Taurus G2C and G2S

[bootman]

I ground down the pinky extension on one of the mags today. IMO it is too big for pocket carry, it is a tight fit for a pocket, doesn't come out of the pocket quickly or easily, and it prints pretty obviously, but with the flush mag plate, it is doable for a quick run to the store or something, if no other smaller pistol is available.

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[bootman]

I don't carry in my pocket but I ground down the mag pad too. Makes a better looking gun . Also smoothed up the texturing a bit with an emery. This is a great short trip gun with the 12+ rnds.

 

[giggitygiggity]

I finally got around to shooting my G2C for the first time and WOW! I am impressed... price aside, it’s impressive as a gun. As a $200 gun, it’s incredible. The trigger is different. It’s not necessarily good or bad, just different, especially compared to Glock. It feels like a dead trigger because of all the slack, but the wall is very apparent and it seems to be consistent. I shot 24 shot fist-sizes groups with ease at 15 yards. There were zero malfunctions. I am very happy with it.

 

[Tallball]

"The trigger is different. It’s not necessarily good or bad, just different, especially compared to Glock. It feels like a dead trigger because of all the slack, but the wall is very apparent and it seems to be consistent."

That was my impression as well. It's not a bad/stiff trigger, it's just a bit unusual. It didn't seem to affect my accuracy.

 

[Mike J]

The PT111 G2 lifetime warranty -- G2s are 1yr and been changed to 1st owner other wise the same pistol

Appox 2yr ago I bought a PT111 G2 just for kicks , at my 1st clean up I had to change that awful glock trigger , that's when I saw that the PT111 could be changed from a S/A to a DAO by using it's double strike capability . The only thing it cost me was for a 6lb Glock striker spring and to use Federal primers in my reloading for this pistol . After polishing up everything inside I come up with a 4lb trigger pull and well over 2000rd with no flaws
I could not be happier to carry a most simple and safest DAO pistol

I hadn't been back to this thread in a while. As I posted before my biggest dislike about my PT 111G2 was the trigger. Namely it seemed like you had to pull way, waaaay back before it broke. I honestly thought about converting it to double action only as the double action trigger seemed a little better.. Changing a spring really didn't occur to me.