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Originally posted by skuzbary:

As I indicated earlier, you can give a Taurus G2S with single stack or G3C with double stack a try after modifying it to become a DAO and use a 9 pound striker spring.

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You might want to look at Kahr.

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Originally posted by 92fstech:

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Originally posted by skuzbary:

As I indicated earlier, you can give a Taurus G2S with single stack or G3C with double stack a try after modifying it to become a DAO and use a 9 pound striker spring.

I have yet to encounter a Taurus that I've been super impressed with, or even confident in, but I'll bite. Tell me more about this modification to make one DAO. Because my understanding is that from the factory the G3C is a pre-cocked striker, just like pretty much every other striker-fired gun on the market.

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You might want to look at Kahr.

I've definitely given them a look. My understanding is that they still use a pre-cocked striker, but the trigger linkage geometry is what provides the long DAO-like pull. I don't mind the striker triggers, I would just prefer something that needs an outside force to provide the energy necessary to fire the gun rather than a design that is just holding itself back.

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Originally posted by Just Plain Cliff:
P290RS was the gun I learned to shoot with, and it was totally reliable, but as soon as I discovered the DASA trigger, the p290RS was toast. If I want a DAO, I would buy a revolver. And I subsequently did (a Korth, which I gave away to a friend).

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Originally posted by SiGagain:
by the way...I took mine to the range yesterday and it shot just fine but the trigger seems to feel different to me between dry fire and actual range fire...may be just in my head, I dunno...

mine still shoots just fine, accurate and reliable...

I all my P290RS family, I had to tighten the trigger return spring, the trigger bar push-up spring to remove the random slack in the trigger bar/trigger reset.
Also, when using 8/10 rounds mags, always after loading full, use a pick or a thin punch to push the rounds upward in the mag via the spring latch hole.
Bill

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Originally posted by skuzbary:

As I said, all you need to do first is remove the SA sear, its spring and pin to convert any of the Taurus G2/G2C/G2S/G3/G3C/G3X from an SA with re-strike into a DAO striker fired pistol.
Next, get a 7-pound Glock Blue striker spring or a Canik TP-9 family 9-pound spring to replace the current 5-pound spring.
Once done you will have a Taurus DAO striker fire cost effective to try.

Pls let me know ASAP how I can get to put you some pics.

When I try to add a pic, I get a blue blob.

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Originally posted by 92fstech:

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Originally posted by skuzbary:

As I said, all you need to do first is remove the SA sear, its spring and pin to convert any of the Taurus G2/G2C/G2S/G3/G3C/G3X from an SA with re-strike into a DAO striker fired pistol.
Next, get a 7-pound Glock Blue striker spring or a Canik TP-9 family 9-pound spring to replace the current 5-pound spring.
Once done you will have a Taurus DAO striker fire cost effective to try.

Pls let me know ASAP how I can get to put you some pics.

When I try to add a pic, I get a blue blob.

I'm not seeing where you said that in any of your earlier posts, but I think I'm following you now.

There's no way to host pictures on sigforum...you have to host them elsewhere and link them. Here's a thread with instructions: https://sigforum.com/eve/forum...0601935/m/6470098434

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Originally posted by 92fstech:
I know next to nothing about Taurus....do you know if this works with the GX4 or are they a completely different internal design from the G2/G3 pistols? The GX4 looks to be closer to the form factor that I'm looking for.

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Originally posted by 92fstech:

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Originally posted by skuzbary:

As I said, all you need to do first is remove the SA sear, its spring and pin to convert any of the Taurus G2/G2C/G2S/G3/G3C/G3X from an SA with re-strike into a DAO striker fired pistol.
Next, get a 7-pound Glock Blue striker spring or a Canik TP-9 family 9-pound spring to replace the current 5-pound spring.
Once done you will have a Taurus DAO striker fire cost effective to try.

Pls let me know ASAP how I can get to put you some pics.

When I try to add a pic, I get a blue blob.

I'm not seeing where you said that in any of your earlier posts, but I think I'm following you now.

There's no way to host pictures on sigforum...you have to host them elsewhere and link them. Here's a thread with instructions: https://sigforum.com/eve/forum...0601935/m/6470098434

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Originally posted by 92fstech:
looks like you've got it figured out!

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Originally posted by 92fstech:
looks like you've got it figured out!

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Originally posted by 92fstech:
looks like you've got it figured out!

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Originally posted by 92fstech:
looks like you've got it figured out!

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Originally posted by SiGagain:
by the way...I took mine to the range yesterday and it shot just fine but the trigger seems to feel different to me between dry fire and actual range fire...may be just in my head, I dunno...

mine still shoots just fine, accurate and reliable...

Bill