74novaman wrote:
For anyone who has a PT145 or is thinking of one, I would recommend it. Haven't had any problems with mine, and its my daily carry gun.
i have had O problems
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- Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:02 am
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Re: Ballistics Comparison for Subcompact .40, .45, and .357 Sig
i have had O problems
- Mon Jul 27, 2009 5:03 pm
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Re: Ballistics Comparison for Subcompact .40, .45, and .357 Sig
just read my manual and it confirms what i already knew .surprise_i'm_armed wrote:Over Easy said "Taurus says not to shoot over 200 grain bullets out of the PT145."
To: USA1, 74novaman, or others who know about the PT-145's:
Since 45's seem to usually come in 230 grain doses, do you gentlemen have a hard
time finding either range or self-defense rounds with < or = 200 grains?
A PT-145 is under consideration by me for my next pistol, but I don't like what I've just
read in OverEasy's quote.
SIA
Taurus PT 145 recommends ...230 grain FMJ
230 Grain is all i buy whether its ball or hollowpoint .
really its all i ever see.
it does warn not to use +P , due to the higher pressures .
i do have a box of Remington Golden Saber 185 +P JHP ,but i have never shot any .