Good review. Thanks. I have had this pistol for over five years (shot many rounds). Excellent weapon. The trigger is ahead of its time. Amazing that other manufacturers have not copied it. The long initial pull prevents unintentional firing. The final pull and reset are as good as any other pistol on the market.
I Have the Pro version for few years had issues with jams and light primer strikes not firing! UNTIL I used some gun grease from Umbrella Corporation on Amazon, just a little in slide rails and barrel areas! Functions perfectly no issues hundreds or rounds different ammo Shoots Flawless!
Polymer frames don't crack like alloy frame guns do, I owned the 24/7 for two years now in 40S&W caliper, I like it a lot, has a great feel in my hand. I like the thumb safety better then the Glock style trigger safety, which was a big reason I went with this gun, that and I got a good price on it too.
I own one of these gen 1 pt 24/7 pro ds Taurus's. In my opinion it's more balanced and better built than a Glock 17. Plus the double striker trigger, trigger slide lock, and safety + decocker.
Taurus is a very underrated pistol. I own a 9mm and 40cal and I never had any problems with them. I've also had so called top of the line pistols and to me there's not much of a difference. Imo I think you're buying the name.
I have a pt111 millennium G2 an it is amazing! Its even more similar to a glock than this one. Breaks down the exact same, with the little tabs on the side.
"DS"...'Double Strike' or 'Decocking Safety'? So why aren't all Taurus semi's (excluding 1911) labeled as "DS". as every one that I know of is double strike capable. Anyhow, this is one of my favorite guns of any caliber.
I really don't like the two tone , but it looks like a good gun. As good as a Glock, and the price is a lot lower. If you are just starting off, it is nice to get a good gun that you can afford.
"DS" stands for Decocker Safety, not dual strike. What sets it apart from the non-DS version is its ability to de-cock the striker/hammer and to be fired both in single and double action. Single action gives you about 4lbs of trigger pull, whereas double action is a much longer pull and about 10-11lbs. Seems you weren't aware that it has a 3 position safety system - the bottom position enables the pistol to fire, the middle setting puts it in 'safe' condition, and the upper decocks the striker. This arrangement results in several carry options for the user as the gun can be carried with a round in the chamber ‘cocked and locked’ in ‘Condition One' (striker cocked with safety on), or the arguably safer ‘Condition Two’ (striker decocked and safety off, requiring a revolver-like DA pull to both cock and fire the pistol), or even with the striker decocked and the safety on. Maybe Google the specs on a firearm if you're going to review it.
Great gun, I own mine for over 10 years, only downside I found out is hand grip, it is super comfy but over years the rubbery grip start to tear down and I didn't find a way to replace it. Is there anything aftermarket that I can buy to replace handgrip?
CZ SQ I have this pistol, a 24/7 pro DS, and it’s funny that no one knows about the de cocker but you and me lol 😂, do people just buy guns and handle them and make videoes about weapons they know nothing about? Hmmm lol
I'm a 1911 freak. I had three and one was a taurus pt1911. It was used had a compinsatore and a beveled mag attached to a flat flat mag spring housing. The grip safety was sticky and the accuracy was no where near my rock island which I shoot IDPA WITH. I have a son and brother who both shoot glock. I picked up mine for 250 and probably came out even. I later read about the recall so I called tauruas and ask of the guns turned in how many were actually defective and found out most were just because of the recall. I can shoot this gun for as long as I need to and if I see an issue I can get a brand new g2c. So it will be a win win on my part. I hope the 24/7 works great because my subcompact rock island will be my carry piece and I only lose to rounds to the g2c. Any response would be great.
have one of these. not the pro model but i don't see the difference. have u heard of the lawsuit on taurus? it seems to be making it hard for me to sell mine.
It is a slide locking mechanism for safety. It comes with 2 keys that allow you to lock it so it cant be racked/loaded and fired. I guess if you were uber safe and didn't want your kids to be able to load it or shoot it you could lock it. I've never used it though. It has to be de-cocked as well before you can engage the lock.
Tarus has a Lifetime warranty. I've sent my raging judge to them and they make all repairs no questions asked. It just cost you to send it in and they mail it back free of charge.
Good review. Thanks. I have had this pistol for over five years (shot many rounds). Excellent weapon. The trigger is ahead of its time. Amazing that other manufacturers have not copied it. The long initial pull prevents unintentional firing. The final pull and reset are as good as any other pistol on the market.
The best pistol I e ever owned! Never jammed and is very accurate for a .45
Who still uses this weapon in 2020? This is my favorite pistol.
Just picked one up today
My dad
Had mine since 2012
Just grabbed one
This was my first .45...i bought it 4 yrs ago and still love it to this very day
I Have the Pro version for few years had issues with jams and light primer strikes not firing! UNTIL I used some gun grease from Umbrella Corporation on Amazon, just a little in slide rails and barrel areas! Functions perfectly no issues hundreds or rounds different ammo Shoots Flawless!
My first .45......hasnt let me down in 4 1/2 yrs(and was used when I bought it.....just saying)totally underrated pistol
I have a 1rst gen 24/7 9mm and have put over 5000 rounds through it without a single failure. No way I would ever give mine up.
I regret giving mine up. I have a g2c now that I love, but I wish I had my old pt111 back.
I've had mine for years...never had a failure. I have no idea how many rounds have gone thru it, but it's a LOT!!!
Polymer frames don't crack like alloy frame guns do, I owned the 24/7 for two years now in 40S&W caliper, I like it a lot, has a great feel in my hand. I like the thumb safety better then the Glock style trigger safety, which was a big reason I went with this gun, that and I got a good price on it too.
I own one of these gen 1 pt 24/7 pro ds Taurus's. In my opinion it's more balanced and better built than a Glock 17. Plus the double striker trigger, trigger slide lock, and safety + decocker.
Taurus is a very underrated pistol. I own a 9mm and 40cal and I never had any problems with them. I've also had so called top of the line pistols and to me there's not much of a difference. Imo I think you're buying the name.
You're right, there do seem to be alot of design cues from other guns, Glock, Browning, Beretta, etc.
I have the same gun in a 40cal. It's a very good reliable pistol.
Same here
Had one of those at one time. I gave it to my brother - as far as I know, he still has it and really likes it.
Nice.
2 tone is beautiful
Good reliable quality gun taurus and are priced correctly!
I have a pt111 millennium G2 an it is amazing! Its even more similar to a glock than this one. Breaks down the exact same, with the little tabs on the side.
Nice!
"DS"...'Double Strike' or 'Decocking Safety'? So why aren't all Taurus semi's (excluding 1911) labeled as "DS". as every one that I know of is double strike capable. Anyhow, this is one of my favorite guns of any caliber.
I really don't like the two tone , but it looks like a good gun. As good as a Glock, and the price is a lot lower. If you are just starting off, it is nice to get a good gun that you can afford.
I'm not much for two tone look either.
i want to buy 2 good guns for right now and i want to buy a nice car
"DS" stands for Decocker Safety, not dual strike. What sets it apart from the non-DS version is its ability to de-cock the striker/hammer and to be fired both in single and double action. Single action gives you about 4lbs of trigger pull, whereas double action is a much longer pull and about 10-11lbs. Seems you weren't aware that it has a 3 position safety system - the bottom position enables the pistol to fire, the middle setting puts it in 'safe' condition, and the upper decocks the striker. This arrangement results in several carry options for the user as the gun can be carried with a round in the chamber ‘cocked and locked’ in ‘Condition One' (striker cocked with safety on), or the arguably safer ‘Condition Two’ (striker decocked and safety off, requiring a revolver-like DA pull to both cock and fire the pistol), or even with the striker decocked and the safety on. Maybe Google the specs on a firearm if you're going to review it.
Ender Wiggin agreed
The lone wolf slides for Glocks look far superior than the stock ones.
NICE MAN ,HOW COME YOU KNOW SO MUCH ABOUT GUNS .
Great gun, I own mine for over 10 years, only downside I found out is hand grip, it is super comfy but over years the rubbery grip start to tear down and I didn't find a way to replace it. Is there anything aftermarket that I can buy to replace handgrip?
Does anyone know where I can find mags for this weapon?? Everywhere is sold out
isn't this that pistol that's so reliable it'll even fire if you fail to pull the trigger?
clout chaser
The safety is also a de-cocker...just push up past safe.
CZ SQ I have this pistol, a 24/7 pro DS, and it’s funny that no one knows about the de cocker but you and me lol 😂, do people just buy guns and handle them and make videoes about weapons they know nothing about? Hmmm lol
takedown pin kinda reminds me of my Rugers. Well, exept for rotating it down part. Anyway, good review and demo
Is there a reason Taurus doesn't make a full sized striker pistol anymore?
I've watched a torture test with one of these and it ran better than a glock vs dirt and mud
Do you know where I could find the rail part that the trigger and central support fit in to? I have a pt 24/7 DS pro 40 cal and it needs a new one
is the glock 23 a nice pistol cause i like how it looks
I'm a 1911 freak. I had three and one was a taurus pt1911. It was used had a compinsatore and a beveled mag attached to a flat flat mag spring housing. The grip safety was sticky and the accuracy was no where near my rock island which I shoot IDPA WITH. I have a son and brother who both shoot glock. I picked up mine for 250 and probably came out even. I later read about the recall so I called tauruas and ask of the guns turned in how many were actually defective and found out most were just because of the recall. I can shoot this gun for as long as I need to and if I see an issue I can get a brand new g2c. So it will be a win win on my part. I hope the 24/7 works great because my subcompact rock island will be my carry piece and I only lose to rounds to the g2c. Any response would be great.
I have one, old reliable..mine even has a ban time "law enforcement only" 16 rd mag..
The millennium pro ds series are excellent , have the 40, and 45 , and I want to get the 9mm if I find one , and a Dt integral 15 shot,380
Is this double or single action? Thanks
have one of these. not the pro model but i don't see the difference. have u heard of the lawsuit on taurus? it seems to be making it hard for me to sell mine.
Benny Blanco I have & im looking for a mag release button but no luck anywhere
Hi I have a taurus 24/7 too I’ve always been curious what the circle thing on the right side
It is a slide locking mechanism for safety. It comes with 2 keys that allow you to lock it so it cant be racked/loaded and fired. I guess if you were uber safe and didn't want your kids to be able to load it or shoot it you could lock it. I've never used it though. It has to be de-cocked as well before you can engage the lock.
Jonathan Morton thank you so much for the information
It's like a Glock & a Sigma had a special baby
Special needs baby.
+Bradley Slackenfelch LMBOOOOOOO
hahahahahaha
Where can I get a magazine for the 24/7 I look everywhere
Gunbroker
Standard issue Brazilian police pistol
I own one but I am not sure of it is +p+ rated, most likely it is.???
Very good review...One tone or two tone as long as it goes bang at the end of the day...LOL...
Thanks scott.
nice pistol .how meny cost is this pistol
My guess is around the $400 mark.
@@BATJACJW Get them used and they're a lot cheaper and just as good
Got mine for 250$ 4000 rounds it so later still no problem no misfires great gun. Still my truck gun 5 yrs later.
oooo a Beretta just touched a Taurus lol good video bro
lol
can someone please tell me what size mag this is im trying to order a 30 round and the one i got didnt fit
Did you ever find the right one
great review
Thanks led
Me. I have the 9 and the 40...enjoy them!
Are the magazine in 9mm and 40 the same?
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Glocks19/23 have a 4 inch barrel...the PT 24/7 has a 4.2 inch barrel.
Anybody know where I can get a mag release button for this Exact Same Gun
Tarus has a Lifetime warranty. I've sent my raging judge to them and they make all repairs no questions asked. It just cost you to send it in and they mail it back free of charge.
Airsoft one feels and looks like the real one too
is it available in. 32 ACP?
They only made them in 9mm, 40, 45 acp.
Thanks mate!
Thanks for watching.
Nice!
Thanks buddy!!!
Any extended magazines for these anybody??? Comment link
looks like a 8-9 without a hammer
Beautifull
Taurus 24/7 pro
I have one of these
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A 🐛 bug?Shoot it!