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I didn’t know Taurus made a 44 special again.
I currently have 3” L and N frame smiths in 4 special.
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I have one of the older MilleniumPro .45s. Never an issue and decent enough gun. I remember it being recalled and all the bs associated with that. I kept mine. I also have their .38 Ulta-Lite which stays in the bed with me.
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Does it have a pinned ejector star like their 357's do? That is one quality feature I would like to see back on S+W and Ruger revolvers.
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I have sold a metric shit ton of Taurus handguns over the years. Starting in about 1988. Back then they were pretty much Saturday Night Specials, a rung above Phoenix. But they were solid guns that used S&W information and technology. They weren't S&W's by any stretch but they were 1/3rd the cost. I've owned a few of them over the years and can't complain as they just work. Still, they aren't S&W grade but they are good enough.
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I have two Taurus handguns and both have served me well for many years! PT1911 and Raging Bull .44 mag. I want to get a .357 or .44 snubbie someday.