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  • Wish I could have caught you guys with your search for holster problems. I carry my Pro Compact .45 in a Don Hume IWB.

    Here's the solution: For whatever model compact you have, buy a leather holster for the full-sized model. Place your weapon in the holster, mark where you want the length to be cut to and either cut it yourself with a saw (watch your fingers!) or, take it to a shoe repair shop and let them do it. I did the latter so they could stitch around the bottom prevent fraying. Great fit.

  • not sure if the older pro models are the same as newer ones, but you have to move the safety down to decock and not up

  • The manual recommends Hornady XTP ammo, which I believe is a hollow point round. I have a problem when using FMJ ammo. A live round of FMJ will jam against the ejector port if you want to clear the chamber, which is a big problem for me because I can’t justify shooting self defense rounds at the range. Has anyone else encountered this issue? I could take a dremel to it and just grind a hair off and the issue would be resolved, but I'm certain that would void the life time warranty.

  • @wegburn2011 its not designed for FMJ or +P rounds

  • @wegburn2011 Is it the 12 round magazine that you are having issues with? These were commonly known to cause feeding issues. Looking at the lips on mine, the are disfigured compared to the 10 round magazine. Call taurus and get them replaced. They have been known to send 2 magazines to replace the defective one. I have this firearm in .45 ACP and that is the only issue I have had with it.

  • @wegburn2011 I use Remington UMC FMJ rounds to practice with and I found that Federal Hydra-Shoks do not jam against the ejector port in mine.

  • I've got the 24/7 Pro DS Std. in 9mm and agree 100% with all the positives you shared. Just left you a comment on your G Code gear review page - am really hoping that they would or could put together a kydex holster for the Taurus 24/7. My other question/request is what sights I can get to put on the pistol? Mine came with the Heinie "straight 8" 2 Dot system and I can't stand it. Just want a good basic 3 dot system or maybe 3 dot in night sights if available. Thoughts?

  • I thought the red indicator in the back disappears when you decock the gun. Or is that a different model?

  • good video... i have the 24/7 compact 9mm

  • im at 400 -500 rd mark same problems fail to feed looking at lazers now what do you think

  • My sights came crazy misaligned (shooting 2 feet too low from 25 feet!) any suggestions? good places to get adjustable replacement sights?

  • I have one and I think its a good buy, good carry gun, thanks for the info

  • where did you get your grip extensions ?

  • I have this handgun in .45 and it jams a lot. I use 230 grain and every 2 or 3 shots the slide locks back. Now if I hold the takedown pin in it functions flawless. Does anyone have this problem

  • you have some great vids man i subbed

  • I just bought this gun yesterday at Academy Sports for $350.00; my first gun purchase ever. I also found a Blackhawk SERPA holster labeled for the Taurus 24/7 (the full-size pistol I think) at Academy. I do have a few inches of spare holster beyond the end of the barrel; however, the gun fits nicely and holds securely.

  • I have a new 24/7 Pro DS Std. I thought that my 3 dot sights, which are identical to yours, were Novak (Heinie wrongly stated in the owners manual). Because of your video, I called Taurus Customer Service (twice) and they confirmed that the only Heinie's that came on 24/7's were 2 Dot straight 8's. The "3 Dot Novak's only come on the OSS mdl and some 1911's". Taurus say's that "all 24/7 Pro DS model sights are generic and are neither Novak or Heinie, but fit like both. Should we be bummed?? ..T

  • I had one of those pt 111 millenium por series in 9mm good little gun but ended up selling it and getting a remington 870 instead. but a good little concealable firearm.

  • looks like a great gun! I'm on the lookout for a concealable pistol and this just got added to my pool of potential guns. I know crossbreed also makes a holster for Taurus pistols if you want to look into that.

  • nice review. very informative

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