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- Thread starter elvis
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shad0wfax
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elvis wrote:
Try to find a way to shoot each of them before you decide between the two. Buy the one that you can shoot more consistently and comfortably with. Also consider holster availability before you make your decision. Make sure the holster you prefer to carry will work with your gunbefore you buy the gun. There's nothing worse than having a great gun and not having the holster you like to use available.
I've read several good reviews on the Taurus 24/7 OSS and I've also shot one. (The one I shot was chambered for .45 ACP, not the .40 S&W like you're planning ongetting.)I likedthe Taurus; it wascomfortable, itshot well and it fit my hands well. My USP is slightly more accurate, but the Taurus was definitely an accurate pistol.
I have no trigger-time on the S&W 4003 TSW, but S&W has been working hard to get their reputation in autos equal to the reputation of their revolvers.
You get more capacity with the Taurus in a slightly lighter but slightly larger frame. Both have comparable sights and have tactical rails. The two are priced within $75 of eachother if you shop around, with the Taurus being slightly more costly.
elvis wrote:
Try to find a way to shoot each of them before you decide between the two. Buy the one that you can shoot more consistently and comfortably with. Also consider holster availability before you make your decision. Make sure the holster you prefer to carry will work with your gunbefore you buy the gun. There's nothing worse than having a great gun and not having the holster you like to use available.
I've read several good reviews on the Taurus 24/7 OSS and I've also shot one. (The one I shot was chambered for .45 ACP, not the .40 S&W like you're planning ongetting.)I likedthe Taurus; it wascomfortable, itshot well and it fit my hands well. My USP is slightly more accurate, but the Taurus was definitely an accurate pistol.
I have no trigger-time on the S&W 4003 TSW, but S&W has been working hard to get their reputation in autos equal to the reputation of their revolvers.
You get more capacity with the Taurus in a slightly lighter but slightly larger frame. Both have comparable sights and have tactical rails. The two are priced within $75 of eachother if you shop around, with the Taurus being slightly more costly.