Taurus PT 24/7
Anyone have any opinions/experiences with these?
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Shot 1 of my friends about 5 rds. Felt good but I ended up getting the PT 940 anyway.the 24/7 was a fairly good shooter though 0 -
After the last 3-4 months worth of experience with Taurus customer service I would NEVER, EVER buy another Taurus gun.
I had planned on purchasing the 24/7 - but after the horrible and irresponsible customer service experience I will be buying a Sig model.
I own a 627 Tracker Ti. I had problems with the gun (continually loose ejector rod and the yolk screw fell out...somewhere...). Taurus failed to address my concerns about the ejector rod. I was told everything was fine, it had been fixed...When I received the gun back the first thing I checked was the ejector rod. It was loose right out of the box. In addition, the grip fell of during cleaning because now the grip screw was missing.
I just received the gun back...but do not fully trust it as I should...phone calls and even a certified letter to the Taurus USA CEO were unanswered.
Just my experience with the company.
Buy a Sig. Buy anything else.
...from somewhere on Colorado's Continental Divide...
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LOL. Never thought I was gonna see this post again. THanks though. 0 -
I just got one in the shop the other day. It is a 45 ACP, and it seems to be a good enough gun (I haven't fired it though). It seems to be a little complicated to tear-down. Taurus claimed that this gun was going to be marketed towards LE, but I don't think the quailty is high enough for LE use. If you are looking for a cheap shooter, then I would consider it, if you are looking for an absolute reliable gun, then go for the Sig, you can't go wrong with their quality.
"My faith, my country and my family will guide me; nothing more, nothing less" -Gen. Tommy Franks
Jess Hoffman
Mooseyard Precision
LE Supply & Firearms
NRA Certified Instructor
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I just got a pt 24/7 (9mm) -- I'm having some troubles with it -- the slide doesn't reset all the way 100% of the time. Sometimes after I fire it, the slide will stick out about 1/16 of an inch -- which means I can't fire it again until I press it in manually with my thumb.
Needless to say, I'm taking it back to the dealer to get repaired/looked at. Anyone else have similar problems?
-Chad0
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