I still have and use all three of my "Lawsuit" Pistols. My 9mm 24/7 Pro is still in my Carry Rotation. My late production Pre-G2 9mm PT111 Millennium Pro is my favorite Summer Carry Pistol. My .45 24/7 OSS has been a favorite "House Gun" and I used to open carry it when I worked on a small farm, and it accounted for one Coyote that took an un-healthy interest in me. I still shoot them, but very sparingly, as parts are scarce and support non-existent.

Top Row-Left to Right:
.45 24/7 OSS
9mm 24/7 Pro
9mm PT111 Millennium Pro
Hi guys! I'm new here. I still love my taurus pt 24/7 pro. 45. I was planning to buy a glock a few months ago, but i realized that my 11 year old 24/7 is still fresh & i prefer a polymer striker fired pistol w/ a thumb safety. I bought this slightly used from a friend in 2011. So, instead of buying a glock 17, i decided to just buy additional mec-gar p-14 magazines. 12+1 (factory mags) plus 2 mec-gar 14 rounders as back up for EDC is good enough for me. I tried shooting glocks in the range, just testing my friends' glocks but i can shoot this better than glocks. I'm planning to use this in a IPSC competition style practices to train myself/enhanced my shooting skills w/ it.
You might want to re-think shooting Your PT24/7 Pro .45 in IPSC shooting, as serious wear on your Pistol is likely to happen and parts are scarce. Back when I shot USPSA/IPSC Limited 10 Major with my .45 Witness, I went through a few Recoil and Firing Pin Springs, Magazine Springs, and one Barrel. When you shoot roughly 600 rounds a month, the wear all adds up. Same things happened with an SA 1911 and a 9x21 Race Gun. Even my 9mm Taurus PT92 has needed some Springs and a few Locking Blocks from being shot in IPSC.
At the most, my "Lawsuit" Pistols see 50 rounds a year, which is done for familiarity/practice, before being carried or put on active duty.
They cannot be "replaced" and it is unlikely we will ever see their quality of design again.