Taurus PT140 Millennium Pro 40SW Blue - 10+1 Rounds | Polymer Grips | Blue/Black | 3-Dot Sights

I love this gun its great for me because i have small hands and the grip is wounderful .Iam going to try the 9mm pro next .

Buds is always quick and prompt with service. Rifle arrived

Once again, Bud's is THE place to buy! Got it today, only three days after ordering. Best price, Best shipping, Best communications! We decided to wait until tomorrow and put some rounds thru it while also warming up the SW9VE I bought here. A tad heavier than the 9MM but more compact and better for CCW. I don't know what firearm I'll be wanting to buy next but I DO know it will be bought here at Bud's! Thanks guys!!

Thanks Bud's for your great service. Just got my Taurus and and put over 300 rounds thru it and no problems, i just have to get use to the sights. thanks again !!

Thanks Bud's for your great service. Just got my Taurus and am very pleased. It's eaten several different types of ammo with no problem. It's my first Taurus and I chose it from the other compact .40s based on price. I would happily recommend it to anyone.

The one thing that needs to be made clear is that calling this a DAO is misleading. A more accurate description would be to call it a conventional Single Action semiauto with a restrike capability. This pistol lacks any way to safely decock it. When you load the pistol, it is cocked; when you fire the pistol and it cycles, it is cocked. The only way to decock it is to drop the hammer by pulling the trigger. Yes, if you happened to have a bad round in the chamber that failed to fire the first time, you can pull the trigger again and it will cock and drop the hammer - giving a restrike capability - but in the real world how often has anyone really seen a .40S&W round that will fail to fire initially and then will fire on a restrike?? Of course this is not the only so-called "DAO" semiauto like this, but it is probably the most obvious in that it has the exposed hammer rather than an internal striker.

I love this gun. Shoots great for a compact. Fit and finish is better than I expected. 80 rounds or cheap ammo through it and no problem. Sights took some getting used to, but now I'm grouping about a fist size at 15 yards. Haven't tried carrying it yet. Thanks Bud.

Awesome pistol. Had trouble with the sights, changed them to 3 dot, Its a whole new gun. I carry it all the time in a fanny pack. Great little gun for the price. Shot 500 rds NO problems.

Awesome little gun, I carry mine every day. Great little gun for a reasonable price. I've put over 1000 rounds through it without a single problem. Plus if something does break Taurus will fix it or replace it for free. Some people complain about the sights but I've had no problem, it's a lot more accurate then I thought it would be. Must be the shooter more than the gun. But like the first guy said, after a number of rounds it can be a little rough on the hands.

This is a Great Little Pistol! I was intrigued by it's small size with a 10+1 capacity. Suprisingly, it is very easy to manage this pistol. It doesn't have the dreaded, excessive "muzzle flip" that I had become used to with compact auto's in larger calibers. Taurus has really done their homework on this series. You can rapid-fire this gun with accuracy. I used to think of Taurus as a company that only made copies of Smith & Wesson revolvers. Things have changed for the better! I now own a PT145 Millenium & a 2.5 inch Judge Revolver. Fit & Finish is excellent & the pricing can't be beat. I have recommended the New Taurus Pistols to my friends. I am very impressed with what they have to offer.