Just got one Wednesday from Dawsonville gun and pawn. They had 6 prices at $199 when I left. Good deal for what will be my truck gun. Can't justify leaving my CZ in the car and having something happen to it.
Taurus PT 111 g2 Reviews?
- Thread starter Piglatinhater
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I just drank the PT111 kool-aid. I stopped at CG&P, just to look, and couldn't resist. This happens about every time that I go in there.
Now I'm waiting for my son to get home from school so we can go shoot it.
Now I'm waiting for my son to get home from school so we can go shoot it.
How much were they before the rebate?
the PT111's do not cost enough to be any good.Did you not see the memo from the guardians?
Quick trick, load the mags. Let em sit for a while. Super strong springs.
I recently added one to my "range loaner" line-up for students to shoot in classes.
I've only ran a couple boxes through it but I am hopeful that it will be a good option for those who cannot afford a $400 plus gun for self-defense.
Being very picky about my triggers I thought it was rough & somewhat gritty so I took it apart & did a trigger job very similar to the Glock .25 trigger job.
Now the trigger is much smoother than before. We'll see how it stands up to a wide demographic of shooters.
I am cautiously optimistic.
Previous Taurus models i.e. PT111 Gen. 1, PT709, TCP, 24/7, PT92 etc. have all been very hit & miss regarding reliability. The revolvers worked have been fine though "unrefined" in fit, finish, trigger, & overall "smoothness" when compared to S&W, Colt, or Ruger.
The PT92's have been the least problematic Taurus semi-autos but I'm hoping this new G2 holds up.
I've only ran a couple boxes through it but I am hopeful that it will be a good option for those who cannot afford a $400 plus gun for self-defense.
Being very picky about my triggers I thought it was rough & somewhat gritty so I took it apart & did a trigger job very similar to the Glock .25 trigger job.
Now the trigger is much smoother than before. We'll see how it stands up to a wide demographic of shooters.
I am cautiously optimistic.
Previous Taurus models i.e. PT111 Gen. 1, PT709, TCP, 24/7, PT92 etc. have all been very hit & miss regarding reliability. The revolvers worked have been fine though "unrefined" in fit, finish, trigger, & overall "smoothness" when compared to S&W, Colt, or Ruger.
The PT92's have been the least problematic Taurus semi-autos but I'm hoping this new G2 holds up.
Good enough for me to carry on my ankle when I can't carry my 1911 iwb for some reason.
I shot a buddy's, and did not like the trigger. It broke so far back that it was unnatural & uncomfortable for me. I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with it.
