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I fell in love,,, with a Taurus of all things.
- Thread starter aarondhgraham
- Start date
4runnerman
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5 plus years on my PT 1911 45 ACP,, Thousands of rounds and still going strong.
aarondhgraham
New member
Hello jimbob86,,,
Believe me my friend,,,
No one was more surprised than I was.
In all of my experiences with Taurus revolvers,,,
The design has not been a problem.
Almost every one of them was accurate enough,,,
If you could just get past a bad trigger.
The one I got to fire last week,,,
Had a trigger that rivaled my S&W's or Colts.
I really liked the 5" barrel on that gun,,,
That and it's balance is the attraction for me,,,
And it's also the only 5" barrel .22 revolver I know of,,,
So now I'm wondering if it would be worth buying a new one,,,
And then having the trigger/action worked over.
They are only $331.00 new from budsgunshop.com,,,
I'm just wondering if it's possible to fix the bad trigger.
Even if it cost $100.00 for a smith to do a rigger job,,,
That still puts the total cost much much lower than a Ruger or a Smith.
It's just something I'm considering,,,
Does anyone know of a sure-fire Taurus trigger fix?
Aarond
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Aaron, you have given me cause to doubt your bolded sigline .....
Believe me my friend,,,
No one was more surprised than I was.
In all of my experiences with Taurus revolvers,,,
The design has not been a problem.
Almost every one of them was accurate enough,,,
If you could just get past a bad trigger.
The one I got to fire last week,,,
Had a trigger that rivaled my S&W's or Colts.
I really liked the 5" barrel on that gun,,,
That and it's balance is the attraction for me,,,
And it's also the only 5" barrel .22 revolver I know of,,,
So now I'm wondering if it would be worth buying a new one,,,
And then having the trigger/action worked over.
They are only $331.00 new from budsgunshop.com,,,
I'm just wondering if it's possible to fix the bad trigger.
Even if it cost $100.00 for a smith to do a rigger job,,,
That still puts the total cost much much lower than a Ruger or a Smith.
It's just something I'm considering,,,
Does anyone know of a sure-fire Taurus trigger fix?
Aarond
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melvinking
New member
Taurus trigger fix
Buy a set of Wolf springs for the model 85, Then, cut to the same length as the model 94 springs. I could not find much that you could polish for a smoother action. I have had my 5" 94 for several months and it is ok. It's not a K frame S&W, but is more like a J frame with the coil springs.
It is not a S&W and never will be, but for the money it's not bad. The funny thing is that Federal Auto Match is hard to eject, but Winchester Hyper speed is not. I bought it to shoot the hyper speed because I didn't want to shoot it in my Auto loaders.
The bad thing is I can't find a holster for it.
Buy a set of Wolf springs for the model 85, Then, cut to the same length as the model 94 springs. I could not find much that you could polish for a smoother action. I have had my 5" 94 for several months and it is ok. It's not a K frame S&W, but is more like a J frame with the coil springs.
It is not a S&W and never will be, but for the money it's not bad. The funny thing is that Federal Auto Match is hard to eject, but Winchester Hyper speed is not. I bought it to shoot the hyper speed because I didn't want to shoot it in my Auto loaders.
The bad thing is I can't find a holster for it.