Ray Ray

Which one?

90two or 96? I thought the 90two was a updated version of the 92fs. and the 96 was a 40 S&W version.

If it was that long ago then I have no idea, I was 4 years old at that time and don't remember much.

I had the same issue with old 9mm rounds. The rounds were in really bad shape so I put them in some left-over Independence boxes I had and dumped them at the local range. They make money on your brass, copper, and lead so let them eat that stuff.

That gun in 40 cal hurts my hand! I thought the trigger was hard but I didn't know it was 12 pounds! That gun sucks! sorry guys just venting.

Have 4 permits in the works, 3 are for transfers from my father (92FS, Sig P229 40 S&W made in Germany, Colt Agent 38 special) But don't know what I'm going to get with the fourth permit. Taurus Judge, 22 revolver, 380. pocket pistol, Charter Arms south-paw, 327 magnum revolver, I really don't know.

I love those Red States!

Easy now, your getting ridiculous!

My wife's favorite book! How about Firearms salesmen

Yeah, maybe a 92FS? or a Px4? or both!

Do you mean down Global? Or Liberty State Park? Liberty State Park is the closest you can get to the Statue of Liberty from the mainland.

Para GI Expert 1911. Under 600 bucks and it's a shooter out of the box. Revolver, yes, try the Judge like Maksim says. There a blast! Sig, sure M&P, why not What about a Beretta?

Got one too, but a lefty in 25-06

That's funny, funny stuff!

Don't forget your FID!

Here's an idea, when you go to Vegas, skip the casino's and head straight for the local gun shops. Instead of gambling away your future Remington Model 700 in 308, hold your money till you go to a gunshop. After you buy your dream 308, go to a show, have a few drinks and pass out on your bed with your new "friend". (Not a hooker, your new rifle! Get your mind out of the gutter)

Hope nothing comes of it tony, keep hunting and keep your head up!

Everyone's trying to spend my money But you can't buy something with money you don't have

357 sig? that's an oddball and you can use 40 caliber mags as well.

what kinda surgery?

I grew up with German Short-hairs around the yard. Great dogs, not gun shy at all. A little to crazy about hunting though.

Not many 9mm or 40S&W semi auto fans chimming in here. So I guess I will, any plastic semi-auto in those calibers as well.

I'm really cheap and use the NRA free bags. That's the Pollack in me! :mrgreen:

I have heard this before with gunshops and "gun experts". But the truth is Taurus sells alot of firarms and not just revolvers. They come out with new and innovative stuff and have taken the lead in the "cool factor" in firearms. From the Judge and Public defender revolvers, to the lightest 380 in the market, and to using metals and materials not used before, and having priced them all at a point where anyone can afford them. Like them or not, they continue to sell and they ain't goin nowhere for a while. I am not debating their place in the market or the fact they have some firearms that are pretty cool looking. I am by no stretch a Gun Expert, I have had experiences that would preclude me from buying a Taurus. I had an issue with a brand new HK years back, sent it to them, 2 weeks later it was back and worked great. All companies have lemons. It is the response you get when you try to get them fixed that builds loyalty. And I have not been impressed by personal experiences I have had that coincide with other bad experiences I have read about. I've heard these same horror stories from co-workers and people in the gunshops. But like you said, your HK had issues and they hooked you up in two weeks. I can't comment on Taurus's customer service because I really haven't used them. For a handgun manufacturer to guarantee their firearm for life, they have to honor that and I respect that. Recently, my mom and dad got devorced. My mom was living on her own and she needed something for defense. We bought a used M605 357 revolver since it was cheap and easy to use. I called the company to see if it was still under warrenty and he said, "the warrenty is for the life of the firearm, not the life of the owner." I can't complain about that. The only complaint I do haved is that they aren't made in the good ole US of A. But that's out of my hands.

I'm an XD fan but I too don't care too much for the trigger. I've gotten used to it and I don't think I'd want to change it since I shoot so well with it. On the Slide release breaking, sh!t happens, and no handgun is perfect. Did they pay for the cost of fixing and shipping it or did you have to come up with the scratch?