Part1 Taurus Millenium Pro PT140 Features
November 30th, 2008 | 
Author: MILLENNIUM PROâ„¢ 140 .40 S&W POLYMER PISTOL IN MATTE STAINLESS STEEL (PART1 THE FEATURES)
Also remember to check out Part2 where I show you how to take it apart for cleaning. (http://www.aramistech.com/reviews/part2-taurus-millenium-pro-pt140-taking-apart/)
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This handgun has many great features, here is some information about the millenium pro which has non-stop performance. And your choice of models including: .32 and .380 ACP, 9mm (12+1), .40 caliber (10+1), or .45 ACP (10+1 or 6+1 in a slimmer grip, single stack magazine sub-compact .45 at under 21 ounces). The Millennium PROâ„¢ also features the same revolutionary Single Action/Double Action trigger and matching serial numbers on the frame, slide and barrel as the 24/7 PRO, Heinie “Straight Eightâ„¢” sights, an ergonomic grip design, enhanced finger indexing Taurus Memory Padâ„¢ and posi-traction slide serrations. Light, powerful and technically advanced, the Millennium PRO is the choice for concealment and back-up carry.
SPECIFICATIONS
Model:
140SSP
Caliber:
.40 S&W
Capacity:
10+1
Barrel Length:
3.25″
Action:
DA/SA
Finish:
Matte Stainless Steel
Grips:
Checkered Polymer
Weight:
18.7 oz
Construction:
Polymer/Steel
Frame:
Compact
Front Sight:
Heinie
Rear Sight:
Straight-8
Trigger Type:
Smooth
Length:
6.125″
Width:
1.25″
Height:
5.125″
Rate of Twist:
1:16″
Grooves:
6
Safety:
Firing Pin Block,Manual Safety,Manual Safety,Trigger Block
MSRP:
$453.00
MAIN SAFETY FEATURES:
Loaded Chamber Indicator
Taurus provides a loaded chamber indicator on all new compact, medium and large frame pistols. As with all Taurus safety and security innovations, the indicator in no way interferes with the operation of your pistol and is provided at no extra cost, but gives you an “at-a-glance” verification that there is a round in the chamber. When a round is in the chamber, the ejector pops out of the slide, exposing a red strip just behind the ejection port. While any loaded chamber indicator is no substitute for common sense and safe firearm handling, it is one more example of Taurus’ commitment to outstanding firearms.
Taurus Security System (TSS)s
Taurus family of semi-auto pistols now feature the Taurus Security System, which provides instant-ready defense with built-in ability to secure your pistol and make it inoperable at the turn of a key. When the Security System is engaged, the pistol cannot be fired or cocked and the gun’s manual safety cannot be disengaged. As with our revolver Security System, the device is part of the firearm and cannot be lost, and the same special Security Key works for both the revolver and pistol Systems (two keys come with each gun). To engage: simply insert the Key into the button on the rear or side of the pistol and rotate one-quarter turn clockwise. This engages the Security System. The manual safety cannot be moved and the trigger cannot be pulled. To disengage: simply rotate the key one-quarter turn back. This releases the Security System, yet leaves the pistol’s manual safety in the “safe” position until you are ready to release it yourself and fire the gun.
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Great overview of the Taurus PT-140. I looked at one over the weekend and your videos on features and field stripping have convinced me this weapon is a top contender for a subsequent purchase. You might have a gig doing this type of overview and field stripping for multiple weapons’ manufacturers. I know I would be interested in seeing videos on features, advantages and benefits, as well as field stripping for other firearms. Good job.
shit thats a nice pistol i,ll like to have of dem
the trigger pull is LOOOOOOONG, is there a cheap way around that?
Yes it is, I love it. In my opinion it is a great gun for personal protection
I’m considering purchasing one of these firearms. Itll be my first handgun. I’m not new to the world of firearms, but like you I was very intrigued by the safety features. Although everyone I spoken with has completely dismissed the Taurus brand as being a good gun. I take these opinions with a grain of salt as no one could really give me a solid reason why they thought that. Having owned the gun for the past several months can you still say that it’s a good fire arm? Any issues with rounds feeding or ejecting, or other malfunctions? Any feedback from an owner would much be appreciated
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