Here are some new pictures of my Taurus family including the new addition, the TCP.
Very nice!!!
Here are some new pictures of my Taurus family including the new addition, the TCP.
Go to the Taurus 2010 web page and check out the new
poly PT22 and the new poly revolvers....wow....
I'm kinda all hot and bothered by the 822, and the .22 conversion kit to let you fire .22s out of 800 series of pistols. In fact, the 800 series of pistols look interesting, and now I have to go research those, too.
I'm kinda all hot and bothered by the 822, and the .22 conversion kit to let you fire .22s out of 800 series of pistols. In fact, the 800 series of pistols look interesting, and now I have to go research those, too.
Friends and Taurii Lovers,
So, I have a problem. The 709 failed on every mag with every type of ammo. I paid attention to the limp wrist issue after the first mags. Grip was solid. The problem is that the empty casing remains fully or partially in the chamber, no stove pipes. Some of the FTEs could only be cleared by physically rapping the weapon against my free hand with weapon pointed up to increase the gravitational pull on the empty to get it to fall out of the chamber.
So, what do I do next?
Option 1: Call the seller for further info?
Option 2: Grin and bear it?
Option 3: Throw it in the Maumee and never buy anything but a Glock again?
Option 4: Contact a local gunsmith, e.g. H & H or Gander Mountain?
Option 5: Contact the manufacturer?
I found one exactly like this locally and I'm trying to figure out where the money is going to come from to buy it. Last time I was in the shop I was 2 seconds away from putting it on layaway.Just picked this up last night. Taurus Mod. 66 .357Mag.
Well a failure to eject with the casing still in the chamber will not be the result of limp wristing, if you would have said stove pipe, then I would have agreed. So, either it is an extractor problem or obstruction in the chamber causing a constriction.
Make sure the chamber walls are free of any build up or foreign material and make sure it has been given a good cleaning.
Retry, but instead of your format that you used lumping both mags as one, note it as mag 1 results, mag 2 results.
If problem persists do not do options 1 through 4 because:
Option 1: Call the seller for further info?
The problem may have never occured with him
Option 2: Grin and bear it?
No, it is an improperly operating firearm.
Option 3: Throw it in the Maumee and never buy anything but a Glock again?
Don't throw it in the river it will only arm the fishes and add to the Animal Conspiracy, give it to me!
Option 4: Contact a local gunsmith, e.g. H & H or Gander Mountain?
Having a gunsmith work on it could void the factory lifetime warranty.
Option 5: Contact the manufacturer?
YES!
It has a lifetime warranty that Taurus stands behind whether you are the 1st or 19th owner, use it!
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There was no hesitation before he asked, "Do you want me to have a Fed Ex agent pick it up on Monday between noon and 5:00pm?"
I got the impression he had done this many, many times before.
The saga continues. I will keep you informed.