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Taurus G3C
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I have a G2C and it is a great pistol. I have ran many boxes of ammo (over 500 rnds) through this pistol with out issue. I have fired every thing from Winchester White Box, Tula steel, 20+ year old ammo that was setting in my 9mm ammo can. The G2C is a budget pistol that performs. I am interested in upgrading to the G3C.
AngryRooster
Master
Probably going to snag a couple of these for truck guns and as potential loaners. Right now I've got my old Kahr P9 with 1 spare mag as a truck gun and my last Glock 19 out as a loaner to a friend. Assuming the G3c proves itself reliable and accurate they will replace those.
i was thinking the same, having one for the truck and kayak when out fishin. Funny that my sister messaged me after seeing this saying she needs a handgun and training...
yeah, I realize now this lines up more with the G26 than the 43X, but still a good value if reliable.
Are they out yet? Or just sold out right now?
My G2C is currently with a buddy that asked to borrow a gun when all this craziness started.
Jaybird1980
Grandmaster
My first carry pistol was a PT111, it was a great size, great capacity, but had a terrible trigger.
I imagine these newer guns have a decent trigger that would make it easier to use.
Taurus appears to be paying attention, and making improvements, only good things come from that.
I imagine these newer guns have a decent trigger that would make it easier to use.
Taurus appears to be paying attention, and making improvements, only good things come from that.
AngryRooster
Master
Was at VRA for some range time today. I asked about the G3C and they said they were out of stock. Checked again at the Rural King here in Greensburg, out of stock also. I did manage to pick up a Glock 48 there though.
I'll have a couple of these eventually, I think they will fill a few roles nicely.
I'll have a couple of these eventually, I think they will fill a few roles nicely.
Bought my G3C yesterday and took it out today after cleaning it that night Put 75ish rounds through it. 7 random HP's I had in my gun box, and the rest my 115gr reloads with 4 3gr titegroup at 1.15OAL. At 25yds all shots were on paper low right. Had no malfunctions and all 3 mags functioned. Ballstater can attest to my results.
It did make me aware that even though I'm right handed but left eye dominant I need to fully transition to now shooting everything left handed. The safety on the Taurus made me see my poor grip while holding right handed vs switching to left. I then tried both ways on my other pistols and even though my right hand grip was slightly improved I still had a proper grip when I moved to left handed.
It did make me aware that even though I'm right handed but left eye dominant I need to fully transition to now shooting everything left handed. The safety on the Taurus made me see my poor grip while holding right handed vs switching to left. I then tried both ways on my other pistols and even though my right hand grip was slightly improved I still had a proper grip when I moved to left handed.
NHT3
Grandmaster
If you don't mind sharing I'm curious about your thoughts on why you feel the need to shoot left handed? Is it because you are left eye dominant? Training strong and weak hand is always a good idea but I would be handicapping myself if I decided to relearn left handed.
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Im left eye dominant and have shot rifles that way since the military plus I realized I get a better grip left handed. Thumbs parallel to each when holding left vs crosaing each other while trying to hold right. I would say Im more proficient holding left, but have shot both rt and lt handed for years till I finally settled on yesterday sticking with left. Even while shooting rt I'd still move the handgun over to my left eye for sighting in.
I recently bought a G2C and took it to the range for the first time yesterday. It's going to need to go back to Taurus. It doesn't always fire when I would pull the trigger. Appears to be a known issue.
Robert Richardson
Master
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I now have 3 GC3s, never a problem. Great little guns that are easily stashed in different parts of the house, just in case something comes up.
I kind of wish I'd gotten the G3 instead of the G2. I think Taurus will take care of the trigger issue, but disappointed that they'll have to.
