Taurus TCP 380

[postrican29]

i have a taurus 738tcp for 3weeks shot 300 rds. with only 3 jams

[B2Tall]

i have a taurus 738tcp for 3weeks shot 300 rds. with only 3 jams

Only 3? Hmmm. Good thing your life wasn't on the line in any of those 3 instances.

[Islander]

G50AE you like Glocks, some of us don't... I owned a G-22 a few years and only after 200+ rounds through it, the forward slid track broke. Glock fixed it, but only because they were getting a rash of Police Dept. Armourers sending theirs back for the exact same problem.

Um, probably fixed it because of their warranty and repair policy. While new guns have a 1-year written warranty, refurbished guns have a lifetime warranty. Beyond that, I have not heard of a single case...ever...where Glock would not fix a gun with a manufacturer's defect free of charge no matter how old or whether or not you were the original owner.

[handgonnetoter]

I had the TCP, but did not like it as much as the LCP. I carry either my LCP with two spare mags or my older Bersa Thunder .380 with two spare mags. I just liked how the Ruger shot over the Taurus.

[handgonnetoter]

Um, probably fixed it because of their warranty and repair policy. While new guns have a 1-year written warranty, refurbished guns have a lifetime warranty. Beyond that, I have not heard of a single case...ever...where Glock would not fix a gun with a manufacturer's defect free of charge no matter how old or whether or not you were the original owner.

Glock does make a .380, but do not sell it in the US. I don't know why for sure, but has probably something to do with importation laws and how the gun functions or is manufactured.

[G50AE]

Beyond that, I have not heard of a single case...ever...where Glock would not fix a gun with a manufacturer's defect free of charge no matter how old or whether or not you were the original owner.

I have heard of one case where Glock even went beyond that. A fellow in GA had a G21 that he had converted to .400 Corbon (Aftermarket barrel) and installed some aftermarkets parts including a Scherer 3.5 connector. Due to a reloading screw up his pistol blew up.

Glock REPLACED his pistol with a new G21 for $250 and even returned the aftermarket trigger connector. Glock did pump the guy for a lot of information on the why's and how's of this "experiment". I think Glock was basically thanking him for researching the feasability of a Glock in .400 Corbon.

[SC Tiger]

Um, probably fixed it because of their warranty and repair policy. While new guns have a 1-year written warranty, refurbished guns have a lifetime warranty. Beyond that, I have not heard of a single case...ever...where Glock would not fix a gun with a manufacturer's defect free of charge no matter how old or whether or not you were the original owner.

So the refurbished guns have a better warranty than the new ones?

Wierd.

[robertisright]

Taurus sent me a third new gun. This one does not jam!

I guess the third gun is the charm!

[G50AE]

Taurus sent me a third new gun. This one does not jam!

I guess the third gun is the charm!

Or you could have saved the trouble and gotten a Glock from the get go.

[sbubrick]

I guess some people like Glocks, to the point that they want every one of us to have one. They do not impress me, and I do not think I will ever buy one!