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I have the Taurus PT709 in SS and would definately not give it a bad rep. 300 rounds through. The only brand it is finicky with is WWB and so are other higher end handguns. Only 4 FTE with WWB and none with Hornady, Remington UMC, Speer, Federal.

LOS, who made the holster and mag pouch? Looks like a great piece. Illegal to carry concealed in Wisconsin unless law enforcement. Hopefully someday. But for now I wait and practice at the range. :)

I believe the extractor is MIM. I have also seen some of the photos posted questioning if their extractor is "going to shatter when fired". I looked at 3 different 709's at different gun shops and the extractor's are all "oddly shaped" compared to what you would expect to see an extractor...

I bought a Taurus PT709 SS hoping that some day Wisconsin passes a CCW law. My father is a Private Investigator and even he can't get a permit and he has been shot at. I can say with the size of the PT 709 and the reliability I have had at the range with multiple different brands/types of ammo...

I read in here that the Taurus PT 709 is not +P rated. I questioned this and personally called Taurus since I did not find it in the manual. I was assured that all Taurus firearms are +P rated as long as the ammunition manufacturer loads to SAAMI standards. To verify my curiosity, I called them...

Ace Case IWB and tuckable IWB for the Sigma .380 fit very nicely. I have also tried the Clipdraw with no reliability problems. I have also used a generic slide holster for small to medium frame autos that fits very nicely after the gun is left in it to mold to it for a while.

The Ace Case IWB and the Tuckable version for the Sigma sized .380 autos fits like a glove. I have also tried the ClipDraw (glad the gun has a manual safety and glock style trigger safety). The clipdraw is very nice and 0 problems with reliabilty of the firearm with the Clipdraw in place...