Taurus has been increasing the MSRP of the PT92 and nowadays, the price isn't that far below a new Beretta 92fs......
Truth be told, you can find PD trade in 92fs pistols for less than a new Taurus PT92, and the trade-in Beretta's most likely have low round counts anyway. It's IMO a better deal. Robinson Trading Post, who sells on GunBroker, had a BUNCH of 92fs trade in's from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Dept. and they looked like they saw a lot of holster time but not a whole lot of shooting. I would check to see if they had any more. There's also Cole Distributing, which, last time I scanned their auctions, had a bunch of various Beretta trade ins, like 92 Centurions, Brigadiers, 92f's, etc.
You can also find a used Taurus PT92 for $2-300 if you look around, so there's also that. Century recently imported some ex-Isreali police Taurus PT92's that look beat but they sell for cheap.
I have heard from several LEO"s on this and other forums who use Taurus PT92's as duty guns.
I have never owned a Taurus PT92, but have owned a Beretta 92fs. It was a lemon, it was a jam-o-matic, shot so low and left I could never get it to hit anything and it eventually had a failure that caused the slide stop to blow off. It was actually my Dad's but I shot it a lot, he eventually had it repaired and sold it to a gun shop.
IMO Taurus' revolver production is spotty but they seem to have their autoloader pistols down pretty well, and they have been making PT92's for decades. If I were to own another Taurus (own 3 of their older revolvers) it would be an older 1980's era PT92. When I first got into shooting in the mid 90's, the Taurus PT92 was THE inexpensive range gun/trainer and pretty much everyone you talked to at the range who shot a lot, owned one. They were a solid gun for much less than a Beretta. These days, Taurus seems to be pricing themselves out of their "niche", which is functional, cheap guns. Now they sell guns for a little less than "name brands" but not enough less to warrant not getting the "real" gun.