Guessing that the ejector rod has become un-screwed a bit. Probably left hand
thread. Most recent Smith and Wessons are, and the Taurus is a S&W copy in
many ways. See if you can hold the knurled part and turn the cylinder. If you cock
the hammer a bit you should find a point where the hand and cylinder stop are both
disengaged and you can turn the cylinder, tighten the rod and get it to swing out.
At that point disassemble the rod, clean the threads, and apply a TINY drop of
blue loc-tite.
thread. Most recent Smith and Wessons are, and the Taurus is a S&W copy in
many ways. See if you can hold the knurled part and turn the cylinder. If you cock
the hammer a bit you should find a point where the hand and cylinder stop are both
disengaged and you can turn the cylinder, tighten the rod and get it to swing out.
At that point disassemble the rod, clean the threads, and apply a TINY drop of
blue loc-tite.