Taurus pt111 pro, any recommendations?

[yeller]

I'm very please with my Pro series PT145 always goes bang, and is acurate enough for a battle weapon that works, holds 3" groups at 20 yards. +100 for the trigger getting better with time, still not great but as good or better than most of the top shelf plastic guns, still long but has a short reset so follow up shots can happen fast..

 

[POSITIVE DISCONTENT]

PT140 Pro was my carry until I got a Kimber CDP. Was real happy with it and the wife has a 24/7. They are much better than the 70s stuff people still complain about.

 

[kickface]

I put some money down on it. Most people seem to realy like them, and I hanen't found any thing I think would fit me better.

 

[kickface]

Thanks for all the replies. Now what brand of 9mm is best for defense?

 

[Mr.357Sig]

I'm assuming your talking ammo now.

I carry Remington JHP Golden Sabers, 124-grain in my Sig. Very nice round.

Federal Hydra-Shocks, 124-grain are also very good.

Make sure you test fire your home defense rounds in your new gun. Some pistols are VERY particular about the ammo you feed them.

The last thing you need in a confrontation is for your gun to jam.

 

[OKgetdown]

My 3rd gen. pt111 has ran like a champ for about 2000 rounds.

I have been real pleased with it.

 

[yeller]

I've been using 147g Remington Golden Sabres in my 9mm and 230g in my 45 both have feed flawlessly. The 45 has a real short action and these feed smoother than most of the FMJ that I've run.

 

[kickface]

Yes I guess I could have worded that a little better, lol. Looking for recommendations for 9mm ammo to try out in my new gun when I pick it up.

 

[deek]

I might be a little late, but I have never seen any Pt 111' s for any more than 340 brand new. You might talk to them about the price. I have 3 Taurus pistols and love all 3, all shoot flawlessly and accuratly. Plus they have a lifetime warranty, so you can't go wrong

 

[kickface]

Picking it up tuesday after next, I can't wait. Thanks every one.