I’ve been considering the Taurus 1911 .45 for my outdoor shooting needs and wanted to gather some feedback from those who have experience with it. I understand that this pistol has gained popularity among shooting sports enthusiasts, but I’m curious about its performance in real-world conditions.
Here are a few points I’m particularly interested in:
Accuracy: How does it perform for target shooting? Any experiences shared would be helpful.
Reliability: Does it jam often, or is it a smooth shooter?
Build Quality: What’s the overall quality like? Does it feel durable and well-made?
Recoil: As a .45, how manageable is the recoil during rapid firing?
User Experience: How has your journey with the Taurus 1911 been? Any personal stories or tips?
I’m looking for a sidearm that’s enjoyable for recreational shooting, and it seems like the Taurus 1911 might fit the bill. All insights would be appreciated!
I had a friend who had accuracy issues with his Taurus 1911. I wonder if it was a lemon or if some models have inconsistencies? Have you faced any problems?
[quote=“tylerbrown, post:12, topic:799”]But nothing can beat the classics like Colt![ /quote]While I appreciate the classics, the Taurus offers great value! It’s all about personal preference.
I’ve actually enjoyed some 1911s more after trying different brands! There’s a lot to explore in this caliber and I’m glad to have the Taurus as my entry point.
I’ve had my Taurus 1911 .45 for about three years now. The construction feels solid, and the stainless steel finish has held up quite well against wear and tear.
I definitely find the grip comfortable. It’s got a good texture, and the overall weight feels just right. I’ve put a couple of thousand rounds through mine with minimal wear noticeable.
Overall, the finish has held up great for me, but I’ve seen some reports of chipping. It seems like keeping it clean helps. Regular maintenance is key!