*NEW* Taurus G2S - 1st Hundred

Published on August 19, 2018
Duration: 17:57

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Taurus G2S pistol, as demonstrated by Justin Opinion. It covers the steps for disassembly and reassembly, emphasizing the importance of a thorough safety check. The video highlights the G2S's restrike capability and its performance with various ammunition types.

Quick Summary

The Taurus G2S is a single-stack 9mm pistol with a 3.25" barrel, 7+1 capacity, and a 5.5 lb trigger pull featuring restrike capability. It excels in accuracy at defensive distances due to its ergonomics and manageable trigger, making it a solid option for concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:20Intro: 1st Hundred Taurus G2S 9mm
  2. 01:21First Shots & Range Performance
  3. 03:37Trigger and Action Explained
  4. 04:36Accuracy and Ergonomics at Distance
  5. 08:30Defensive Ammo Testing
  6. 11:19Technical Specifications & Trigger Pull
  7. 13:59Takedown and Reassembly

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key technical specifications of the Taurus G2S?

The Taurus G2S features a 3.25" barrel, an overall length of 6.25", a height of 4.75", and a width of 1.130". It weighs 19.85 oz, has a 9mm caliber, and a capacity of 7+1 rounds. The trigger pull is measured at 5.5 lbs.

How does the Taurus G2S perform in terms of accuracy and ergonomics?

The reviewer found the Taurus G2S allows for very good accuracy at defensive distances, emphasizing that ergonomics and trigger control are key. Even at a faster pace, the pistol proved manageable and accurate for the shooter.

What is the trigger system like on the Taurus G2S?

The Taurus G2S is a striker-fired pistol with a single-action-only trigger that also features a double-action-style restrike capability. The trigger pull was consistently measured at 5.5 lbs.

What are the considerations for disassembling the Taurus G2S?

Field stripping the Taurus G2S involves a Glock-style takedown procedure. While functional, the reassembly can be slightly more challenging than on premium firearms due to slide tolerances.

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