[Steelharp]

I think one of the things I really like about the 24/7 is that the platform seems to be totally consistent. My 9mm is the same size and feel as my .45. Both fit in the same Comp-Tac holster, except for the ribber-nonribber thing, they're identical.

Why can't every gun maker do that across calibers?

 

[rwcreigh]

i dont know,but i sure do love my 2 24/7 9mm pros.welcome aboard

 

[paulrabe78]

I don't know either. It seems like a good idea to me. Also it keeps Taurus's manufacturing costs down and they pass that to us.

 

[afrats]

Because they are all in with holster makers and if they made all guns the same size then people would only need one holster. Not sure, but that sounds like a good answer. Welcome aboard from Colorado Springs.

 

[Robby]

Because they are all in with holster makers and if they made all guns the same size then people would only need one holster. Not sure, but that sounds like a good answer. Welcome aboard from Colorado Springs.

Yeah, I agree about that! Try to find a holster for a 6 rd Snubby, with a frame size, RJ, (which I have finally figured out means a Rossi J), but then find out the Frame and trigger guard are a different size than a normal J frame. Have not had that kind of problem with the PT's and actually not that bad with the JUDGE. 24/7's got to be a dream except for the long slide they should all fit the same holsters.

 

[afrats]

You are right about that because there are a lot of holsters that fit the 24/7. I have three that fit like a dream and all were fairly cheap. I am now in the market for a nice leather OWB conceal holster.

 

[Robby]

For the best prices, I found Don Hume holsters, but I wound up ordering from GunnersAlley.

 

[Davidk0031]

I think it has more to do with smart manufacturing, why make molds & slides any different than you have to. Just smart engineering. David