[NGIB]

Was out doing my Saturday errands today including a trip to the gun store as I was out of cleaning supplies. As usual I wandered around and looked at the handguns. Seriously fondled a 4" S&W 617 as I really wanr a .22 DA revolver and they had a price as good as Bud's. It's just real hard to justify $600 for a plinker though.

The fella at the counter said they had a great deal on Taurus 94s so I went over a took a look. They had a NIB 4" blue 94 for $249 - hard to resist at that price so I went ahead and bought it. Yeah, my first Taurus is still being repaired but this one had a smooth action, good clearances, and tight lockup. (I looked at the 5 NIBs they had and picked the best one). Everything I read says you either get a good gun or a lemon, hope I made the right choice. I stocked up on Federal bulk .22s last week so I think I'll bring it to the range tomorrow with a brick of ammo and break it in.

Also, changed the sights on my recently purchased Sig P6 so I need to get it sighted in as well. What better chores for a Sunday...

[NGIB]

I've now shot 2 full boxes (1100 rounds) through this one and it is growing on me. The action is getting smoother and the little beast is plenty accurate for what I bought it for. My Dan Wesson .22 will be here mid-week with 6 & 8 inch barrels and it will be my target gun to be sure. This little Taurus ain't bad though...

[jad0110]

That's a very good price you paid, congrats on the new purchase. I got one of the lemon 94s, but I do hope yours is a good one. Sounds like so far it is.

Though I may have had problems with mine, it was quite accurate.

Enjoy that 94!

[tinygnat219]

My 94 has been nothing but problems. Constant misfires. It's going to the trading pile soon.

[Moonclip]

My 94 was the same, very accurate, but many misfires. My 941 is reliable, but has poor accuracy. I'd get another one, but it would have to be dirt cheap and/or be testfired before purchase.