My buddy bought one for $400.00 and its been to the shop 2 times already. On another note stay away from the DiamondBack.
380 is a fine piece and it is very accurate for such a small gun. taurus pt-138 380 10 shot image: fac: taurus pt-908 9mm image: fac: taurus pt-940 40 cal,10 shot blue image: fac: taurus pt-140, 40 cal, 10 shot blue image: fac: taurus pt-145 45 acp 10 shot image: fac: taurus pt-738 380 acp image (keltec 380 also fit) fac: tauras pt-845 45 acp 12 shot image: fac: taurus pt-945 45 acp image: fac: taurus pt-957. It does feed Buffalo Bore +p, Georgia Arms Ammo, Lellier & Bellot and CorBon DPX with no problems. It will not load the first round with out a little push at the back of the slide after that it will fire the rest in the clip. At first it had a few misfeeds (I think it was the ammo)and it is very particular with the PMC Bronze ammo. Well i have had one for about a month now and i put about 400 rounds throught it allready. 380, I recommend you give the Taurus a look. If they shoot as good as they look and feel, the TCP is going to be a winner. Magazines have an extended rearward lip on the baseplate and are kinda funky gun includes two, as well as a snap-cover carrying case with belt clip. Grip is short (height wise) but a comfortable depth (front to back) for my average-to-large hands. Front would need to be highlighted with paint my eyes don't do well with non-contrasting (in this case all-silver) sights. Sights, while still integral to the slide, are slightly higher profile than the others. Gun locks open on empty and features an actual, usable slide release. Just got a few of these in at the shop (sold them all today) and was pretty impressed.380 caliber, 6+1, about the same size/weight class as the Ruger LCP and Kel-Tec P3AT, and priced to split the difference between its competitors.įirst impressions - light, smooth DAO trigger pull was better than the KT or the Ruger.
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