Taurus G2C Review

[@Sarge_71]

Taurus hit a home run with this pistol. I carry it as my EDC. Have almost a thousand rounds through it and I had one FTE on the first mag and that’s it. The trigger travel is probably a good thing for a self defense situation. Plus Taurus brought back the Lifetime Warranty. And at that price point it’s well worth it

[@navcop33]

I loved my PT 111 and made the mistake of selling it. I will get the G2C next month. Looks just as solid.

[@riderforchrist2755]

When did they bring the lifetime warranty? I just bought one from buds and it's a 1 year warranty.

[@Sarge_71]

Rider For Christ they brought it back like a couple of months ago. Mine came with a one year warranty too but they are covered under the lifetime now

[@lazvt8469]

@@riderforchrist2755 I have 3 bought a few months ago....must have registered one because I received an email about the new lifetime warranty.

[@ptrax1970]

Agreed. Dream to carry. The trigger pull/travel is designed for conceal carry self defense and necessary for the re-strike capability. At $200 price point you're getting twice the volume.

[@MichaelLesesne]

I took my G2c to the range for the first time yesterday. This is my first firearm. I'm super stoked.😔

[@rahzoriel2103]

This will be my new, first time, first gun ever. Hope it does not disappoint, it was the best bang for buck here in Brazil.

[@osmingerardogomez4568]

@@rahzoriel2103 How are you doing with the taurus g2c? I already paid for it $600 r but will have it until next week. Yours is realiable?

[@rahzoriel2103]

@@osmingerardogomez4568 Paid R$ 1.8k, factory-new. Shot 200+ reloaded range ammo, did not jam once. The trigger is not very comfortable for large hands, definately. Not a gun i'll leave to my grandsons, because for the looks of it, it won't last long with the poly frame, but a great bang for buck, most definately, especially for those looking for a first gun.

[@bobbytarte2299]

I must admit that I am a gun snob picked up a used used g2c for 150 because it was so cheap lol. Took it too the range, then it hit me all of a sudden I realized this gun is way under rated. 2k rounds later and I still believe it's a hit. It's in my rotation and I'm quite proud of it.

[@Me2Lancer]

Well said. The G2c has to be one of the best values in the firearms industry.

[@13BravoBiggunsM110SP]

Have both in the 40 and 9 mm G2c and the 740 and 709 slim , excellent pistols last two for back up and pocket carry Have other Taurus pistols and two revolvers in 357 and 327 magnum that have performed excellent also 💯

[@marklavigne3115]

I have watched several reviews on this gun and yet to hear anyone point the short reset on the trigger. That is one of the best things about this gun.

[@jimmellenberger8505]

It was one of the deciding factors in the last round of decision-making before I purchased the pistol.

[@patrickmatheson6537]

Yep, he missed a few things about. Super short reset, second strike capability, small accesory rail, and it can use mags from the sig p226 so you can easily turn a 12+1 into a 15/18/20+1. went to the range recently with my father and we shot my g2c (both 12 round mags and a dumbass 32 round promag for range fun), his glock 43 and his m&p 40. He said if he could go back and buy all over again, he'd choose this because of price and features!

[@deebo865]

patrick matheson did the 18 and 32 round mags work well?

[@minuteman5369]

I agree the following shots are smooth, and easily made. Once you learn the trigger accuracy isnt a problem.

[@ghilliemanreviews]

At first mine was having a few slip ups but since then it’s like butter smooth. I love it. First ever pistol I’ve bought.

[@siahtheone3609]

Very good first pistol for concealed carry

[@edwindavis1304]

Best video on the Taurus yet. Not too long, not too short. Liked and subscribed.

[@garageguy879]

You can't go wrong with the G2C.Got over 1,000 rounds through mine.No problems.I would dare say this is the best semi-auto pistol Taurus makes.And for conceal carry,it has the best size to capacity ratio on the market.

[@crazykoolrn]

You were activating the trigger repeatedly but forgot to mention the second strike capability. Excellent for dry fire practicing. Also, if you rack the slide, the single stage feel of the trigger is improved.

[@ChucktownSoufcackalack]

I got the G2C about 8 mos ago when I went into palmetto State armory and they had em for $175. Couldnt pass up. Then they had the Shield 2.0 for $275. I got both within a week of each other. They're not my normal daily carry but they're definitely in my rotation and do get carried. G2C is a solid, reliable carry piece.

[@sawyerramos3113]

I got the G3C. I have shot plenty thru it. No issues. I completely trust it, thus far. Cleaning it is a joy, and like you said, the price was the best part. I just started my collection and dont really wanna break the bank.

[@redriver6541]

Yep. Good guns. They are the South American Caniks now....never had one problem with mine. Eats steel, brass, and aluminum....all day long and all different types of FMJ and HP's.

[@bry4christ2nda25]

Just bought my wife one. It’s her first gun. I’m soooo proud of her.

[@gordol66]

I bought one a few month ago as my first gun. Training and practicing, about a thousand rounds through it now and only issues I've had are I believe due to budget ammo.

[@renelopez2244]

90% of the reviews I've seen are favorable. The 10% are critical of The Taurus manufacturing problems in the past. So, they carry that bias to the table when handling this gun. Its understand as this piece can and will be used in self defense. However, this gun has pushed thru the past and looks to be on my list if guns to purchase. Great review my friend and even better gun!

[@patrickellis1151]

I had a gift card from bass pro from Christmas and with the 30$ rebate I only paid 15$ outta pocket to walk out with it :)

[@rhdtv2002]

Dang

[@rogermaddox6134]

I got one myself a couple months ago. I’ve only got to go out and shoot it once, but I really like. Not too expensive and fits well in my hands.

[@JohnnyBGoode-xb6cs]

I have several Taurus pistols. The 740 slim I have has worked flawlessly. I have a 38 special snubbie ultralite that I carry in tje summer months. I also have a 44 special with a 3 inch barrel as a truck gun. I' m looking at a G2c. Thanks for the vid!

[@denniswilson9317]

He said several times "it's a great little gun for $219" so I couldn't resist Rural King's price of at $165 after rebate. I picked it up yesterday and although I haven't fired it yet I like what I see so far. Trigger pull IS long (my wife thought it was broken) but can easily get used to it.

[@joshuasanders6375]

Thanks for giving a great review on the G2C. I just bought mine and I absolutely love this gun. There's nothing about that gives it a "budget gun" feel. The part you forgot to mention was its restrike capability. Once you break the trigger back, you can restrike with almost no resistance or play room.

[@salty_terminal_civilian5374]

I love this. After I added talon grips, stainless steel striker guide and guide rod, and a keep tinkering trigger with upgraded spring, fiber optic sights, flashlight, and keeping it well cleaned and lubed it is an absolute badass gun. I also have a G26, G19, Sig P365, etc. But I prefer to carry the Taurus. Something about it feels perfect in my hands. And I trust it, especially after adding the upgraded parts.

[@sterlingmack5394]

👏 👏👏👏 Taurus G series is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ramsinc5521]

I have one. It has 2,100 rounds through it.. it has run completely Flawless not a single malfunction.. my wife has one and she has 500 rounds through hers with zero malfunctions.. this gun cannot be beat especially at that price range it has more features than just about any $500 gun I absolutely love it it's replaced my glock 26 is my EDC

[@jackacosta1313]

i got a used one last week for 100.00, ran 200 rounds thru it already and not one hickup..

[@bilbobaggins4710]

Lucky bastard

[@mrfixall]

I didn't know if it was mentioned here, but the mag release on all millennium, g2, g2c, g2s, g3 is designed to be reversible. The mags also are notched on both sides for this. I am a lefty and have no problem with the external safety and slide release wirhmy left hand. Very nice job on this review! You gave a clean, honest unbiased review.

[@DarkGable360]

Great Video, I purchased the Taurus G2C about 3 months ago and love it.

[@rogermaddox6134]

Michael Smith me too!

[@YawYan_fighterAlex]

Taurus G2C is probably the best budget gun for concealed carry. Taurus G2C has a decent trigger. The grips are very comfortable & feels good to handle. Its very fun to shoot. Actually i have 2 of these. I was aiming to buy a glock 26 but when i saw the price difference, it changed my mind. Instead of buying a glock26, i bought 2 Taurus G2C (Black & Flat Dark Earth). I got 2 taurus guns with a total price thats close to the price of a brand new glock26. Price Check: Taurus G2C = $220 Glock 26 Gen5 = $500++

[@sterlingmack5394]

Smart man!

[@BMac999]

This was my first handgun purchase I love this gun it is my CCW have fired at least 100+ rounds with having no issue really reliable gun

[@andremartin8917]

Billy MacDonald it’s all great until you gotta return it to tarus for repairs 🤦‍♂️ that 12 week timeframe and 1 hour hold time to get someone with a bunch of promises

[@ANTHONY-xn9dv]

I LOVE MY G2C!! Very dependable!!

[@mml1224]

5TH REVIEW I SAW ON taurus today, this was a top 3 review, esp. when he went the extra mile, and opened and put back the guts!

[@wesleyburns4566]

Great gun for price just bought one few days ago took it to the range a few hundred rounds later shots flawlessly I'm going to buy my wife one. Great demonstration on your video. Thanks

[@chrisharmon8858]

I bought the PT 111 G2 right before the G2C came out and have put close to 6500 rounds through it (don't judge me I go out back and fire off 50 rounds 2/3 time a week) and have been nothing but happy with it. I hear the new G2C is even better built, going to pick one up before I wear this one out.

[@natashachandler5458]

I have the same one p111

[@flsandmastr64]

I love the pistol as well! I used to carry a Glock 43 and it was great but capacity and features were lacking. Big selling point for me not mentioned in the video is the second strike capability other striker fire pistols don't have. This pistol acts like a double action in that it will strike the primer over and over with every press of the trigger. Very important in a self defense situation if a round fails to go off!! Also nice when dry fire training with a laser bullet as you don't have to rack the slide each trigger pull allowing for more realistic draw and shoot practice. Just my observations! Nice gun for the money! Good look all and be safe!

[@markfcoble]

Mine is fine. Clinger IWB at four o'clock. Stainless rod, polished feed ramp, very reliable. Great value...got the stainless, flash.

[@tomcur33]

Thank you for this review. I have been thinking about buying one of these for a while. I trust your opinion on it and i think ill stop in soon and pick one up.

[@ANTHONY-xn9dv]

VERY VERY worth it!

[@Ninvus2]

I keep seeing reviewers say this has two 12 round mags, but the one I just bought had one 12 and one 17 round mag. It's also tan and black instead of all black, but otherwise identical to this one. I guess it's a newer edition? I got it at Academy for $250.

[@AaaaaaFuck]

You’re lucky for that 17 round mag

[@kenmartinez8247]

I bought the G2C never had a problem with it over 1500 rounds through it. Good Video

[@doobiegaming4869]

Just got a G2c and I love it

[@kenpierson3548]

i have two girls bought them each a taurus g2c for there birthdays they love them

[@MichaelLesesne]

Ken Pierson great. Now I feel like I own a "girl" gun.😂

[@JohnSmith-od9mr]

@@MichaelLesesne I reither have a girl's gun then no gun my guy bullets are bullets and a life is a life

[@kennethbryant5765]

I just bought one to replace my 1903 Colt .32 Pocket Hammerless that I was carrying for several reasons. My Colt .32 has been in my family for four generations (it was manufactured in 1911) and has Tremendous sentimental value so I want to keep it at home. I don't like the European style clip magazine holder for my primary carry pistol either. I wanted to upsize the caliber on my primary carry also and 9mm fit the bill. So, I researched several smaller size 9mm pistols - Glock 48, Sig Sauer P365 XL, Ruger LC9S, Kel-Tec PF9, along with Taurus' various smaller pistols (I have a Taurus .38 Special Revolver as well so I'm definitely a Taurus fan.). Glock and Sig Sauer are great but were too expensive, even used (even though I can afford one or even up to an STI Staccato I just can't see paying that much, you know?). The Ruger and Kel-Tec are great also but are too limited in their mag capacities. I just kept coming back to Taurus and the G2C pistol over and over. It seems to combine the best of compact size, mag capacity (got a 17 round G2C mag for it), affordability, and accuracy dependability. The Taurus G2C 9mm is a fantastic pistol for personal defense (open or concealed carry), home defense, and range shooting. Great video!

[@timothykarnes7945]

Few years later this pistol is good at buyer friendly price its fantastic... holding up just fine...

[@navcop33]

Great straight forward, to the point review! Good job!

[@OldeEnglishOutfitters]

+Bruce Kuhn Thanks, Bruce!

[@rickeybullington68]

@@OldeEnglishOutfitters you can not buy one today were I live at in ga. For 219.00 they are 279.00 .

[@joerico9461]

A good and Fair review that's all you can ask for Rock on Taurus Semper Fi carry on

[@johnroos5807]

I have a Taurus PT-145, that I bought in 2006. I would never sell it back to Taurus, I also have the Taurus 9 .22 cal revolver, bought at the same time. I have no problem with the Taurus company! I think that the G2C will be a good one to get, too. I'm sure that any firearm could cause problems, I think I can trust Taurus. Semper Fidelis

[@mrmann44]

Had the 40 version for a few years now. Ran flawlessly

[@StratBurst92]

Picking up my new G2C from my FFL today. I chose the stainless/black 9mm version and after the rebate thats going on my final cost will be just under $200.00. Taurus is under new management so I see good things coming from them.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Great review, one of the best, and I've watched them all. Bought one last month. 🇺🇸

[@Clansman22]

picking 1 up in a few days!! im a newbie and Taurus treated me well after i filed many complaints on my first recent purchase a PT92 beretta clone with grip issues. they ultimately replaced my grips and i told self i would purch the G2C if they did that!!

[@josephpacchetti5997]

@@Clansman22 You won't regret it, these are great little pistols. 🇺🇸

[@Rev3_11]

Great video, but your intro had me frustrated. Call a spade a spade. Taurus has put out some poop nuggets but this one is gold. Anyone who won’t comment on Taurus’ history of reliability issues makes me nervous but this video was spot on.

[@thesaintforever257]

Just recently had a kid, and heard of a break-in near by the house and even though I have security cameras, I thought, cameras don't do anything but record. So, I bought my first gun ever, the Taurus G2C. Feels good in my hands. Especially with the craziest running around with this Coronavirus crap, want to make sure I'm protecting the family

[@sterlingmack5394]

Very proud of u!!!!

[@thetruthhurts7329]

I have two Taurus G2s . Stainless and black, and stainless and tan. My next one is going to be the black and tan. Wanting to collect all colors.

[@hulado]

your demo is fair and almost accurate. toward the end when you describe the trigger pull you show the trigger pull as if a round didnt go off in the chamber. that would be the only circumstance where the shooter would experience a "double action" pull. all normal trigger pulls are from a nice short trigger reset. which is accomplished initially by chambering a round or fireing a hot round. you demonstrated the "second strike feature". most rounds fire on a second strike. in a gun battle i doubt if you will be counting.

[@sockmonkey3393]

Going to pick one up tomorrow. First gun.

[@mierpaul]

I'm a newbie handgun owner. I love my G2C.

[@Celestes_Nest]

This is my first pistol, so I wouldn't know how to compare it with the Glock or others. I appreciate the introduction to this firearm. Thanks.

[@AB-qs7vw]

You can also use Sig P226 15/18 round magazines. 3D printed sleeves online. Haven’t tried it but have seen YT videos.

[@keithstaudtsr.9217]

Bought his last year. Perfect CCW on a budget. Have not experienced any issues. Own a HK USP, but too bulky for the summer.

[@schuncke]

Sig Sauer P365 is fantastic for summer CC.

[@chakkachewy8905]

Bought mine yesterday. Thursday is ladies day at the range when I pick it up.

[@Doze320]

Mag release can be easily switched to the other side. I like the 12 + 1 rounds in a small pistol.

[@speciallyclean9625]

Possibly the highest capacity factory std gun in relation to its size..

[@Me2Lancer]

Thanks for your straight forward, open minded review. It's hard to beat the value in this pistol.

[@Macedonia-is-Greek]

Really appreciate your reviews

[@rugershooter5268]

And Taurus is giving $25 rebate

[@isawit9722]

Yep...I'm hooked

[@iwazzabadboy1982]

Taurus G2C is the best bang for your $$$$ in 9mm...I put a custom trigger in from “keep tinkering” here on youtube...Sweeeeeet gun...

[@robl884]

I went with the Galloway trigger. Glad you're a fellow G2c owner!

[@SEAKPhotog]

I put a keep tinkering trigger in my pt111 millennium pro and love it. Just ordered a G2C to take advantage of the rebate. $175 delivered, all in. It was a no brainier. I already have a keep tinkering trigger waiting for it.

[@YouTalkinToMeBro]

@Andrew Smith There's a few aggravating parts of the reassembly, but if I can do it, anyone can do it. He has an awesome video of the entire process, and if you have a problem he said anyone could email him and he'll help...great guy.

[@erictrester2883]

The controls are right-hand only, but the gun is still useable to southpaws on a budget. Hit the mag release with your middle finger, slingshot the slide instead of fumbling for the release, and if you're gonna carry, use only the trigger safety in a good holster.

[@jimmyp9105]

If you have the patients, you can switch it.

[@erictrester2883]

I've heard that the mag release can be switched. However, I wanted my right-handed wife to also be able to easily use it if needed. So I trained her to use it normally while I improvised and trained myself to use my middle finger. When I get a second handgun, I'll set it up specifically for me, but for now this pistol will work great.

[@14GT5.0]

Like the PT111 the G2C is a keeper

[@tracygaines6448]

I just purchase a Taurus G2C

[@ANTHONY-xn9dv]

Its a great pistol! Be sure to clean n oil the pistol and the magazine's n it will treat u great!

[@Dogsled1000]

I've been shooting since the 60's. My 1911 is to heavy to cary anymore. I go to the range everyweek and shoot a a half a box of 9MM's . This is the first 9mm I every carried for CC (or owned)(or even shot). My range store sold me the best ammo they felt for the G2C for close range protection. I shot target ammo for 15 minutes. Then spend another part of my range time I have left handling my 22. Always the same pattern, 2 shots and stop. I have no intention of shooting a 1000 rounds out of this or any gun. The big money guns (Sig and others) use this as a comparison for a cheap gun and theirs. I am way happy with my G2's performance. I pull the trigger and it goes BOOM. Now, does SIG compare my Ford van that has been getting me to work every day for 15 years, with Mercedies...... All I know is my Ford goes BOOM every morning....

[@Hixlol]

Great video, very informative. Thinking about buying this as my 1st gun.

[@jeffreyphipps5099]

Along with the great price and superior capacity, any Sig Sauer P226 9mm mag will run in a G2C...

[@c.j.thadon8763]

Awesome vid just purchased one cant wait to buck it....

[@darientagray21]

I have the 40 Cal would like to see more reviews on it but it's a great gun.

[@heathv2093]

Love my PT111 G2...Flawless.

[@sterlingmack5394]

Love the G2C!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Cottonwood420]

Bought one at gun show in Feb. Everybody bitches about the trigger. Shoot it. It breaks in. Mine was gritty at first. But have put over 500 rounds through it. Has the long pull. But when you hit backend. It's ready. Short reset. And it has run anything put in it with no issues whatsoever. Awesome gun. Recently bought Smith and Wesson SD9. And now I'm getting used to that trigger everybody bitches about lol.

[@YaoZerZ]

Just picked one up, for cheaper target shooting. 4 mags, and a holster for $250

[@jamesbfaber7770]

You mentioned that it comes with two twelve round magazines...3 times...but never mentioned that fifteen and seventeen round mags are available. Kinda handy information to have.

[@denyshinrichsen9711]

Planning to get myself one Denys here from South Africa Cape town

[@WokeEarth]

Thank you Brazil 🇧🇷

[@treydaypnw]

The Magazine Release is Ambidextrous. It can be installed on either side.

[@LineupLegend]

Could be wrong but I'm pretty sure the magazine release can be switched to the opposite side.

[@marcusbreakfield1527]

Hi Allen, I want to buy one this Friday

[@The4GunGuy]

Nice video and review Allen...Thanks!

[@jamesfiliaggi6754]

Would this be good for a first gun purchase

[@davidhughes4728]

Love your video keep up the good work

[@jamesstalnaker8937]

Great presentation! Enjoyed it very much.

[@pilyomotoride7781]

Just shot 500 rounds on my new g2c and not a single problem. Small enough to put on my tank bag on a motorcycle.

[@Bkellyusa]

The trigger on these guns is wildly misunderstood. Unlike any other pistol I can think of it has restrike capability. Some claim it's an SA/DA trigger but it's not. It only re-cocks the striker in order to restrike a failed to fire round. With that it needs to have a long take-up distance. However the reset distance is very short. The restrike feature makes this one helluva useful pistol for barrel mounted laser site practice. What shook me up the first time I fooled with one was that this pistol is as good as anything out there under $400.00. It put my S&W Shield 9mm shame.

[@jonjames4281]

As you so wisely pointed out, the trigger makes for an excellent training aid. It's basically the reason I bought one of these. having to "re-strike" a round is almost never going to happen, but continued use in dry practice will build up the strength and control in your trigger finger every shooter can benefit from.

[@Bkellyusa]

@@jonjames4281 - The G2C is a very decent gun anyway you measure it but my interest was like yours and it was primarily due to that restrike feature. With you can dry fire practice all week long for free without ever racking the pistol as I understand it. I have another pistol I want to purchase before I buy the G2C. I don't even need another 9mm but I love everything about this pistol. The 12 rounds are another feature I like and I love the way it's laid out. Everything work easily to for me and despite the fact that it holds 12 rounds it feels pretty much like a single stack pistol. I owned a S&W Shield 9mm the first time I fooled with this pistol and and liked the G2C so much better that I sold it to buy the G2C but got distracted on the way and bought a Walther but I still want a G2C in the worst way.

[@jonjames4281]

@@Bkellyusa years ago I basically spent 8 years straight shooting pistols every day. I had shot in competitions, etc, and have hundreds of thousands of rounds down range. When people would ask how they could be as proficient i'd always reply, buy a 2" 38 revolver and shoot 5000 rounds through it as accurate as possible double action. this was before snap caps and you didn't want to dry fire a revolver back then. doing this would provide you the control and strength needed to be an excellent shot. The g2c can shorten the time/expense it takes because you can repeatedly pull the trigger not racking the slide or using ammo while aiming at targets, this along with range time actually shooting and you will become a better shot no doubt. It's a training tool that can double as a edc. I primarily use 1911s,(old school) my edc is a 45 lightweight commander. I have some high end 1911s and the g2c mimics these very well. controls being in the same place, overall ergonomics, recoil's comparable. even I have benefited from owning one, shooting is a perishable skill after all.

[@tangoindiamike9189]

$179 @ Rural King, and after the Taurus $25 rebate, It's $154. Accounting for the $11 in sales tax, my total cost was $165. This is like paying Hi Point prices for a very decent carry gun.

[@Mo-fc2vj]

Yep same here although my tax was 12.5 i was gonna get a hi point cuz Rural King was sold out the G2C and the hi points prices are similar glad i did some Google research and waited 2 days to get the G2C gonna be my first firearm

[@masonperham120]

You can actually swap the mag release to left side

[@ddm8438]

How could I get one of those sweaters?

[@cookingwithloveandmore]

Oh hell yeah g2s is the best gun is shoes every bullet is it take t t 11 32 to round clips and it works perfect I give you a A+ plus🔥💯💯👍👍👍

[@brianbuchert6382]

Michael Williams um what?

[@mrmajik03]

Professional video clear cut

[@Metallirocks]

Hi, thanks for the Vid. - Your hoodie - Do you sell that clothing apparel online?

[@gregtaskila7133]

Liked the video a lot,Thank You,I have been shooting Taurus hand gun for 35 or so years.I did get a G2C about 4 months ago, and had soft fire problems.So I called Taurus,The company with the horrible customer service reputation.They answered in seconds and said you have a firing pin problem,DO NOT FIRE IT AGAIN!!! We will replace it ASAP at no cost to you...Got new G2C, and 500 plus rounds later ???? PERFECT:) Go figure..Great Company,Great gun,Even better price. Thanks again for the vine.and your video.. Greg in Greeley Colorado Get 1:)

[@sycamorebacker1]

So it operates like a DA/SA, with a trigger similar to the P99, but without a decocker. Is the sriker fully cocked or partially cocked? I think the P99 striker is fully cocked, isn't it?

[@josearalat]

This is the only pistol I own that I shoot low and left with it. Must be the long trigger pull that I can't accustomed to. Any advise?

[@timsharkey1993]

If this is the only handgun that doesn’t shoot to point of aim for you, it may not be you. I’d say consider some sight adjustment. The rear sight on the G2C has windage and elevation screws, so I bet you could dial it right in.

[@hulado]

there is no long trigger pull under normal fireing conditions. read the instructions.

[@josearalat]

@@hulado Cool. I will. (sarcasm off)

[@ramsinc5521]

When you go to shoot it pull the trigger back to the wall then make sure you're sights aligned and then pull.. there's a wall it's a little further back than some guns but that's because of the double strike capabilities.. but then it's a clean break so when you go to shoot it just get used to pulling the trigger back to the wall and then making sure you're sights aligned for you actually fire.. and then it has a really short reset so don't let your finger all the way off for the follow-up shot and you'll see it super accurate... if that doesn't work you might have to adjust your sights but the good thing is that they're fully adjustable so you'll get it to go where it needs to go

[@jmsparger4339]

For those who have and love the PT111 G2 or G2C the Asmund Short Stroke trigger makes them a whole new animal that is a pleasure to shoot. It's thicker, wider, and takes up all that slack. $25 and the instructional video here on YT. You will not believe the difference it makes.

[@Junior-jw1bb]

I’m having an issue with a brand new G2C that hasn’t even been fired yet. When I try to chamber a round it doesn’t go in properly and it gets caught going into the chamber preventing the slide from going forward. Most times I have to empty the magazine down to only 2 rounds before it will chamber the round successfully. I have 4 magazines and it’s the same issue with all of them. Anyone have any idea what might be causing this to happen ? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

[@coachchito]

I got a defective one. Brand new not a single shot fired. From the dealer to my residence travel. Stripped the gun and the lower receiver slide rails was broken. It has been 13 weeks today since I returned it for repair and yet Taurus told me that the repair is not yet done.

[@prevost8686]

Taurus customer service has always sucked. That’s well documented and undeniable. I owned one Taurus and that was enough for me.

[@aipacsucks]

Recoil is subjective, but one reviewer mentioned it was a little "snappy". Thoughts? Thanks!

[@repetitivemotion]

It’s a double-action striker-fired handgun. Is there anything else like that on the market?

[@jimmellenberger8505]

Properly, it's called a Single Action/Double Action. The initial take-up and break is single action, if the trigger does not ignite the primer on the initial strike, the short reset is much like a double action pistol, since the striker resets. A true double action would cock the hammer with the complete squeeze of the trigger. Since the striker is set with the initial rack/release of the slide, the first shot is the same single action as a Glock or any other SAO pistol.

[@CCGR-2024]

Build quality? Or am I asking questions where I don’t need to? Pretty good review all in all, thanks.

[@robl884]

Build quality is on par with any of your standard polymer strikers currently on the market. Theres definitely no "cheapness" feeling to it, that's for sure! 1200+ rounds through mine, and not a single issue!

[@lazvt8469]

Build quality is decent...I own 3....about 3000 rounds between them. Compared to Glocks, MP, Sigs and CZ's...it's the same 'build quality' just not quite the same 'finish quality'...but good enough to depend your life on it. What sells this gun, besides price, is capacity, size, and ergonomics.

[@robl884]

@@lazvt8469 i couldn't agree more. I don't care for the fragile finish of the G2c so I had my slide refinished with cerakote to combat rust, as I live in the south and carry daily. But at a $240 price point, $65 for a cerakote job seems like a no brainer, seeing how I do that with all my pistols anyway. The G2c is something revolutionary, and it'll always be the red headed step-child of the pistol world....but that's okay. Because those of us who love & respect the g2c...its just our secret lol

[@lazvt8469]

@@robl884 Indeed. I got all mine for under $200 (Black, OD and Tan color)...and with some Mother's polish and some elbow grease, one can polish the entire barrel to within an inch of its life. And, holsters are easy to find for it too. Let them hate...we know better. ;-)

[@robl884]

@@lazvt8469 I only paid $240 because of transfer fee of ordering from buds plus insurance and an added lifetime warranty from buds. If I wouldn't have got all that and bought from a Store I probably could've got mine at or under 200. I didnt mind the extra $40 though. The pistol is worth every bit of it!