And the point would have been? I've yet to see a gun with a plugged bore not have a mechanical problem of a catastrophic mature when fired with a plugged bore.
In counterpoint to the poster who kept buying Taurus, I own 14 of them. Some are as much as 30 years old. I've not had any trouble with any of them that I didn't cause myself. One of my old Model 85s, a CH model, was fed a steady diet of +P and +P+ ammo, which it wasn't rated for. After nearly 5K, it was spitting lead. I sent it back to Taurus, with the ready admission of my sin, and, in six weeks, received the gun back. It had been re-built, and re-blued, for free! I still have it.
I own:
PT92, pre-decocking lever
PT58, pre-decocker
PT101, bought new in 1998
PT22
Model 66, SS 3"
Model 82
Model 94, SS 4"
Model 94, BS 4"
PT1911
Model 85, SS
Model 85CH, BS
Model 941, BS 4"
Model 96, BS 6"
Model 66, BS 6"
These are all well used guns, and are a small part of my collection of handguns. I also own weapons up to, and including, Korth.