H. Faversham
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- Joined
- Feb 15, 2007
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- 72
This week I called Taurus to speak to a techie. I wanted to ask about types of factory grips for my DA revolver, and also if it were true that Taurus revolvers should not be dry fired. The only person I could talk to was a nice young lady who didn't know much about my DA revolver except that it had a grip frame "more like a Gaucho". I'm not making this up. ( A Taurus Gaucho is a SA with a traditional SA type grip frame). She also did not know what "smooth" meant when I asked if dry firing would smooth up the new action, but she finally did look up something that said dry firing was not recommended.
I am learning why Taurus has low costs, but I still don't know why a Taurus should not be dry fired.
I am learning why Taurus has low costs, but I still don't know why a Taurus should not be dry fired.