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7/10/2006 10:10:43 AM EDT
Dose anyone have any experience with this gun in .45 the price is right and it seems like a decent pistol.
7/11/2006 7:43:08 AM EDT
[#1]
no one?
7/11/2006 9:40:25 AM EDT
[#2]
I do not have any experiance personaly however someone I kow has one in .45 and they love it. Sorry I could not be more help. Tarus had and still has with many people a bad reputation with thier poymer pistols because they made some that were junk but say they have fixed those problems. What did they do? I have know idea however just changing the way you do quality control can make all the difference in the world or the make of the polymer could make a difference but do not know what they did. I know one of their new .45 millenium pro pistols has almost came home with me several times. Most of the people I have met that have the new models like them.
7/11/2006 9:58:11 AM EDT
[#3]
thanks alot for your help i apreciate it
7/11/2006 4:59:18 PM EDT
[#4]
Ive got the taurus pt-145 (millennium pro)

Absolutly loved the thing up until 3 days ago.
Ive probably only fired 800 or so rounds through it so far.

After a normal outing I come home, take the slide off clean it and put it back together like everytime.  I go out to shoot again make it probably 25 rounds or so and my damn trigger doesnt do squat.  I pull again and it goes until it hits the back of the trigger guard and the gun goes off.  At this point I am more wondering what the hell.  So I point it off into a dirt pile and try to unload quickly.  I probably pulled the trigger 25 times (fully to the trigger guard) to get the other 5 shots out of the pistol.

Not sure  whats wrong with it, sending it back to taurus tomorrow though.  Other than that I love the pistol.  Its very compact and has been extremely reliable (no fail to fires or stovepipes or anything like that)

I bought that pistol over 2 others because it came with the lifetime warrenty.  Had I gotten a different gun and had the same problem id be screwed right now trying to fix it myself!  Lifetime warrenty was a good scale tipper in my book.  (plus all the problems like cracking frame and whatnot seemed to stem from the older stock they had)

If I had to repurchase knowing the trigger would malfunction 5 months into having it I still would have bought it.  Its not a common problem and their lifetime warrenty is awesome!

*edit*
I bought mine for 280 from sportsmans warehouse.  ive seen people paying upwards of 350 and more for the same pistol.  Just a lil bit of extra info incase you go shopping :)  300 and under is a good price anything over is most likely older stock (from when they cost more and had the cracking polymer)
7/11/2006 8:55:11 PM EDT
[#5]
From a few pages back

Taurus 24/7
7/12/2006 12:40:56 PM EDT
[#6]
PT111 here.

No problems yet.

$300, great size and capacity.

It'll probably be my wife's carry gun soon.