taurus question

[noworryme26]

Why is the Taurus 23/7 Pro caled a "second chance" gun , when the original 24/7 was not? what is the technical difference in the firing mechanism? does it let you change your mind about what you started or what?

 

[dcoop]

Its the capability to strike the primer of a cartridge in the chamber more than once without cycling the action. If the round does not fire the first time. (like its supposed to)

 

[jakeswensonmt]

Why is the Taurus 23/7 Pro caled a "second chance" gun , when the original 24/7 was not?

The 24/7 pro is SA/DA, the 24/7 is DAO. They both have second strike capability, so I don't know why they both wouldn't be "second chance" guns.

 

[Wetawd]

Ummm I like Taurus in spite of everyone saying that they're crap, so I like to keep up on their products... and I've never heard of a 23/7... links anyone or this a joke thread?

 

[Wetawd]

Never mind I feel like an idiot, cause it was just a typo. From what I've heard there were some kinks in the original that they were supposed to have fixed in the Pro. But I'm not sure what the specific changes are?

 

[mekender]

because, when it breaks after the first 10 shots, you get a second chance to try buying a decient gun

 

[mrmeval]

The guide rod on the 24/7 was or is plastic. My 24/7 Pro has the factory steel one. There's an issue with the magazines that can cause nose dives on the .45's. I think Taurus has a handle on it but they did upset a lot of owners by not finding and fixing those two problems at first.

It's an accurate pistol and feels very good in my hand. I want a replacement slide release as the one on it is too flush with the gun and feels more like the safety.