The only problem I ever had with Kimber would be the factory finishes arent so good, Real easy to wear off.
Clear the waeapon take a pencil drop it down the barrel. ?Hold the barrel vertically pull the trigger if the pencil is ejected by the forse of the firing pin the gun is good to go
I have multiple pistols and revolvers: Glock 43, Ruger LCP, Taurus 809, two S&W Airweights (one with external hammer) and a cheap Rough Rider .22LR. I used to have Glock 22 in .40 caliber. I didn't like it. I sold it.
The Taurus 809 is my favorite pistol! I never had a misfire, no failures to eject, nothing. Zero problems. I have over 5000 rounds through it. I clean it regularly and shoot cheap ammo. The "i-walk-on-water-Glock" jammed on me twice within the first 200 rounds.
Maybe, there are bad Tauruses out there, but I love mine and it really pisses me off when people generalize and say that they are all pieces of $#it.
The Taurus 809 is my favorite pistol! I never had a misfire, no failures to eject, nothing. Zero problems. I have over 5000 rounds through it. I clean it regularly and shoot cheap ammo. The "i-walk-on-water-Glock" jammed on me twice within the first 200 rounds.
Maybe, there are bad Tauruses out there, but I love mine and it really pisses me off when people generalize and say that they are all pieces of $#it.
I haven’t been able to get to the range to check it yet.
I’ll give this a go and see what happens!
I worked at a pawnshop in AZ and this pistol was returned with complaints more often then any other . Yes we did sell new guns more often then new i would rate Taurus semi autos a step above a high point which I consider a boat anchor
