I had one if you're talking about the aluminum frame job. It worked fine and was suprisingly accurate. Ended up swapping it for a Smith 642 later. Not a bad revolver, just not a Smith.

I have one that I have carried quite a bit for the past 6-7 years. I shoot it often with both lead SWC and JHP bullets. Usually regular pressure, but sometimes with +P. I have shoot mostly reloads, but plenty of factory as well. I have found it to be accurate and pretty easy to shoot. Mine is DA only. Usually carried as a backup in an ankle holster or in a pocket holster. No complaints from me about the Taurus. I have Colts and S&W revolvers as well.

I have one.. or I should say my wife has one... she picked it out and loves it... only time we had a problem with it is with shotshells... sometimes the shotshell plastic case would work up in the chamber and lock the cylinder... but with regular ammo, there was no problem..

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

I have the analogous AirLite Centennial (.38 Special +P) from S&W.

To me, the gun has *one* purpose: Self-defense (in particular, CCW).

Translation: Carry a lot, shoot a little.

I have fired only two types of ammunition in mine, both 'standard' pressure:
1) Federal Premium Gold Medal Match 148 HBWC
2) Buffalo Bore 158 LSWCHP

Neither exhibits any appreciable bullet pull in my gun (none within a cylinder-full).

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