PT 24/7 Pro C DS .40, happy owner.

[Blackponycar00]

After much debate, and research I went with the taurus. I had read almost equal good/bad reports on this gun but decided to move forward.

For me, this gun was great the first time out. Really enjoyed it an look forward to shooting it more. Very comfortable, light felt recoil and functioned perfectly.

a few pics at : http://www.taurusarmed.net/forums/index.php?topic=48457.0

 

[gearhead]

I'm glad you're happy with it. I have its cousin, the 24/7 Pro C .45 and I've been very happy with it also. It needed a very thorough cleaning prior to the first range trip but it's eaten everything I've fed it so far.

 

[Blackponycar00]

yes, it was definitely packed w/ grease.... Used gun scrubber liberally!! It's a surprisingly nice gun for the money. Very happy w/ it so far.

 

[winchester1886]

I have a 24/7 Pro DS 40 I've shot FMJ,JHP,and lead bullets with no FTF or FTE issues. I like the pistol and have a duty type holster but I need to find a CCW type for it.

 

[gearhead]

I have a 24/7 Pro DS 40 I've shot FMJ,JHP,and lead bullets with no FTF or FTE issues. I like the pistol and have a duty type holster but I need to find a CCW type for it.

I carry my Pro C .45 in a Crossbreed Supertuck. I've ridden 6 hours in the car while wearing it, no discomfort.

 

[Jonah71]

I had a PT 24/7 Pro Comp 9mm that gave me absolutely no problems. I did end up trading it for another gun I had been wanting for a long time. I'd heard a lot of bad reports about that particular model, but you couldn't prove it by me. Not a single jam the whole time I owned it. And I fired it a lot.

 

[BP Hunter]

First of all, welcome to THR.

The pictures show an old 24/7 model with ribbed grips. You mentioned that it was a Pro DS, right. The safety doesn't seem to have a decocker on Pro DS models.

 

[gearhead]

My Pro C DS has a decocker, it's at the very top (overtravel) of the safety but it's easy to miss.

 

[BP Hunter]

Oh, OK. Sorry about that.

I'm glad that you like your gun. I really feel more comfortable having a decocker on a strkier fired pistol rather than carrying it cocked. Nice piece!!

 

[weregunner]

That's nice to here,Blackponycar00.

I'm glad that the .40 version is working out for you.

I like the 9x19 models, but I understand the .40 S&W is an excellent cartridge,too.

 

[Blackponycar00]

Thanks for looking. As far as the Ribber grips go.... The "C's" still have 'em. They discontined them on the other models. At least that's my understanding.

Now I just need to get my CC permit, then good to go.