Quick Summary

The Taurus 809C is an affordable 9mm pistol, typically priced under $300, featuring a DA/SA trigger, loaded chamber indicator, decocker, and ambidextrous magazine release. It offers impressive internal machining for its price point and can be field stripped without pulling the trigger.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro and Case Overview
  2. 00:21Initial Impressions and Features
  3. 01:05Controls and Mechanics
  4. 01:37Disassembly and Internals
  5. 02:19Fit, Finish, and Ergonomics
  6. 03:04Comparison and Magazine Compatibility
  7. 04:05Box Contents and Marketing
  8. 05:05Manual and Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Taurus 809C pistol?

The Taurus 809C is a 9mm hammer-fired pistol featuring a DA/SA trigger, loaded chamber indicator, decocker, manual safety, and an ambidextrous magazine release. It comes in compact (13+1) and extended (17+1) magazine configurations.

How does the Taurus 809C compare to the Taurus Millennium G2?

While visually similar, the Taurus 809C and Millennium G2 have different magazine latch mechanisms, making their magazines incompatible. The 809C's internal machining is noted as impressive for its price point.

What is the typical price range for the Taurus 809C?

The Taurus 809C is generally available for under $300, positioning it as an affordable option in the compact 9mm pistol market, offering good value for its features and build quality.

Can the Taurus 809C be easily field stripped?

Yes, the Taurus 809C can be field stripped without requiring trigger pulls for disassembly. The process involves decocking the hammer (after engaging the decocker) and pulling down the slide lock levers.

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