Thinking of picking up a Taurus 24/7 G2 9mm

[Cheezebandit]

I've had my 24/7G2 9mm for about 7-8 months .. and had about 800-900 rounds down the pipe and it has not failed to fire .. or failed to feed one round.. ammo of all kinds.
I paid 360 for mine new at the market hall gun show.

[Big A]

I bought a 24/7 pro for one reason . I don't want a $1500 dollar gun bouncing around in my trucks door pocket . It's fired every round I feed it and hits what I point it at . Are there better guns , yes. Is it a pile of smoking shit , no. It's like the mustang of sports cars, cheap but it gets the job done .

I wouldn't want any gun regularly bouncing and sliding around in my truck, "cheap" or not, or anything for that matter. I have a rubber mat in the armrest of mine (not that I can nary anymore here in Cali), I'm sure that you could find an easy way to secure a holster to the inner side of that door pocket, no more noise, won't go flying as easily in a minor wreck, and it'll be even easier to get to should the need arise.

[Reefer Rae]

It's holstered , I was kinda being half sarcastic . But regardless a truck is not the ideal environment for firearm storage . I think a 3-400 dollar gun that is reliable is perfect for the application .

[no4njnk]

I had the compact PT140, sold it after several FTE with various ammo. For $350 get yourself a XD, Glock, or something similar. I've owned 2 Taurus semi autos and sold them for the fact that I could not trust them. There are better guns for similar prices.