Not sure that I buy all that. It is a mil spec 1911. If you'd like to update or change it, you can with no more trouble that you'd have with any other 1911.MojoTexas wrote:I had looked at the Taurus 1911s before buying my Kimber back in February. From what I've heard, they're a great value for the money, but they're not exactly 100% compatible with other 1911 pistols. In other words, your mileage may vary trying to find holsters that fit perfectly, or trying to use aftermarket parts like grips and stuff. I don't know how true this is...but it's what I've heard. I would think that if you're just looking for an inexpensive range gun, a Taurus 1911 would be a great buy, especially if you're okay with keeping it stock.
I know what you mean about the first time shooting a 1911. My buddy has a Springfield TRP and shooting his TRP was what hooked me.
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- Mon Nov 01, 2010 12:38 pm
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- Mon Nov 01, 2010 10:20 am
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I will say that shooting .45 acp PD rounds from a revolver is quite a bit different from the 1911.WildBill wrote:What about the one that "if you don't hold a .357 Magnum with a death grip it will come flying out of your hand" and the "recoil of a .44 Magnum will bring a grown man to tears."Excaliber wrote:You've discovered a secret:
All those folks who've been telling you that the recoil of a .45 will put a grown man flat on his back either never fired one themselves, or held it in their teeth when they did.
My son and daughter have been shooting them quite competently since they were about 12 years old.
And you should try a .454 sometime. I have buddies that have seen me fire it off and they refuse to touch it.
- Sun Oct 31, 2010 5:16 pm
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Aw, C'mon guys! What about the Taurus PT-1911?
Lots of features, great performance and low price.
I've got Kimbers, Springfields and Tauri and they are all great shooters. The Taurus has had over a 1,000 rounds through it with no troubles.
All that said, you cannot go wrong with a 1911 style pistol.
Lots of features, great performance and low price.
I've got Kimbers, Springfields and Tauri and they are all great shooters. The Taurus has had over a 1,000 rounds through it with no troubles.
All that said, you cannot go wrong with a 1911 style pistol.