[Buckeye!]

The G2C & G3C ( G3X) are just a great size .. I have carried my G2C all weekend…

 

[Mr. Zorg]

The G2C & G3C ( G3X) are just a great size .. I have carried my G2C all weekend…

But where are your photos for this stickied thread?

 

[Buckeye!]

But where are your photos for this stickied thread?

 

[flybox11]

My G3 and TX22
Just cleaned (shooterlube products) after a nice outing at the range.
TX22 has Lakeline Fiber optic front sight, threaded barrel, and Tandemcross Gamechanger Pro compensator. At 7yds I get nice groupings.
G3 has Truglo Tritiums front and rear.

 

[Cruizer]

G3C I picked up a few weeks ago. Gonna add a front sight and talon grips to start.

 

[Reese]

 

[Master Chief]

G3C I picked up a few weeks ago. Gonna add a front sight and talon grips to start.
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I wish my G3C TORO came in this color scheme.

 

[Rich250]

 

[j.brumlow1984]

G3c w/ Toro slide upgrade, Cyelee CALF X1 optic. Lakeline Ported Barrel, recoil spring, striker guide. and Olight Baldr S laser/light

 

[Warhammer]

 

[tonyboo109]

When I first got my G3C a few weeks ago and now I stippled the grip like my G2S

variety is the spice of life - William Cowper

 

[check_raiser]

Factory finish: SS slide and grey coated (presumably cerakote) frame with black splatter on top. Frame is black polymer underneath. As is from box, barrel was not serialized.

 

[walshy]

My G2 PT111 with lakeline front fiber optic sight and rear black sight. G3 with Taurus night sights. Both have lakeline's striker guides.

 

[chowser51]

Taurus must be cheaping out. lol
my daughter's G3C came in. With only two mags. The sticker on the side only indicates 2 mags. The slide also doesn't have a red dot for the safety.

Well it was $199. Can't complain too much. We're gonna run a few hundred rounds through it tonight.

 

[Lamer]

Picked this up recently with the extra clip and in the original hard case. Shortly after that I found out about the recall...

After a day out back...

And , of course.

 

[Warhammer]

Picked this up recently with the extra clip and in the original hard case. Shortly after that I found out about the recall...
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Congrats on a great find! Just ignore the recall, it's complete baloney. The only thing you have to do to avoid the issue is this:

1. DON'T partially pull the trigger and set the safety at the same time.
2. If you did the above, DON'T pull the trigger while the gun is not aimed in a safe direction.

If you can manage those two things, your MilPro is completely safe. If you can't manage those two things, YOU are unsafe.

Enjoy your new MilPro!!!

 

[Lamer]

Congrats on a great find! Just ignore the recall, it's complete baloney. The only thing you have to do to avoid the issue is this:

1. DON'T partially pull the trigger and set the safety at the same time.
2. If you did the above, DON'T pull the trigger while the gun is not aimed in a safe direction.

If you can manage those two things, your MilPro is completely safe. If you can't manage those two things, YOU are unsafe.

Enjoy your new MilPro!!!

Thanks. I do like the gun and the caliber. It had been sitting in a former smith's safe for years and just needed a good clean and lube. I've put a couple hundred rounds through it without a single failure and once I got used to the four foot long trigger pull I realized it has no business being as accurate as it is for the price. I think I'll only replace it with a 9mm for my wife's carry piece if I find another one.

 

[DeltaBravoKS]

Thanks. I do like the gun and the caliber. It had been sitting in a former smith's safe for years and just needed a good clean and lube. I've put a couple hundred rounds through it without a single failure and once I got used to the four foot long trigger pull I realized it has no business being as accurate as it is for the price. I think I'll only replace it with a 9mm for my wife's carry piece if I find another one.

Since it is covered under the settlement, Taurus should exchange it for a new gun, likely a PT111G2c (9mm). They should pay shipping and also pay for the transfer fee since they can only ship it to a federal licensee. There have been reports of a few guys who have had kind customer service reps actually send them a .40 in exchange but their standard is always the 9mm.

 

[Warhammer]

Pretty much anyone who still owns a MilPro wouldn't dream of giving it up. Especially those of us with a PT145. Taurus has never come out with anything that's truly a replacement for it.

 

[Lamer]

Pretty much anyone who still owns a MilPro wouldn't dream of giving it up. Especially those of us with a PT145. Taurus has never come out with anything that's truly a replacement for it.

I'd like to try the 45. I really like shooting the .40. I am definitely keeping my PT140 through, partly because of your info. Thanks again War.

Since it is covered under the settlement, Taurus should exchange it for a new gun, likely a PT111G2c (9mm). They should pay shipping and also pay for the transfer fee since they can only ship it to a federal licensee. There have been reports of a few guys who have had kind customer service reps actually send them a .40 in exchange but their standard is always the 9mm.

I'm definitely not trading my .40 for a 9mm. I really like the PT140 now that I have the trigger pull figured. The accuracy is surprisingly good and it's a comfortable EDC. Now to find the right 9mm for my wife's carry since she's eyeballing my .40. Thanks for the info DB.