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PT 92 AFS good or bad????

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  • rufe-snow
    Since my disappointment with one of Taurus's Judge revolvers, that I previously owned. Wasn't impressed with their quality control or workmanship. I would check the PT 92 out as closely as possible.

    See if she will at least let you test fire it, before putting up the cash. If you can run 100 rounds of various types of 9mm through it, using all the magazines that it comes with, without problems? $400 probably will be OK, for a no paperwork, face to face deal.
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  • bingeebob
    for only a couple more bucks you could get a real beretta 92...
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  • William81
    I don't know how the new ones are, but the PT92 I boughts several years ago was a real turd.
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  • clays
    The one I have is absolutely perfect. Fired many thousands of rounds thru it and never had a problem.
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  • Alan Rushing
    I have had two without any problems with either pistol. The first I had put thousands of rounds through, before it was stolen. The second I have had and used for years, not as many rounds, and not stolen. I have used quite a variety of ammunition through each of them, without any firing problems of any sort.
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  • babun
    Thanks for all your answers. Seems all my friends local here say what I seen on this post, Either its works or it"s junk. Still thinking about it.......Bob
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  • DRP-AZ
    (sigh) same ol' same ol' around here.

    A PT92 will digest 9mm ammo that a Glock or HK would choke on. This is not made-up. This is well documented fact.

    Lifetime Service warranty, except finish grips and sights, if it breaks they'll fix it for free.

    Try that with the silly Burrito.
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  • bpost
    I have one and have shot the living bejeebers out of it, cleaned it seldom, oil it every now and then, feed it lead bullets from 82 to 148 grains plus jacketed ammo of all types.

    It is very accurate with jacketed ammo, never fails to feed or fire.

    It is a very good pistol!!!! Made on Baretta machines.
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