The Mighty Beagle
April 20, 2003, 09:51 AM
http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-details.cfm?model=938SS3&category=Pistol
Hello. I saw some pics of this model and realized that it may be just what I’m looking for.
I have some special needs and here’s what I want:
-lightest recoil possible in a centerfire -locked-breech design
-lowest muzzle flip possible for fast firing
-fairly small grip to fit small hands
-concealability (pocketability would be cool, though not necessary)
-heavy, to soak up recoil - no polymers need apply
-BIG, BOLD SIGHTS, clearly definable for target and plinking work.
-a decent DA/SA trigger that isn’t an obstacle toward practical accuracy
-reliability
I’m wanting something even smaller than my .40 Mini Firestorm, preferably something that recoils as little as possible. In light-loading some 9mm’s the other day, I realized that for sheer shooting pleasure and fun-ness, less gun is sometimes more gun. Therefore, I want the gentlest tiny auto (I have small arthritic hands) that I can find. To me this would mean a low-powerd .380 with a locked-breech.
In regards to the 938, some questions:
Is this the only currently-made locked-breech .380?
Is it smaller than the other PT 9xx series?
What size gun is it comparable to?
How accurate/reliable is yours?
Hello. I saw some pics of this model and realized that it may be just what I’m looking for.
I have some special needs and here’s what I want:
-lightest recoil possible in a centerfire -locked-breech design
-lowest muzzle flip possible for fast firing
-fairly small grip to fit small hands
-concealability (pocketability would be cool, though not necessary)
-heavy, to soak up recoil - no polymers need apply
-BIG, BOLD SIGHTS, clearly definable for target and plinking work.
-a decent DA/SA trigger that isn’t an obstacle toward practical accuracy
-reliability
I’m wanting something even smaller than my .40 Mini Firestorm, preferably something that recoils as little as possible. In light-loading some 9mm’s the other day, I realized that for sheer shooting pleasure and fun-ness, less gun is sometimes more gun. Therefore, I want the gentlest tiny auto (I have small arthritic hands) that I can find. To me this would mean a low-powerd .380 with a locked-breech.
In regards to the 938, some questions:
Is this the only currently-made locked-breech .380?
Is it smaller than the other PT 9xx series?
What size gun is it comparable to?
How accurate/reliable is yours?