Of course. Buffalo Bore makes a good 180 for outdoor use and any Taurus .357 can fire it. It is within SAAMI even though its performance is impressive. The 180 grain stuff is pretty useful for outdoor chores and hunting, gives the .357 a little boost in performance on deer sized game. It's every bit the gun for hunting that any 10mm is, if a little short of a .41 mag.
Now, in a very light revolver, the 180s will recoil like you won't believe! My handload is painful in my 27 ounce SP101. In a 12 ounce gun, I'd seriously worry about the bullets pulling out of the crimp, the thing kicks so hard. This could tie up the gun. I roll crimp mine pretty well, but this is a typical problem with very light weight magnums and the only reason I can see for the 180s not working in any Taurus. Like I say, though, they're not really for self defense, too much penetration. I like 125 to 140 grain loads for self defense, lighter recoil, quicker repeat shots. The 180s are for toothy critters or hunting.