Post by Encore64 on Sept 15, 2024 12:09:47 GMT -5
A sucker for anything 10mm, I picked one of the New Taurus TH10 Autos yesterday.
Spent the last little while checking this one out on my range.
Moving my target in to 15 yards to better suit the gun's intent, I loaded up.
I did not encounter a single malfunction during testing. Ammo fed and fired 100%.
I'd theorized that a hammer fired gun, in single action mode, would be easier to shoot in wood's situations.
Of the few ammos I tried, groups were all under 2". None were under 1.5", but I find this more than acceptable for the gun.
Impact was about 4" high from a rest, but only about 1.5" high when held freehand. Of course this makes sense as the gun resting will flip up more than one held fast.
Let me assure you, groups above were from a rest.
Windage is adjustable on both the front and rear sights. But, no adjustments were needed.
The gun came with two 15 rd magazines. For under $400, I find it a deal...
Spent the last little while checking this one out on my range.
Moving my target in to 15 yards to better suit the gun's intent, I loaded up.
I did not encounter a single malfunction during testing. Ammo fed and fired 100%.
I'd theorized that a hammer fired gun, in single action mode, would be easier to shoot in wood's situations.
Of the few ammos I tried, groups were all under 2". None were under 1.5", but I find this more than acceptable for the gun.
Impact was about 4" high from a rest, but only about 1.5" high when held freehand. Of course this makes sense as the gun resting will flip up more than one held fast.
Let me assure you, groups above were from a rest.
Windage is adjustable on both the front and rear sights. But, no adjustments were needed.
The gun came with two 15 rd magazines. For under $400, I find it a deal...
