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Occasionally it's worse than this:eek:

I had never seen that, thanks for posting.

It's not a hassle, just put the weapon in a locked case. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill:rolleyes:

No, not the wolf, the dorks. Because all these dimwits who discuss this crap down to the molecular level would probably piss their pants if it came down to it

I'm sorry, but these types of posts are funny. So much advice on which caliber is best, how many rounds it would take, shot placement, blah...blah....blah. When I read these, I have a picture in mind of the people with all of the great advice. It's something like this: or I bet I'm more...

http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/Powder.aspx?powderid=3 The interwebs is your friend

Amen to that!! Riverside County here

Ruger mkIII hunter

Taurus PT145. Trouble from the get-go. Tried new magazines, all kinds of ammo. Made no difference.

you know you're a redneck when...........

I know what you meant. It just that the baseball grip was was my first thought when I read the title of the thread:)

+1 :)

Ruger Mark III Hunter

Again? Hasn't this been hammered to effin death thousands of times already??:banghead:

If there is a new AWB enacted blame California and all it's citizens. They are the reason for everything that is wrong.:) That seems to be the consensus on THR

Taurus PT145. Nothing but trouble:fire:

I bought a Mil Pro last Christmas. It came w/ 2 magazines. It would jam probably 8 out of 10 rounds with one of the magazines. It was better with the other magazine, but still not good, maybe 1 or 2 jams per 30 rounds or so. I sent the bad magazine back to Taurus and got a replacement. The new...

Pt145 I purchased a PT45 last Christmas and had the same problem with one of the magazines. I sent it back to Taurus and got two in return. Occasionally, I still have feeding problems though.:mad:

Flat black spray paint on that white outline won't work?