I got one today. It has a great trigger pull and everything works fairly well (ok, everything works really well). However, I must report 2 light strikes resulting in failure to fire. This after about 140 perfect rounds. I had fired 100 pmj's and then got out a hundred box of winchester white. About halfway thru, and within 15 rounds I had two light strikes. The strikes compared to those that fired looked to be small pinpoints rather than the fairly deep, somewhat dual impacted good fires. I have a photo if it would be of any use. Anyway, I had read that this gun was really dirty from the factory and I thought the internals might be crudded up. I fired a few shots of M-Pro 7 down into the chamber and firing mechanism and the barrel. I got the trusty bore snake out and gave the barrel a swipe and wiped the ramp (it was filthy). I shook the gun to try to get any of the remaining M-pro out and continued with my shooting. I shot about 80 more fault free rounds. When I got home and took the gun apart, It was
just filthy (like a new Taurus) and made it look like new. Hope to get out next weekend and see if it was dirt or some mechanical problem causing the firing problem. I can tell you that I tried to fire one of the bullets twice and it was a no go. Perhaps it was the bullets.
Anyway, this gun is comfortable to shoot, nothing rubs the trigger finger nor does the gun move around in the hand. It can be fired quickly and accurately without having to readjust your grip. I really like the design and think Taurus did a great design job on the pistol. hopefully, they didn't put a light spring or otherwise foul up the striker mechanism. It's a really nice pistol overall, and much better to shoot than my Glock 26. Appears to be dead on accurate after a bit of adjustment (after shooting full sized pistols for a month). If any of you have a suggestion about the soft striking - i'll take it. I have no qualms about sending this back to Taurus. I like the gun enough that it's worth having fixed if it's broken.