Taurus Curve: My Worst Backup Gun Match Yet!

Published on September 26, 2020
Duration: 8:24

The Taurus Curve is critically reviewed as a backup gun, failing miserably in a competitive match due to its integrated laser being ineffective in bright light, significant reliability issues, and a difficult trigger. The gun's unique curved design, intended for concealed carry, did not translate to practical performance. In contrast, a Hi-Point 'Yeet Cannon' significantly outperformed the Curve, highlighting the Taurus's shortcomings.

Quick Summary

The Taurus Curve failed significantly in a Backup Gun match due to its integrated laser being useless in bright sun, frequent jams, and a poor trigger. Its unique curved design did not offer practical advantages, and it was outperformed by a budget Hi-Point 'Yeet Cannon' G1.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Taurus Curve & BUG Match
  2. 01:41Stage 1: Laser Failure & Jams
  3. 03:22Stage 2: Zeroed Laser & Trigger Issues
  4. 05:12Stage 3: Ergonomics & Performance Struggles
  5. 06:43Stage 4: Hi-Point Yeet Cannon Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the main problems with the Taurus Curve during the Backup Gun match?

The Taurus Curve's integrated laser was ineffective in bright sunlight, it suffered from frequent jams and malfunctions, and its long, heavy trigger pull hindered accuracy. The unique curved design didn't translate to practical performance under competitive stress.

How did the Taurus Curve perform compared to the Hi-Point Yeet Cannon?

The Taurus Curve performed very poorly, failing multiple stages and scoring negatively. In contrast, the Hi-Point 'Yeet Cannon' G1 successfully completed the same stage with a positive score, demonstrating superior practical performance despite being a budget firearm.

What are the technical specifications of the Taurus Curve mentioned?

The Taurus Curve is chambered in .380 ACP, has a 6+1 capacity, a 2.73-inch barrel, and weighs 10.2 oz. Its MSRP was approximately $392 at launch.

Why is the Taurus Curve considered an unusual firearm?

The Taurus Curve is unusual due to its distinct curved frame, designed for comfortable concealed carry against the body. It also lacks traditional sights, relying on a white cross marking and an integrated laser/light combo.

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