They set low, snag-free and feature white, three-dot inserts. The sights of the Taurus G3 9mm are well-suited to fast combat shooting. While some like a second strike, others feel that the cartridge in the chamber should be cleared immediately after a misfire. If the first shot does not ignite the cartridge, the Taurus may be fired again with a long, heavy trigger press. The G3 pistol has a second-strike feature. The trigger isn’t difficult to manage, but like most, it must be learned for best results. When practicing with this trigger, I noted considerable take-up before I hit a ‘wall’ and then there was a solid break. Trigger compression is a manageable 5.7 pounds. The frame-mounted safety is positive in operation and falls under the thumb easily as the pistol comes to the ready on target. Since this is a single-action pistol, the G3 should always be carried with the safety on. Press the trigger and the sear trips the striker. Rack the slide and the action is cocked for single-action fire. Takedown is simple enough.Ī significant difference between the Taurus G3 and the GLOCK - and most every other striker-fired, polymer-frame handgun - is that the G3 is a single-action handgun. The pistol breaks down in the now-standard GLOCK-type, using spring-loaded levers on the frame to release the slide. When carrying the handgun, I noted that the base pad equipped magazine with two more cartridges adds only 1/10 inch to the pistol’s height. The TRUGLO Tru-Lite setup is a good one for combat shooting and is offered at a fair price. The light may be set for white light only, red laser only, or a combination of the pair. This light offers both illumination and an aiming index. The pistol features a modern light rail for mounting combat lights such as the TRUGLO combination light/laser. This isn’t a burden on the belt during a long day or when traveling, and it handles quickly. The pistol is an ideal size at 7.3” long. The pistol is supplied with a 15-round, flush-fit magazine and a 17-round magazine with an extended base pad. The pistol will be offered in versions with a stainless steel slide or black slide. This is a good spot to be, with a size that many of us find ideal for both concealed carry and home defense. The Taurus G3 is similar in size to the GLOCK 19 handgun. The 9mm is controllable and, with this type of capacity (ammunition reserve), a trained shooter is a formidable opponent against home invaders or a take-over gang. This makes for a good reserve of ammunition for home defense. The pistol is supplied with two steel magazines, a 15-round version and a 17-round magazine with an extended base pad. The G3 is a four-inch barrel handgun with a full-size, hand-filling frame. This is a good combination for home defense. The Taurus G3 9mm shown with a TRUGLO combat light. This makes for enjoyable practice sessions. Just the same, the 9mm is controllable and downright pleasant to fire in full-size handguns. The 9mm Luger is a powerful cartridge well-suited to defense use. The lockwork, takedown and operation are the same. This article first appeared in September 2021 and is being republished due to reader interest.The Taurus G3 operates in the same manner as the popular G2 series. He is the founder and editor of Scopes Field, and a columnist at t he National Interest, 1945, Daily Caller, and other publications. Richard Douglas writes on firearms, defense, and security issues.
They haven’t completely redeemed themselves yet, but the G3 has put Taurus well on its way to claiming a good name. Its value is excellent and makes a perfect companion to the G2C. I’m no stranger to really ripping into Taurus guns, but I honestly don’t have that many gripes with the G3. I have to say, that’s an excellent deal, especially considering that this might be Taurus’ best outing to date. I opted for 15 since that’s similar to what I usually carry.Įvery single G3 model they have comes in under $400. You can get it with 2x 10 rounds mags, 15 round mags, or 17 round mags. The magazine capacity depends on which model you purchase. The important part is that the G3 feels good to shoot. Overall, it’s about a 6lb pull which is perfectly fine, but I found myself missing the crisp pull of a Geissele drop-in trigger. You’ll find the trigger to be serviceable, if not a little squishy.
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