Taurus PT92 Fifteen year review
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
- I've owned this Taurus PT 92 for nearly fifteen years and it has been a great firearm.
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Totally agree on durability and reliability. I received one of these from my father as a birthday gift when I turned 16. I'm 49 now, and in the 33 years I've owned it, it has been a solid and reliable firearm. No issues whatsoever, and it's still by far my favorite gun at the range.
I still love shooting mine
I've owned mine since 2005. 12,000, never had any issues. Best $460 I've ever spent.
I completely agree. The mag catch was the only problem I had.
Bought my pt92 in 1991, still have it today, great pistol
They sure are. Thanks for watching.
Bought my PT 100 in '91 and carry it every day! Love it!
I've owned a Taurus PT99 for 30 years now and it is currently my EDC, yes the mag release gave some trouble but I ordered a new one, installed it myself and not another problem since! All I have done is changed the springs a couple of times in the 3 decades that I've owned this gun.
I know it is large and heavy for an EDC but with a good rig and belt, I carry this thing all day long. It goes bang every time, metal or brass, it doesn't matter.
I'm a fan of them. They're possibly the best pistol Taurus makes
I’ve had one of those for about 20 years. I still carry it regularly. It’s a nice weapon. I definitely prefer the 1911 style safety over the Baretta. I had a friend who was a gunsmith offer to do some work to it. He chromed some and put a solid black finish on other parts. It looks very nice. That was 10 years ago or so and I’m still happy with the results. Over all I’ve been very happy with the results. It’s a good gun and I’d definitely buy one.
I agree. Mine has been great. Thanks for watching
The Taurus PT92 is one of my favorite handguns.
Yep. One of the best Taurus makes.
1991 92 AF 9mm still going strong! Great video!
+Scott D thanks for watching
My 1990 PT 92 AF has "Failed to Disappoint" for all these years. While not my primary... it will flat out digest anything that I feed it. 115's to 147's; it's boringly reliable. I consider it Good to Go to this day. Thanks for the video. (subscribed)
+Rick Quist I love my 92 also. The only thing I have had gone wrong was the magazine release. Thanks for watching and glad to have you on board
Taurus didnt actually change the position of the safety from the slide to the frame. That was Beretta in Brazils original plan and the machinery they sold to Taurus was tooled for a frame mounted safety. Beretta was intending for a frame mounted safety but never implemented the design change. Taurus just rolled with the building and machinery that Beretta sold them.
+Jeremiah Wilson thanks for watching
Every time I hear somebody say this, I just think of how stupid they are.
Great video. I have owned mine for 11 years and absolutely LOVE it. The recoil is minimal and accuracy is outstanding. It is NOT an every day carry, but I do break it out every once in a while and carry it. So far I have had no mechanical issues. If anyone is looking for a reliable handgun.... this is it.
+John Banks I couldn't agree more. They're fun to shoot. I do wish it was possible to change out the sights but still worth it
Why not an EDC?
5 yrys later. Do you still have it? And if so how is it holding up
Just added a second Taurus PT92 to the one I've had for 31 years. Great guns.
They're great
I've had a Pt100 for 27 years and have NEVER had a malfunction of any kind. It has some spots where the blueing has worn completely off, but other than that, it still performs flawlessly no matter what brand of ammo I feed it. Good video by the way!
+Dan Schutz I am a fan of the Taurus. Thanks for watching
Bought my first 9mm. Taurus PT111/G2 and recently Taurus PT99. Both shoot great.
+Dell Miller they're good guns. Thanks for watching
I like your honesty i've always wanted a Taurus 92 even though i own a beretta m9
The Taurus is a good gun. You won't be disappointed
Great video...well done and hit all the points that I needed to hear, I'm gonna keep my eye out for one. Thank you!
+505dab thanks for watching. You can still get these new at many gun stores
I recently purchased my first one, then very quickly purchased my second one because I liked it so much. I don't see it replacing my CZ P10C as primary carry gun but like you say excellent gun for truck, range or home defense. Especially with the thumb saftey gives my wife a little more confidence in handling it. Great review.
They're great guns. I've carried it before also. It's a little big for EDC when you try to keep it Concealed but it can be done.
I believe you have sold me from loving my revolver to a clip fed pistol. This video shouts integrity and faithfulness from Taurus.
The pt92 is one of the best guns they've made.
Thanks, great video... I just got one a little over a week ago... Have been eyeing it, back and forth with the Beretta, Zenith Regard MC... And happy I went back to the PT92...
+BeeBlessed44 Rev45 they are great guns. Thanks for watching and please subscribe for more
I really appreciate the 15 year review. Lots of things look good in the beginning but I really appreciate a tool that will last long term.
This thing has been great
I bought mine in 1990 and after thousands on thousands of rounds, I've never had an issue with mine. I've have been thinking about buying some new magazine springs.
Best gun Taurus ever made= action slick as owl turds.
The only issue I had was the mag catch. You can get aftermarket mags a little cheaper and they work fine.
Nice review just purchased one.
Hope you enjoy it!
Thank you for making my mind
Thanks for watching
Great job on the reviews.
Thanks. I had it out again last night
I purchased my first PT 99 in 91, I've tried to make it jam by loading 10 magazines with every assortment of ammo mixed together. Lead nose, ball, hollow points, truncated head, brass,steel and aluminum casings, +p+ 115 grain,. 124 grain,, 147 grain and subsonic. All fired rapid fire and still have never had a jam. Love this gun! Only complaint is inability to change front sight.
The sights are a draw back on them but they're great guns
@@BoomStickTactical earlier Beretta have fix front sight too.When Beretta started using removable front is when people take notice and started crying about the fix front sight which they never did before.
That's an endorsement Taurus can't buy. Berretta's are legendary for durability and accuracy, and Taurus's version is as good or better because they bought the factory the parts and kept the workers on. This might be my next pistol.
+Henri Greene you won't be disappointed. Thanks for watching.
That was in 90's. Since then its a whole different factory, another tools, another workers because taurus needed to walk with their own legs. Only the project remains the same. Actually i still preffer the old pt92 with the small serrations, those are the guns that were built under the beretta factory, i think it has a better machining and a better finish, just like the revolvers. Old taurus is like the old german-made sigs and new taurus are like new american-made sigs.
Thanks for the video. They are great firearms. 👍👍
Thanks for watching
Enjoyed your upbeat comments regarding your PT 92. I have a PT 99, same firearm but with an adjustable rear sight. I can echo your opinions. It's an extremely reliable, high cap pistol with very low recoil. My PT 99 was manufactured in 1986.
+Rich Weatherly they are great guns and fun to shoot. Thanks for support and please subscribe for more
I subscribed, thanks.
Great video I’m wanting one and you helped me on my decision I have a Taurus pt1911 45 and I have had it for years I take it once a week to the range and never had a problem
+Aaron Honaker youll love it. Thanks for watching
Just bought one great gun, Personally I think I would go with Taurus Lifetime warranty if anything goes wrong with it. And holds 2 more shots than the berretta.👍
It's a great gun
Thanks for a great review!
+Bear 911 thanks for watching
Your testimony is very good. I am a happy owner of a PT 92, in a more recent version than yours, with some factory modifications such as the decloc, which disarms the hammer.
Many Brazilians consider it to be an obsolete weapon, but from their experience and the length of their career that this weapon has had in the armed and police forces of Brazil, I have no doubt that my acquisition was successful. Tank you.
It's a great gun. Thanks for watching
Great review
Thanks for watching and please
I bought mine new in 05 great pistol. Very good review.
Thanks for watching
This is a great video I'm New to gun ownership and when I started out after reading so many negative things about Taurus I didn't think I'd ever purchase a Taurus. How wrong was I purchased purchased 709 slim about a month absolutely love that gun. I just purchased a Taurus 809 4.25 inch 17 round and I haven't received it yet and am I ever waiting to receive it from buds on line. Everything I have read about both these guns was More than true about my 709 slim. I'm so dam tickled about getting my new Taurus 809
+C. Haas Taurus has really improved their guns. The slim is a great concealed carry gun. Thanks for watching and please subscribe for more
I've owned one of these for almost 10 years now. It has been 100% reliable, and I actually shoot it better then my Beretta 92FS. I don't know why; I just do. The only thing I noticed when I first bought it was the white dot painted in the front sight was not completely filled in. It didn't hurt the accuracy at all; it just suggested that one slipped though the manufacturing process. I do like the frame mounted safety over that of the 92FS.
The dot on mine is virtually gone but I put some glow in the dark paint on it to help. Love the 92.
My 30+ year old PT92AF (no decocker) is my SHTF sidearm, right along with my AR. Trigger job, Millet sights and Pachmeyer grips. Some Beretta parts DO interchange in mine, barrel, toggle block for sure as I have an extended Beretta barrel and toggle block with suppressor that works perfectly with 147grain.
They're great guns. I've carried mine before and it has been a truck gun also.
Nice video, love my Rock Island 45
+Herbie 08 I've been looking at one of those myself. Thanks for watching and please subscribe for more
I've got mine being shipped to my local FFL. I can't wait to take it out to the range!
You won't be disappointed
Great vid. I have one and I love it
They're great. Thanks for watching
Bought one pt92 afs from the late 90s I guess for $150.00. Like new condition. Love it.
They're great guns. You won't be disappointed.
@@BoomStickTactical Have another PT92AF and a PT111 millenium G2 in the Toys safe.👍😁
Great review, thanks for posting. It seems unusual that they would not just send you a new magazine catch assembly rather than the costly alternative of having the firearm shipped to them for a simple repair. Still excellent service though. I just bought a new PT 92 and I am looking forward to some range time with it.
+Bobby Ricigliano actually it didn't cost me anything to ship it in for repair. They covered all the cost for it. I agree they should have just sent me a new magazine release. You won't regret your purchase. They're great guns and very reliable. Thanks for watching. www.boomsticktactical.com
Great gun i owned this gun for years
Yes they are
First gun I ever got was a pt92 made in 1994 it was rebuilt after being in a house fire. Ive got rid of all my Pt guns antil yesterday when I picked up a pt100 for 250 made in 1999 but looks like it had maybe a couple boxes thru it can't wait to shoot it.
They're great guns
Great video, greetings from South Africa
Thanks for watching. How's the gun laws there?
Very good video, I carry one on duty, mec gar are excellent magazines for it, and there is a place in GA that does the drilling in the front sight to insert a tritium dot, as I have it done several years ago.
+Leonardo Nelson thanks for watching
Will the beretta 92fs mag work in this gun?
just curious how expensive was that gunsmithing on the front sight?
I'm considering one of these for my first handgun. I have always liked the feel and look of the 92fs/m9 and this seems like a great cheaper alternative. Any thoughts? Also great video btw!
They're great guns
Bought one of my uncle and he had it for long time before I bought it I had it for about four years and it still fires like a new gun steel case brass or aluminum case it Love's it all
I've had only the one issue with mine but it's been great.
I'm from Brazil and I use a Beretta 92fs inox as my bed side. It's beautiful, it's my baby, but so expensive! So I'm interested in the Taurus PT92 to practice since it's a third of the price of the Beretta and still room for ammo.
Good to know that they are this reliable! Thank you for the review!
Thanks for watching
I’ve had a Taurus PT 100 40 since 1995! I pulled it out at a range recently, and everyone was like 😮!!! Worked flawlessly!
Yep. These things are great
My PT92 was made in 1990 and has had zero problems. I teach concealed carry and spend a lot of time on the range. I can see it going another 28 years and beyond. I also deal at gun shows and have had many other weapons. None compare to the 92AF.
They are very good guns.
Just got an AFS made in '92. Love the Inox finish.
This is likely as close as I'll ever get to a true 92 original.
Beretta has been neck and neck with me and my 1911.....
This one with the frame safety and decocker?
its my favorite Beretta of my collection now.
My Girsan compact is gonna miss me lol.
They're great pistols
PS...the Beretta always felt much better in the hand....I think it was the slight curve at the bottom of the grip. not to dis the Taurus but Berettas are on sale for 449 shipped right now..like less than 100 bucks difference for a distinct different in quality but maybe still not worth the 50-80 bucks difference for some. I might do a video on the two when I get the Beretta in this next week or so. The Taurus was what I could get at the time and was and happy that I did.
+miragexl007 the price was a big factor when I got mine. Thanks for watching
Just picked up a brand new Beretta for 429
I just traded for a pt92 one of the first models in 1985. Mine is a stainless steel AFS In pristine cond. I traded my hellcat for it, my GX4 took the hellcats place and there is not enough things to say about my PT92. Great video!
Thanks. I almost bought a stainless when I got this one. The price difference made me choose this.
This is guy I used to own a 99 which was adjustable in the rear but I've had a 92 Taurus and I'll give you a clue just file down at the feeding ramp and it will feed anything and I do mean anything and really fast and it never misses a beat I've had a lot of fun with my 92 s now I own a Beretta and I'm thinking about buying a 92 after watching you do the 15-year review
I've never had a feeding problem with any ammo I've used. It gobbles up everything. Thanks for watching
I had one from the early 90's. Great gun, but I sold it to buy something else. The only part I had break on mine was the pin that holds the extractor in the slide. Mine had a lot of barrel and slide finish wear. Loved the safety on the frame.
They're a good gun. I also like the safety on the frame.
The LAPD has Beretta m9s (rare but issued if asked) and my buddy says occasionally a Taurus m9 is in the armory.
Cool
hay boomstick,I have the Taurus g2 pt 111 9mm,it's my first gun and the dumb mag release came out of the handle due to the magazine release spring coming out of place. so now im going to have to send it in ,but I would definitely buy another Taurus because of the amunition I've put threw it.thumbs up on your reviews and
teachings keep em comeing
+leahcim thgirw thanks for watching. Check with your dealer and they should be able to send it in cheaper than you could. Depending on your dealer that is.
+BoomStick Tactical have you ever try to install a skeleton hammer
I was going to ask if the Beretta mag. release was interchangeable but you said no parts interchange so that was answered. I have several Berettas and two Taurus PT917C (compact slide version of the 92). Both are interesting and different. My first semi auto was a PT92 back in the mid 80's. Wish I still had it now. I've always liked the Beretta/Taurus 92 style pistols and the 92 is probably the best pistol made by Taurus.
+mrweeby1961 I'm a big fan of the 92 myself. Thanks for watching
The factory magazines were junk when I bought this firearm. They keep on nosediving the rounds in every 5 rounds fired and they do not lock the slide back after firing the last round because the follower can't reach the slide catch. I got rid of them, and bought 5 Mec Gar anti-friction magazines. They are reliable, and they don't have any problems even you load in Hollow points.
+HighFrequencyBlade Raiden thanks for watching
How does steel work in those mags?
Taurus has had it's ups and downs from what I've seen/heard/read but my PT92 (my first gun bought at 18 in Mi, around 25 years ago) never had any issues. Of course I probably have less than 200 rounds through it. Looks like new with Dark wood grips. I only keep it for sentimental reasons. Hard to beat my MPs or other firearms now. the Beretta I had (and just ordered a new one on sale at palmetto) was quite a bit tighter/better but of course quite a bit more in price.
Damn I got a m&p 2.0 a month ago got 500 down range already
The 92s are great guns
Great review. I'm getting myself a Taurus PT 92 in Stainless steel for Christmas. Not because I can't afford a Beretta but I can't stand the slide mounted Decocker. If you are pulling back the slide it is too easy to decock.
I think that's why Beretta is making them with it on the frame also .
Great looking handgun! I prever frame mounted safety on this Taurus over Beretta slide safety
Agreed. Beretta has started putting them back on the frame in newer models
I love mine!
I love mine also
I have owned one since 1990
The only problem I have had was the pin holding the rear site would come loose had to re ping it a couple of times over the years
Forgot to add I have the the older model with no decocker
Interesting
I just bought one yesterday
Congrats
It's over 5 years later. Still good? My 30 year old PT92C is still going strong. I just dropped a 6" Jarvis barrel in my PT92AF-S, looking forward to trying it out.
If you're machinist inclined, one could drill out the center dot on the front post (from the opposite/front side) and press/push (& epoxy) in a piece of fiber-optic cable. I haven't done it, however, it should be doable in a drill press, securing the slide rigidly, and with the proper drills/reamers.
It's definitely a great gun
Badass pistol I love mine
Agreed
Hello, i'm new to the channel and currently looking what to purchase for my first handgun. i'm a lefty and always been captivated by 9 mm from shooting one a few times, i'm thinking this would be a great first gun for a lefty and would last me a long time but would like insight from the gun pro doing the video and in the comments(i'm trying to get practice in before boot camp as well). id like to thank you in advance for the help.
This is a full sized gun and is a good gun for the money. You need to decide what you are going to be doing with the gun. Check out my channel for deciding on the best gun.
This firearm is dependable and accurate . I just changed the grips .
There are a lot of nice grip options for them. I've been thinking of changing the ones on mine also.
Pachmayer or Hogue .
Thanks. I think I will get one with my tax return.
another inexpensive weapon which has surprised me with it's great reliability and shockingly good accuracy given the sights which I wasn't expecting to give me much at all.. was the Heritage Rough Rider .22 revolver.
They're great guns and so is the Heritage
I've had one for about 30 years, zero problems
They're great.
@@BoomStickTactical that, the Ruger Security Six, Dan Wesson Pistol pac with interchangeable barrels, Colt 1911, Remington M51 and Jennings .22 are my 'go to' weapons. I'm big and can carry any of them concealed. put the jennings in my pocket as backup and I'm set,
Great gun! i love mine runs like a well tuned machine!!! a must try people
+k luper yes they are. I love shooting mine. Thanks for watching
same here! shoots left with 115
and 124 dead on consistent with heavy ammo. Thanks keep up the good work!! Brother!!
+k luper you bet. I've got more videos on the way.
Amazing gun. Second most beautiful and accurate next to Tanfoglio stock master
It's been great
Mine came with 2 17 rnd magazines and i baught 1 extra thats 17 rnds. There just something about they look and feel shooting thats differs from other 9mms
They are great.
I have found that there are some interchangeable parts I have a Beretta Guide Rod Hammer Spring Locking Block Slide Catch/Stop/Release, & Spring but only these part
+Big J they are very similar to the Beretta only cheaper. Thanks for watching
+BoomStick Tactical it was a good video I'm stuck between the Taurus and the Beretta when it comes to the stainless model and I would go with the Taurus but them skeleton hammer look so good on the Beretta an can't go on the Taurus stuck
+Big J I understand. Whatever you choose will be a good decision
Im looking at one for my first carry gun how are the locking blocks on it
They're fine. Great guns
I traded my PT92 AF-S for M4 few years ago. Excellent trade on my end but I do miss my old PT92. Now I’m thinkin if I should get another one or go with Beretta...
Either one would be a good gun.
Sorry, I neglected to thank you for the video and honesty despite the small mistake .
+MATT DYLAN thanks for watching
Glad i bought a tarus
The 92 is my favorite
I just bought mine last week and finally fired it two days ago. Unfortunately it seems to not like +p ammo very much. I fired Sig M17 124gr +p and the slide would jam and the casing would not eject. The casing would still be in the barrel and the next bullet would be pressed against the back of the casing, causing the slide to get stuck. It would do this about every 5 rounds. However, it did just fine with Federal american eagle 124gr and 115gr Winchester whitebox. I'm wondering if it has something to do with my extractor seeing as how others are able to feed so many different types of rounds through it. Unfortunately there aren't any good images of what a pt92 extractor looks like in order for me to compare mine. It also had some underlying rust on the slide near the sights and the gun was factory new.
I would send it in for them to check it out. Ive never had that issue with mine even with 147 grain.
@@BoomStickTactical thanks for the reply. The ammo was also NATO. I actually took it into the shop the other day to get a custom cerakote job done on it so I'll have to wait for it to come out. Aside from that ammo it fired the others really well. I'm going to test it with my 135 grain hollow point rounds and try some heavier rounds next. When sending it back to Taurus do you just use your local gun shop to ship it? (Sorry I'm new to the warranty process).
Yes, your gun shop should be able to do it for you. You can also call Taurus directly but an ffl is easier. Make sure you keep a copy of your serial number.
@@BoomStickTactical gotcha I'll do that then. Thanks a bunch I appreciate the help.
All my rugers ,never had any problems with 1911s. My 140 dollar dan wesson 15-2 357 bluing is perfect. And what can you say bout a ruger 1022?
Nice collection
Hi! How many rounds did you fire with it? Thank you
More than I can count
Hola, en dónde puedo conseguir actualmente por internet el magazine reléase button por q el mío se rompió,saludos🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Thanks for watching
Actually, when Taurus bought the factory, the Beretta 92 had the safety on the frame. It was only later that Beretta moved it to the slide. Taurus kept it on the frame.
They are good guns. Thanks for watching
Nice.
Thanks
I bought one recently and it came stainless steel with a fiber optic as the front sight is this normal?
+mt magoon yes. I've looked at one like that myself
Can you use Beretta magazines with the Taurus?
No, I've seen people modify them to make them work but they won't work as is.
No
sub'd today gotta CuZ has one & got worried abt all the chatter abt problems w/them now. Guess it is a rumor not Fact? TY 4 video encouraging & will send 2 him.
These guns are great and will run for decades if taken care of.
Small correction, the pt92 is a copy of the original 92. Beretta had a factory in Brazil and made the guns for the Brazilian military, it was actually their first big contract prior to the US military. When Taurus purchased the factory from Beretta they acquired the old blueprints with the purchase which led to the pt92 with some modifications done by Taurus. Beretta later developed the 92fs which brought changes to the design like slide saftey etc. and many more over the years. Similar guns but different. If I was going to do the comparison I would have done it with a 92 not 92fs. If you are going to compare a 92fs against another gun it should have been done with the Chiappa fire arms m9 pistol but for a cheap pistol it’s probably good I don’t doubt it, but your guns quality probably was a little better given the year of purchase. I bet the quality control was better at that time versus now. In my opinion if you really want something like the beretta by a beretta as I own a lot of berettas they are a rock solid gun designed to give you 10s of thousands of reliable rounds time after time. Oh and CZ is real good too both my personal choice of pistols to carry, matter of fact the only two brands I will carry......just my two cents. Overall good review keep up the good work.
+Tremaine Johnson if the price comes down on the m9a3 I would like to get one of them. Thanks for watching
Have PT99 AFS taurus... Out class... But size is big... To carry on a daily basis
They can be a little big for some people.
On my Taurus if you have it cocked and locked, if you pull the trigger while on safe and then take it off safe it’ll decock itself... is that Normal?
No. You might want to send it in for repair
Hey thank you for your speedy reply! I’m not terribly familiar with hammer fired pistols, other than my Redhawk the pt92 is my only one... on topic of sending it in for repair, do I need to use an ffl to do that or can I handle it between Taurus and myself? I uploaded a video of it, if that helps ^_^
Call Taurus and they will give you instructions. A friend of mine who owns a gun store handled everything for me.
I appreciate the info.
7:00 10 minutes with a Dremel and I modified two Beretta mags to function with my Pop’s Taurus. You just grind a circular hole into the rectangular hole on the side opposite the mag release button.
I just widens the hole a little bit at a time until the mag locked into place.
I also had to grind down the top of the magazine on the corner above the circular hole. The crown of the Beretta mags aren’t as tapered as the Taurus mags, so the corner catches the mag release pin.
Mags for these are fairly cheep.
@@BoomStickTactical Yeah, but I had a certification coming up, and the first shop had neither, and the second shop only had the Berettas.
I’m sure I’ll buy actual Taurus mags at some point, but the three I have now are sufficient at the moment.
Does it fit in Beretta 92 and M9 holsters?
Many of them it does. Some tighter ones may not work due to the accessory rail.
Thanks
Well to be honest I prefer the Beretta. But I'll settle with my taurus 92. There's just something about them I really like. Both feel smooth and both reliable and accurate. Have to admit both are fine as a frog hair split 3 ways
They're great
Taurus was making hand guns with a pic rail in the early 2000's?
Yep
Everyone here has CZ or Glock, the Czech Republic is pistol. But I bought a PT Taurus short for day and night
Interesting
Maybe you shoulda put some white paper on the background so it will contrast with the black gun
I was using the tailgate of my truck to lay it on. I don't have a professional studio and often record with my phone.
Lol first comment I read bought in 91 and and bought a used one with out think and zero regrets now lol
They're great guns
I never load a full mag I like to keep da spring fresh and I think it helps the first few rounds feed better so da 2 extra rounds thing isn't on my mind I think I'l stick with berreta it is fkd up hitting the safety by accident that is a problem wen thinking quick and the Taurus is basicly a knock off berreta
They're a good gun for the money
Bersa Thunder Pro High Capacity Full Size 9mm is an accurate reliable gun.
A retired cop friend of mine has one.