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| I’m not surprised. I love 191 pistols but Taurus did everything they could to make theirs look like shit. And as a bonus run like shit too. Takes some effort to do that. I feel like the Taurus 1911 era was that time when Taurus made stuff that either worked perfect or not at all. And before that as well obviously. Seems like they have improved the reliability over the years for the most part by sticking with revolvers and a small amount of pistols. How you can make a 1911 as a major manufacturer and have it not work consistently through all the pistols sold is beyond me. I have always had good luck with Taurus in the early 2000’s and still have a 605 that has always worked and is still my fishing gun. If that is all I had to carry for the rest of my life I would be fine. That being said, with the options today, there are so many more pistols out there I would spend money on before Taurus. Side note, I remember being younger when Taurus brought out their oss service pistol. At the time that thing looked so badass. Never bought one though and would have been let down I’m sure. |
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Originally Posted By Commando223: Don't lawyers make good money? Why do you insist on garbage weapons? ![]() I always assumed he bought a lot of stuff cheap at pawn shops and gun shows because they were things you just don’t see as much anymore when cases are overflowing with optic cut 9mm pistols everywhere |
| Either my boomer eyes aren't focusing or your first photo is a bit blurry. Is that a fired casing that failed to extract? If so, your extractor needs to be adjusted and/or replaced. |
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DEI stands for “Discrimination, Exclusion, and Intolerance.” and "Didn't Earn It."
![]() How to Tune a 1911 Extractor by Wilson Combat ![]() RECOILtv DIY: Extractor Tension on a 1911 Pistol (full episode) |
To anger a conservative, tell him a lie; to anger a liberal, tell him the truth.
Women and Only Fans: When one door closes, their legs can open - SideCharger
DEI stands for “Discrimination, Exclusion, and Intolerance.” and "Didn't Earn It."
Women and Only Fans: When one door closes, their legs can open - SideCharger
DEI stands for “Discrimination, Exclusion, and Intolerance.” and "Didn't Earn It."
| So, it works as well as my old satin nickel Colt Combat Commander? Mine choked on ball ammo too. |
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It’s because you didn’t get the bling. My dad’s 38 Super is way better than it has any right to be. I like to believe they make their cartel focused guns higher quality out of fear of retaliation. Attached File |
| Is Taurus warranty service any good (i.e. were you able to get a pre-paid shipping label without any fuss)? When Taurus first came out on the market their warranty service was very good, but then it went downhill. I don't recall any recent thread on their warranty service and whether it has improved. |
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Originally Posted By kc-coyote: Is Taurus warranty service any good (i.e. were you able to get a pre-paid shipping label without any fuss)? When Taurus first came out on the market their warranty service was very good, but then it went downhill. I don't recall any recent thread on their warranty service and whether it has improved. I've sent them several customer's recalled PT111s over the years. Called, they sent a shipping label, customer received a brand new G2C or G3C w/ 2 mags. I've sold quite a few G3Cs, G3XLs, and now their snubs, haven't had to send any of those in yet. Now Charter... |
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Originally Posted By kc-coyote: Is Taurus warranty service any good (i.e. were you able to get a pre-paid shipping label without any fuss)? When Taurus first came out on the market their warranty service was very good, but then it went downhill. I don't recall any recent thread on their warranty service and whether it has improved. edit contacted them |
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| I know GD loves to hate Taurus, and that's fine, but I'm here to tell ya that their 92 pattern pistols are not only GTG but probably a best buy value for pistols if one is looking for an "old school" design DA/SA service type weapon. Just say'n. |
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Originally Posted By Clack: It looks spooged with penguin juice ![]() Maybe he blew a seal. |
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Isn't this what we all have to look forward to? Participate in mindless threads and mental illness sets in? Then out of desperation we request lock on our accounts for relief?
Isn't this what we all have to look forward to? Participate in mindless threads and mental illness sets in? Then out of desperation we request lock on our accounts for relief?
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This is truth I ran several mags through a full size taurus 1911 when they came out, beside a Colt Combat Elite and Wilson Combat CQB. The Taurus did everything the Colt and WC did, including shooting almost hole for hole at 25 yards off rest. All 3 did 3 holes touching with WWB. I was impressed but I couldn’t love it because it was a Taurus. |
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Originally Posted By southeast_scrounger: Maybe he blew a seal. Originally Posted By southeast_scrounger: Originally Posted By Clack: It looks spooged with penguin juice ![]() Maybe he blew a seal. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Butternut: I know GD loves to hate Taurus, and that's fine, but I'm here to tell ya that their 92 pattern pistols are not only GTG but probably a best buy value for pistols if one is looking for an "old school" design DA/SA service type weapon. Just say'n. mags if you dremel a mag catch hole |
Interestingly the handful of Taurus 1911s I know of all run well according to the guys that own them. I've shot one of them and it ate whatever he had in the mags without a hickup. You remind me of a former friend of mine who had have issues with a Ruger Super Redhawk, a Mossberg 590, a S&W 442 and .22 and a couple of other guns. I think his Glock 23 was the only gun he didn't somehow break.
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Originally Posted By Butternut: I know GD loves to hate Taurus, and that's fine, but I'm here to tell ya that their 92 pattern pistols are not only GTG but probably a best buy value for pistols if one is looking for an "old school" design DA/SA service type weapon. Just say'n. True, but the Turkish Derya 92 copy takes standard 92 mags w/ no mods & Beretta slides, and costs less than the Taurus. |
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Originally Posted By DVCER: Man those are such a crap shoot. Probably an extractor issue , but I would really try factory ammo first. Just because high quality local commercial reloads worked in another.45 means zilch. Yeah definitely an extractor issue, I don't know if bending back the swiss-cheese Taurus one will fix the problem permanently but that is what I'd try first. Though I get the feeling this is more of a troll post than one seeking help
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Originally Posted By Aimless: 1-not any more ![]() 2-I don't shoot my nice guns, they might get scratched up Or exposed to excessive sun rays & dust |
happycynic:
I prefer the Valhalla method myself. Take the risk, but if you get falsely accused die in a glorious shootout and then dine in Valhalla.
I prefer the Valhalla method myself. Take the risk, but if you get falsely accused die in a glorious shootout and then dine in Valhalla.








You remind me of a former friend of mine who had have issues with a Ruger Super Redhawk, a Mossberg 590, a S&W 442 and .22 and a couple of other guns. I think his Glock 23 was the only gun he didn't somehow break.