I thought that too...at first. With time and practice...say 2 boxes of shells and the thing becomes pure butter.Stupid wrote:I tried it today. Its trigger pull really put me off. Weird trigger.
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- Tue May 25, 2010 8:38 pm
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Re: Tauras PT 24/7 Pro, any experience?
- Mon May 24, 2010 9:35 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Tauras PT 24/7 Pro, any experience?
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Re: Tauras PT 24/7 Pro, any experience?
I own a 24/7 pro DS .40.
Great gun but the trigger has to take some getting used to. Now I actually like the trigger a lot.
I have put probably 1000 rounds through mine and not a hitch. Taurus is just like any other gun (or any other thing period) that you plan to use for a long time.
You have to do your routine maintenance and take care of the gun and it will last forever. I have not had so much as one problem with mine.
When I went shopping for pistols I went completely open minded. I went to the gun shop and held at least 100 different pistols that met my requirements. In the end I left with a Taurus. It felt extremely comfortable in my hand as well. It was more comfortable than all others for my hand size and shape.
If I were you I would start with say, figure out which caliber you want. Then figure out what the purpose of the gun will be (IE carry or range or whatever). Do you want a revolver or a semi...
After that then look for guns that meet your criteria. What feels good to me doesn't feel good to someone else. There is nothing wrong with Taurus though despite what some people may say.
Each gun make is unique so what works on one will not work on others. Some guns you put grease on, others you can put motor oil on, some you don't put anything but light oil...Guns are not one size fits all and neither is the care for the guns.
As for me, my 24/7 Pro DS, I love it. I haven't had anything but a good experience with it.
For me, I wasn't a know it all when I purchased the gun. I asked what is proper for my choice and have gotten good reliable expert advice and have lived within that. As a result the gun has been extremely reliable.
Great gun but the trigger has to take some getting used to. Now I actually like the trigger a lot.
I have put probably 1000 rounds through mine and not a hitch. Taurus is just like any other gun (or any other thing period) that you plan to use for a long time.
You have to do your routine maintenance and take care of the gun and it will last forever. I have not had so much as one problem with mine.
When I went shopping for pistols I went completely open minded. I went to the gun shop and held at least 100 different pistols that met my requirements. In the end I left with a Taurus. It felt extremely comfortable in my hand as well. It was more comfortable than all others for my hand size and shape.
If I were you I would start with say, figure out which caliber you want. Then figure out what the purpose of the gun will be (IE carry or range or whatever). Do you want a revolver or a semi...
After that then look for guns that meet your criteria. What feels good to me doesn't feel good to someone else. There is nothing wrong with Taurus though despite what some people may say.
Each gun make is unique so what works on one will not work on others. Some guns you put grease on, others you can put motor oil on, some you don't put anything but light oil...Guns are not one size fits all and neither is the care for the guns.
As for me, my 24/7 Pro DS, I love it. I haven't had anything but a good experience with it.
For me, I wasn't a know it all when I purchased the gun. I asked what is proper for my choice and have gotten good reliable expert advice and have lived within that. As a result the gun has been extremely reliable.