helps
@@MilfHunterActual MecGar makes magazines for pretty much every gun company in the world!! They are the best mags out there!!
Bought my first one for 464.00 at a gun shop , now own five, I didn’t know that Taurus did away with their lifetime warranty , I recently sold a blued one to a friend for 400.00 with pachmeyres , and he was happy to get it. The story that I heard is that several soldiers had the slide break free while shooting their beretta 92 and were killed by the slide going through their eye sockets, one of the reasons that they were dropped. This has never happened with the Taurus clone to the best of my knowledge. I’ve never experienced anything wrong with any of the five that I owned, also from Phx Az.
LOL, That broken slide issue is pretty much old wife's tales.... I've heard tons of them, I know Beretta's DID break due to use, but I doubt any service members were killed due to that!!!
We need to get together one fo these days!!
Its great handgun why next handgun I am buying.
This is a REALLY good choice!!
Pt92 is way better than Beretta.
I love it for the safety frame , safety key .
Funny, I hate the safety Key!!
I bought a PT 92C in the early 90's it doesn't have an internal lock thank God! I still have this stainless steel with wood grip panels with a gold Taurus emblem seated in the handle plate. It's a real looker. I love the gun so much I just bought a brand new PT 92AF it has the rail system same as the one shown in this video and I'm still impressed with Taurus hand guns, love both.
I had one in late 1992, I miss it, I wish I'd kept it!!
I had the chance to buy a PT92. I turned down that chance and now I kick myself everytime I hear the name Taurus.
Dave, I hate to pour salt in your wound, but ya, you done messed up dude!! These are GREAT pistols and they are a lot of bang for little buck!!
I have owned many pistols and the taurus pt92 is the best.
Tenho uma dessa adoro, feita no Brasil 🇧🇷 é isso me dá muito orgulho 👏👏👏👏
I wish I could understand what you wrote!!
@@yrsued he wrote in portuguese
@@marcelofarias417 I know, I speak Spanish, not Portuguese,
He wrote he has one and love it. And the fact it is made in Brazil makes him proud!
@@marcelorezende7568 Excellent, thanks for the translation!!
I like it 🤷♂️
I like it too...
Taurus PT92 is the best pistol
You are right there my friend, it's a great pistol for superb price
My favorite pasty.
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@@yrsued spell check got the best of me. Pistol. I love my Taurus. It’s my second one.
@@dougclick2850 LOL, I hate speech;l check, it comes up with the weirdest things!!
When the bolt goes forward the weapon has fired
And NO, they DO NOT!!! Depending on The firearm, if it's a Striker Or Firing Pin Firearm, the firearm WILL NOT go off when the bolt goes home!! That only happens on Open Bolt Full Auto Guns...
If you want, I will do a Video on it!!
@El Sid If I know what he's referring to, he's not talking about this gun or this Video, he's just trying his best to be smart..
Iver Johnson is an awesome company that doesn't get much recognition imho... I like their 1911's and AR12 style Shotgun's Lol... #StaySafe & #StayBlessed 😎👍
Yes, thanks, that is another good company that is quit under rated, I will look into it!!
The Taurus pt92 is not readily available, new, they r only sold on online Auctions been biddding $600 haven’t won yet. Picked up one up used for $400 at pawn shop took me a month to find
Well, NOTHING is readily available now, that is a fact we all have to deal with. They are being made, they are making their way to distributors and I know the distributors don't want to hold on to them when orders are piling up from retailers. The problem is they sell as soon as they hit the shelves in the stores and more often than not, they NEVER hit the shelves, they are sold once they come off the shipping box!! IF you want a brand new one, my suggestion is to become friends with someone at a Gun Store!!
Came across plenty of new Bretta 92’s. both gun shows had them 2 out 4 academy’s had them
@@jamesbirk7508 They must have been overpriced, they had a Gun Show in Tempe this weekend and it was barren..
I love mine not going no where
I made the mistake of selling mine, in early 93, I regret it!!
I would never lock mine.
Me neither, I don't see the use for it!!
I own 4, over the past 20 years. Still have all 4. Would I recommend it? Yes. Taurus made crap up until 1985/86. They have come a long way and now make quality guns.
I had one from 1992, it was a GREAT pistol, I regret trading it in towards a Beretta 92 FS.
white finger nail polish on front and rear makes a bar
YUP, that is a great idea!!
Has anyone broken the locking block?
I've never heard of one, but I bet that at some point, some have broken!!
I have the gun this one is based off of the beretta 92fs
You have a PT-92?
Is this pistol marked Bainbridge GA on the slide? I'm trying to understand now if the pistol (at least in part) is made in GA now, rather than in Brazil.
OK, this requires a long explanation, but here it goes. Taurus USA is in GA, it used to be in Miami, the older guns were marked Miami, FL, the new Guns are marked Bainbridge, GA.
I don't think Taurus makes ANY guns in the USA, they import them. But, Glock for example, makes the Glock 17 in the US, frame and slides, but most small parts are still made in Austria. That happens with many companies that sell guns to the US Government, they have to make most of their guns in the US, like Beretta, SIG and Glock. back in the early 2000's, some Glock parts were imported, like slides, but the G17 Frames were made here, in GA!!!
Furthermore, all imported firearms MUST have their US Import Marks on the gun somewhere, that is Federal Law, so that might be the main reason you see two different manufacturer places.
Springfield Guns are either Croatian or in the case of the 1911's forged in Brazil. The 1911's have final assembly in the US, the Croatian Guns are imported complete!!, they still say Croatia and Geneseo, IL
@@yrsued According to an interview with Taurus CEO I watched last month they make many guns in US and they're moving towards producing even more. Gun regulation in Brazil is too strict and all new guns require years of bureaucracy and army trials to be released here(we still don't have the G2S, G3, G3C, and we never had the Curve, e.g.). They plan to produce all new guns in US and import them back to Brazil, as that'd make the bureaucracy way easier(imported guns don't have to undergo the years of trials if they're approved in their country of origin).
My understanding is they only produce their old guns(Beretta clones, Revolvers, Winchester clones, etc.) in Brazil, everything else is made in US.
@@ofidiotabagista5259 OK, I take your word for it, I will find out, the PR guy for Taurus I work with was on Vacation this past week, I will get with him next week. I wish they build the PT-92 here, with the Upgrades I mentioned on another post!! Most importantly, NO SAFETY LOCK!!!
@@ofidiotabagista5259 BTW, Taurus has a new CEO, just recently!! I will find out for you ASAP!!
@@yrsued Everyone complains about those safety lock, they should really disappear.
The CEO I watched in the interview is called Salesio Nuhs, by the way.
I have the AFFSD. IT WAS GREAT TILL THE EJECTOR BROKE. IN LESS THHAN 50 RROUNDS AND IS THE HARDEST. TO RACK OF ANY PISTOL I EVER. HAD. I. Want. To go to a Wolf. Lighter guide ridd sspring annd reeplace the ejector parts. Have no intention of shipping my unit anywgere.. Where can I buy the ejector parts? The stock trigger is sweet.
You're going to have to send it back to Taurus, they will fix it in no time, call them, they will pay for the shipping. Nobody sells Taurus Parts, that is a problem, but Wolfe Beretta Springs should work fine in your pistol if you want a lighter spring!! Get an 11-12 Lb Recoil spring!!
@@yrsued Thanks for your response. Sucks I can't buy parts. Not a Smith but build most of my own. I subbed your channel. Glad I did. Thanks.
@@dandahermitseals5582 Thanks for joining us, give Taurus a call, they will repair your gun fairly quickly, and you will get a good factory part!! FWIW, out of all the parts I have seen fail, I have never seen one of their ejectors fail, but there's always a first time for everything. It might have had a stress crack created in manufacturing!!
price point on these guns need to be around $350-$400, Girsan is making a better 92 than Beretta for about $450 for their top gucci model.
One thing I DO NOT like about the Girsan is the Finger Grooves!! NOT at all!!. I'm VERY happy with the PT-92, I have been for almost 30 years!!
Could you please do a tortured test
These things aren't cheap and I don't like to beat up guns!!
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Where may I buy reliable magazines that fit right??
Factory mags or MecGar. Most likely the Factory Mags are made by MecGar to begin with.
Personally, the Mec-Gar 20 Round Mag is a GREAT buy.
Thanks. Others do not work well. Hard to find on Taurus' site.
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Took me 15 seconds
Taurus USA Site>Store>Magazines... It's the first magazine there.
They are out of stock now, but you can keep coming back until they are.
Will do. Maybe I was not at taurus USA was the problem. Thanks.
Mec gar comes up directly btw.
@@vlventureworx1776 Both Factory and Mec-Gar are superb mags!!
Good pistol but the Bersa TPR9 is way better
Never seen it nor heard of it!!