Taurus Throws Gun Owners A Curve

[dougiemac]

Taurus throws gun owners a curve? Yes that crazy innovative gun manufacture in South America has yet again made an attempt to innovate the handgun, this time to reduce "imprinting" while CCW'ing. The Taurus "Curve" has a curved grip. Retail of $392, this new entry in the CCW industry will throw a curve in the debate for best CCW gun. Personally I think it's yet another gimmick in a long line of Taurus gimmick guns. Remember the See-Thru gun?

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[StevoD]

I have never been a huge fan of Taurus. Pistols fee cheap from my taste. However I do like the flexibility of the Judge. But we all know that is not deal for CCWing!

 

[dougiemac]

Yeah I'm not a Taurus fan either but I do really appreciate their female three gunner.

 

[KC CROCKETT]

I own one Taurus firearm. its a .357 Mag. bought it just for the house. Im more into semi autos

 

[dougiemac]

I own one Taurus firearm. its a .357 Mag. bought it just for the house. Im more into semi autos

Ive only owned 2 Tauruses. One was a ported 4" stainless .357 mag. Very nice smooth shooting gun. Nice balance and weight. I also owned a 2 1/2" stainless Judge. Both were decent guns, but I'm not a Taurus fan. So i sold one and gave the other as a gift.

 

[KC CROCKETT]

yeah, theyre good shooters for home protection.

 

[dougiemac]

yeah, theyre good shooters for home protection.

Yeah it was a bit heavy to be a carry gun, and I'm not a fan of revolvers as a carry gun, but it's great for someone who can't manipilate a semi auto very well as a home defense gun.

 

[KC CROCKETT]

Yeah it was a bit heavy to be a carry gun, and I'm not a fan of revolvers as a carry gun, but it's great for someone who can't manipilate a semi auto very well as a home defense gun.

i dont really carry revolvers either, but im not one to go for smaller/lighter guns for carry. most people i know went through the "380 phase" it was cute. a whole bunch of guys carryin' around the smallest guns they could get their hands on and hardl hold because they were that small. im glad i wasnt one of em. i dont follow people when it comes to design, trends, and what other people have. for instance, when everone was carryin' the Ruger LCP around, i was still carryin' a desert eagle. i think the cute phase is comin back around, glock came out with a 380, The Glock 42.

 

[dougiemac]

i dont really carry revolvers either, but im not one to go for smaller/lighter guns for carry. most people i know went through the "380 phase" it was cute. a whole bunch of guys carryin' around the smallest guns they could get their hands on and hardl hold because they were that small. im glad i wasnt one of em. i dont follow people when it comes to design, trends, and what other people have. for instance, when everone was carryin' the Ruger LCP around, i was still carryin' a desert eagle. i think the cute phase is comin back around, glock came out with a 380, The Glock 42.

Yeah, I have 2 Sig P238's. My wife carries one and I have one to "deep conceal" when I have too at concerts, sporting events, etc. However I think I'm going to replace it with my Ruger LCR 38 +P for deep conceal.

I started a thread called, "What's your everyday carry" that I'd love to see your EDC. My EDC is a G19 (primary) and a G26 (secondary).

 

[KC CROCKETT]

ive got an lcr. smooth shootin gun.

 

[dougiemac]

ive got an lcr. smooth shootin gun.

Yeah the triggers on a Ruger LCR are possibly the best / smoothest trigger I've ever pulled on any firearm.

 

[Mac11FA]

I owned a Judge for a short time. Shot well and no issues.