Videos tagged with Taurus Millennium G2

This review of the Kel-Tec P15 highlights its entry into the micro-compact market as a striker-fired pistol. The presenter details its features, including a 4-inch barrel, fiber optic front sight, and polymer grip texture. Initial range testing reveals a snappy recoil, a tendency for rounds to nose-dive in the magazine, and issues with aftermarket magazine compatibility. The P15 is compared to other popular concealed carry options like the S&W Shield Plus and Taurus Millennium G2, with the reviewer ultimately expressing reservations about its reliability for daily carry due to observed malfunctions.

This review examines the Stoeger STR-9C, a budget-friendly compact pistol, comparing it to the Taurus Millennium G2. The STR-9C is praised for its value, especially when found used around $150, offering a decent trigger and accurate performance for its price point. While the grip texture and backstrap are noted as aggressive, they contribute to a secure hold. The review highlights key differences in features like front cocking serrations and manual safeties, ultimately favoring the STR-9C for its perceived higher quality feel and performance relative to its cost.

This video review focuses on the Taurus Millennium G2 (PT111) pistol, highlighting it as a budget-friendly and reliable compact carry option. The reviewer compares it favorably to newer G2C and G3C models, praising its finish and reliability, while also noting its potential for upgrades and the fun of working on it. The video encourages viewers to explore the Taurus G series and mentions its use in an Arizona desert environment, with Olight and Demolition Ranch tagged as relevant entities.

This video reviews the Raw Dog Tactical Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) holster, highlighting its hybrid construction of Kydex and leather. Key features discussed include adjustable retention screws for firearm security and an adjustable clip for cant. The presenter, Kevin Michalowski of Concealed Carry Magazine, notes the comfortable leather backing and the aesthetic appeal of the carbon fiber-like Kydex exterior, though he acknowledges its visibility is limited when worn. The holster is available for various firearm models, including the Taurus Millennium G2.

This review of the Taurus Millennium G2 PT111 G2 highlights its suitability as a utilitarian concealed carry handgun. The expert assessment from American Rifleman's Managing Editor details its sub-compact design, 9mm Luger chambering, 12-round capacity, and multiple safety features including a manual thumb safety and the Taurus Security System. The review emphasizes its reliable performance and value for concealed carry applications.

This video from Hegshot87 reviews the top 5 concealed carry firearms under $400, offering practical insights for budget-conscious buyers. The expert instructor highlights the Glock 42 for deep concealment, the M&P 9 Compact for firepower, the Ruger LC9s Pro for its trigger, the M&P Shield for versatility, and the Walther PPS M2 as the top pick for its ergonomics and shootability. Honorable mentions include the Springfield XDS and Taurus Millennium G2.

This expert review by Kevin Melowski, editor of Concealed Carry Magazine, details the Taurus Millennium G2 9mm. Melowski, who carries a similar firearm for his Sheriff's Department duty, highlights its suitability for concealed carry due to its size and reliability. He praises its features like the frame-mounted safety, three-dot sights, and loaded chamber indicator, comparing it favorably to other budget-friendly polymer pistols.

This video demonstrates critical one-handed firearm operation and shooting techniques for self-defense scenarios. It covers how to rack a slide and chamber a round using environmental aids when a support hand is unavailable, and provides instruction on one-handed shooting mechanics, emphasizing a 'punching' motion for recoil control and accuracy. The content is presented by Lyle, a new concealed carrier, and the instructors of First Person Defender, highlighting practical applications for unexpected situations.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Taurus Millennium G2 pistol, as demonstrated by Joseph Kurtenbach from American Rifleman. It covers the essential steps for basic maintenance, emphasizing safety throughout. The process is presented as a Glock-style disassembly, suitable for intermediate users seeking to understand their firearm's internal components.

This guide details the tactical application of weapon-mounted lights and lasers for home defense, drawing from expert instruction by Chris Cerino. It emphasizes using these tools for navigation, threat identification, and deterrence, highlighting how they can de-escalate situations without resorting to deadly force. The importance of rapid, accurate engagement under stress is also covered, using the Taurus Millennium G2 with a Crimson Trace Railmaster Pro as an example.

Kevin Mikolowski, editor of Concealed Carry Magazine, argues for gun owners to reclaim the language used to describe firearms, specifically challenging the term 'high-capacity magazine.' He asserts that magazines designed to hold a standard number of rounds for a particular firearm model should be called 'standard capacity magazines,' not 'high-capacity.' This distinction is crucial for accurate representation and to counter anti-gun narratives.

This video features Robert Crescenzi from Taurus introducing the new Taurus Millennium G2 9mm Pistol at the 2013 SHOT Show. The introduction highlights a specific firearm model and its manufacturer, presented at a major industry event.