I had one and I'm more of a fan of Taurus revolvers than most people.
The trigger was terrible.
I stoned it inside, smoothed contact points, put in wolf springs.
still terrible.

 

Thanks for the info. I am reading the same things about the trigger online.

 

Are you looking new or used? Here's one I bought in 1993 when I couldn't afford a S&W model 63. I put a Wolff spring set in it and it's been great. My advice is find one of this vintage, and put in a Wolff spring set like I did. I still haven't bought that S&W model 63!

Lou

 

Nice Revolver Lou.

I recently ordered a Wolff Spring kit for my Model 94 and the rebound spring is too long to be used without cutting off coils. I installed the 9LB mainspring and need to get it to the range to see how it runs. I also did a complete stone and polish job so hopefully I will have a keeper.

 

The double action trigger absolutely sucks, mine feels like 14 lbs........even cocking the hammer for thirty rounds or so for single action is a pain....save your money....

 

Save and buy a S&W 617.

Or, the new Ruger GP 100 .22lr.

Both are ten shot.

 

I inherited a couple of Taurus revovlers when my Dad died some years ago. They were OK.

I later picked up a 94 in a trade. The Taurus 94 is a pretty little gun but, as noted above, has a horrible trigger. Calling that trigger "horrible" is understatement. And gunsmiths apparently can't do much with it.

I traded the 94 (and some cash) at a pawn shop for a very nice .22 rifle ). I think I did better on that trade than the pawn shop did. I recently sold the rifle for a nice profit.

That line from the movie "The Fly" seems appropriate: "Be afraid, be very afraid..."

 

I have a 941 ultra lite it is Winchester rim fire mag night stand gun for the wife not a bad pics I will have to take it out and beat it some.