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by surprise_i'm_armed
Tue Jun 01, 2010 8:10 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: Is it worth the additional money?
Replies: 90
Views: 13239

Re: Is it worth the additional money?

driver8 wrote:I don't think it has to do with going off without the trigger being pulled, it's more to do with the lack of an external safety or decocker.


Glocks are a problem if you like to Mexican carry
them in sweat pants without a holster. :-)

SIA
by surprise_i'm_armed
Sun Apr 25, 2010 3:45 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: Is it worth the additional money?
Replies: 90
Views: 13239

Re: Is it worth the additional money?

alamo5000:

Thanks for sharing about your Tauri.

I'm fairly familiar with the Taurus line and know what a 24/7 Pro is.

But what does the "DS" suffix signify?

SIA
by surprise_i'm_armed
Fri Apr 23, 2010 10:55 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: Is it worth the additional money?
Replies: 90
Views: 13239

Re: Is it worth the additional money?

alamo5000:

Welcome to the forum.

I'm with you on Taurus being a good value pistol.
Mine has over 1500 rounds through it and no issues at all.

I'm not an amateur gunsmith like some members here, so
a trouble free gun is of paramount importance to me.

You mentioned that your 2nd Taurus is a PT140.
What's your first Taurus semi-auto model?

SIA
by surprise_i'm_armed
Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:27 am
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: Is it worth the additional money?
Replies: 90
Views: 13239

Re: Is it worth the additional money?

MikeM:

As a Taurus owner of a rock solid reliable Millenium, and a
friend of others on the forum who have had PT140's and
PT145's that are similarly reliable - I'd go for the PT145
over the Glock. If it was just down to those 2 choices.
The PT145 is a 10 + 1 capacity. IIRC, the Glock 36 is less.

Yes, Glocks are reliable per the above comments.
Yes, you can carry a Glock safely as long as your trigger
finger is on the trigger ONLY at the time you need to shoot.

To me, the drawback to a Glock is the grip angle.
IMHO, it just doesn't feel right.

A Springfield XD is striker-fired and is considered by some
to be in a "cocked and locked" condition, ready to fire.
The advantage to an XD over a Glock is that it has a 1911-style grip
safety on the backstrap, plus it ergonomically feels much
better than a Glock, IMHO.

Try a bunch of the above-mentioned guns. Certain models
have multiple back straps available for small/med/large hands,
and that can also help you to choose a gun that's right for you.

Good luck in your search. The gun will be the easy part, it's
choosing your carry rig (holster, etc) that will be hard!

SIA

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