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I'm looking for Millenium Pro pistols with the picatinny rail on them, but don't see them listed on Taurus' website.
anyone know the story with these?
anyone know the story with these?
from my research, looks like some do, some don't. I just scored a PT145 on gunbroker that has one.texastaurusguy said:I think that is bogus - I'm pretty sure that only the PT145 has a rail, at least for now. I'd bet if that gun were flipped over, it would be a 45acp.
The biggest difference is the grip. The compact 24/7's have the same ribber grip design just a little shorter.Taurus_Jeeper said:This brings another question, which I'm sure you can explain to me-
since you've got the line on more information than I- what ARE the differences between MilPro and 24/7 Pro pistols?
Very much so. I've been going back and forth between getting a MilPro or a 24/7 Pro Compact in 40 and 9 for carry.Weaponize said:The biggest difference is the grip. The compact 24/7's have the same ribber grip design just a little shorter.
The compacts do have the rails. The mill pros offer a .45 and the 24/7 compacts don't at this time that I'm aware of. The indexing is more distinct on the compacts. And the Mill Pros are a little thinner 1.125" compared to the 1 1/4" of the 24/7 compact.
Hope that helps
How anti gun were you and what changed your mind? This might be very enlightening for those of us who have always assumed guns as a no-brainer.Taurus_Jeeper said:(Heck, at one point I was one of the folks saying that civilians really don't have a need for a gun. Funny the way things turn out, innit?)
I agree with tman what did change your mind. I was never really antigun myself just didn't know a lot about them and always had a small fear of having one. After a lot interest and asking questions and even having some training the fear was taken away and I knew that I wanted to purchase one.tman said:How anti gun were you and what changed your mind? This might be very enlightening for those of us who have always assumed guns as a no-brainer.