quick question about taurus

[drjihmd]

I have been shooting SA Taurus  revolvers, for more than a year, and the revolvers are solid, well built and reliable, have no need for a gunsmith yet, I feel that they are built for life, I have researched  the company, and found no problems so far, the other advantage is that that they are very affordable, sincerely, Jack Balas, SASS MEMBER # 76509.

[Galeth005]

hey guys thanks for the input, i'm going to pick up the millenium and the 85 b2 later this week

[phil]

 I have  a taurus pt millenium pro 140. The magazine release button wore out in less than 200 rds. I received a new one in 3 months ( not very long ha ha ha!!!). I have not had the chance to fire many rounds yet but when I do I will let you know.

[Galeth005]

I have  a taurus pt millenium pro 140. The magazine release button wore out in less than 200 rds. I received a new one in 3 months ( not very long ha ha ha!!!). I have not had the chance to fire many rounds yet but when I do I will let you know.

ya keep me posted, i ended up getting the 24/7 compact in .40... sigh they sold the millenium i wanted to buy and didnt want to wait 2 months for them to order another

[hardcurrency]

I carry a pt111 9mm and a m85ss on a daily basis and have fired thousands of rounds thru them w/o any problems whatsoever. I also have a Raging Bull in 454 casull. I have ready many forum threads about Taurus and Im sure there is merit to some of them but my personal expeirence has been nothing but good.

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[tt11758]

My only complaint about my Taurus 9mm autoloader is that the open top slide has a tendency to drop hot brass down the front of my shirt.  Other than that it's a GREAT gun!!  Goes bang EVERY time I pull the trigger, and it's previous owner carried it on duty (S.O.) for 3 years before I bought it.  VERY dependable weapon.

[tombogan03884]

My only complaint about my Taurus 9mm autoloader is that the open top slide has a tendency to drop hot brass down the front of my shirt.  Other than that it's a GREAT gun!!  Goes bang EVERY time I pull the trigger, and it's previous owner carried it on duty (S.O.) for 3 years before I bought it.  VERY dependable weapon.

I used to have a Helwan (Egyptian copy of Berretta M 51) The damned thing used to consistantly put the brass on top of my head, I will never own another Berretta semi auto, If I want to be abused I will get married again.

[Swamp Yankee]

I have a 24/7 pro 40 that has been flawless. My current round count is 6,500 in three years a really great pistol.

Mike Mc   

[jnevis]

I used to have a Helwan (Egyptian copy of Berretta M 51) The damned thing used to consistantly put the brass on top of my head, I will never own another Berretta semi auto, If I want to be abused I will get married again.

 

Friend had a 1911 that you could almost aim the brass with.  It shot straight out about 6 ft.

My command's last trip to the range with our M9s I was at the end of teh line and the range coach was giving me crap about draws just over 1.5 sec.  I told him I'd be faster if I wasn't getting the guy next to me's brass in my shirt every time.

[tombogan03884]

Friend had a 1911 that you could almost aim the brass with.  It shot straight out about 6 ft.

My command's last trip to the range with our M9s I was at the end of teh line and the range coach was giving me crap about draws just over 1.5 sec.  I told him I'd be faster if I wasn't getting the guy next to me's brass in my shirt every time.

I HATE that  I always try to get on the left end of the firing line when I'm shooting out doors. It's worked so far but I KNOW one of these days I'll run into some stinker with a Stag Arms left hand AR