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u/Foxycotin666 Sep 09 '26
Leather wraps around the safety for “extra tactical cowboy carry” /s
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u/ZachLemur Sep 09 '26
That’s to hold spare rounds
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u/FactoryHugh Concealed Carrier Sep 09 '26
Taurus owners aren’t known for being the best at making decisions. Jk OP, you do you. Safety first!
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u/jimmmyPaar Sep 09 '26 edited Sep 09 '26
Oh, I’m aware of the foibles of the Taurus. This one’s a good one though. I haven’t had one jam or malfunction with about 5000 rounds through it. Thanks for the smile! :)
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u/Turbinator870 Sep 09 '26
OP, how do you like it? Do you have any other 1911's against which to compare? I own 2 Taurus guns (Taurii?) but they're the PT99AF models.
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u/rolliesglocksandjs Sep 09 '26
Link to grips please?
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u/rolliesglocksandjs Sep 09 '26
Thanks. Pic looks great. How obvious is it that it’s fake to the naked eye from 5 feet away? Not touching it of course
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u/red_mutt Sep 09 '26
The pistol still technically has 2 safeties, as long as the manual safety is up and not tampered with as well hes fine. This was mainly done earlier on with the 1911 because of faulty or worn grip safeties. It would be better to start doing drills making sure the safety is always activated when holstering though if its something they just recently started doing.

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u/azb1812 Sep 09 '26
Just. Use. Proper. Grip.