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Messing with the wifes camera the other day. Its a Taurus 24/7 Pro 9mm. (sorry they are a little big)

Tell me what you think...

I think I like your signature.
Pictures are good too.

Thanks and thanks. the signature is a bumber sticker i saw at the range once.

Wow! Is that a Cuisinart Blender in the background?!!

The best shot is the 2nd from bottom with the bullets in the foreground.
It has some drama...

However, I would reposition the pistol in that shot for a better angle, and definitely hang a white sheet (or something) to block out the kitchen background. The Microwave is a bit distracting...

The detail/sharpness is superior to my camera. Doh!

~Bill

[quote="9mmGuy"](sorry they are a little big)

I like big pictures!!

Also, how much for the toaster oven?

Great gun, great photography. Looks like a solar oven to me.

since all the good lines about kitchen appliances have been taken, I will refrain from any further dillution of the topic.

My personal favorite picture is the one with the pistol, taken from the back.
supafly.

I'm thinking about the Krups coffee maker, myself...

Nice pistola. What kind of camera?

Never have been much of a Tarus guy but I do like the feel of the 24/7.

Hey thanks for the comments. like i said i just messing around so i didnt think to cover the background... The camera is a Canon power shot sd450. didnt notice but the kitchen looks clean when its all blurry....

You and your fancy stainless steel countertops.

NcongruNt wrote:You and your fancy stainless steel countertops.

The gun is fine...Wife Unit bought one just like it last year??? Maybe year before last...I forgit...I got to shoot one magazine through it before I had it taken away from me...I guess I looked like I had too much fun with it...

Kid in a candy store I suppose...

What I really want to know is, "Who did your countertop work!"

We are also looking for something like that up at our new digs...Taco Cabana restaurants have a "brushed" metal countertops at their places we've noticed...That was before we noticed that "other" thing"...

Again, thats a great pistol, feels good, shoots well in that caliber...I'd carry it...

BTW, what holster is that in the last pic I believe??? I need to find her a good belt holster...Looks like it has a release tab around the trigger guard there too...Couldn't make out the manufacturer...

Yes, Tell me about that holster. Great looking rig ! Great pictures.
Thanks for sharing those with us.

What do you think of that 24/7? Sorry I know it's hijacking the thread but I can't help it. I have been thinking about getting one in .45 and leaving it as a truck gun. I want something reliable and accurate, but also cheap incase it gets stolen. Is it accurate? Any failures that keep reaccuring?

gregthehand wrote:What do you think of that 24/7? Sorry I know it's hijacking the thread but I can't help it. I have been thinking about getting one in .45 and leaving it as a truck gun. I want something reliable and accurate, but also cheap incase it gets stolen. Is it accurate? Any failures that keep reaccuring?

Even though I only got to put 17 rounds through my wifes 24/7...It really felt good in the hand, balance, weight and operation were nice and smooth...

I generally kept on target the whole time, and only dropped a few out of the group I shot...Since I never shot it before...

For a 9mm, I was sold...I believe the .45 model will perform similarly...

Too bad I've not been allowed to shoot it again...

If you get the .45, please give us an accounting...Some folks may want to add one to their Christmas lists this year...