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New Taurus G3 (Taurus USA) Taurus USA have announced the introduction of a new full-size pistol, t

It was the SP1. Yup the trigger was a bit different. Longer and stiffer pull.
Yes, it is deliberate. You can mod it to make it easy - we do that on the shooting ranges on the base. But not for service sidearms; older beretta was prone to discharges which is why many changes were made for Vector.
 
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Yes, it is deliberate. You can mod it to make it easy - we do that on the shooting ranges on the base. But not for service sidearms; older beretta was prone to discharges which is why many changes were made for Vector.
I see. Otherwise it was fantastic. Not a single malfunction that day. And that pistol must have fired more than 600 rounds that day.
 
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I see. Otherwise it was fantastic. Not a single malfunction that day. And that pistol must have fired more than 600 rounds that day.
it is a superb side arm; in the field i have never seen it jam. those berettas was bad; a good friend had his discharge and the flipping bullet rickocheted and hit him in the chest; fortunately he had a vest on him.
 
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CZ100 and CZ110 the only two CZ failures

Very good; reminds me of CZ100 - but i still am old school polymers are not my thing.

Taurus does a superb job always; i have 35yr old 38 spec. going strong still.
 
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I am a great fan of CZ75
CZ75 has been the king for decades here; mine is close to 30 yrs now. I dont know how many it has gone through; continues to perform flawlessly. I wish i could get CZ82 but licences are very tight; only 1 sidearm is allowed per person here now;
 
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I am planning to get CZP09 or CZP10F I would have loved to get both if the mags were common

CZ75 has been the king for decades here; mine is close to 30 yrs now. I dont know how many it has gone through; continues to perform flawlessly. I wish i could get CZ82 but licences are very tight; only 1 sidearm is allowed per person here now;
 
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I am planning to get CZP09 or CZP10F I would have loved to get both if the mags were common
You looking to buy these here in Pakistan? I checked a few weeks ago and there was nothing imported in the market and if you find something it was selling at almost double the original price or even more.

What are you planning to do about it? Also price idea for the options you mentioned?
 
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About two or maybe years ago, I bought a CZ75 and wanted to buy the P09 (it was 102k at that time) but had some issue with my license (because of the re-issue thing going on at that time, that never happened and sind government just collected 1000 Rs for every license).

I am not sure what the prices are now and I never think about prices when buying guns.
 
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CZ75 has been the king for decades here; mine is close to 30 yrs now. I dont know how many it has gone through; continues to perform flawlessly. I wish i could get CZ82 but licences are very tight; only 1 sidearm is allowed per person here now;
If you like cz75 you should try cz shadow (possibly shadow 2). That would definitely dethrone your cz75B.

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New Taurus G3 (Taurus USA)

Taurus USA have announced the introduction of a new full-size pistol, the latest entry into their G-series of pistols, the G3. Chambered in 9x19mm it feeds from 10, 15 or 17 round magazines, has a frame-mounted manual safety, weighs in at 25 oz. and has an MSRPs of $345.23.




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New Taurus G3 (Taurus USA)

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New Taurus G3 (Taurus USA)

HERE’S TAURUS’ PRESS RELEASE ABOUT THE G3 IN FULL:
Taurus®, a leading innovator in handgun technology for personal defense, hunting, and competition, is excited to announce the release of their first full-size G-series pistol. The new G3 9mm semi-auto represents the next generation in the Taurus G-series polymer-frame handguns.

For the last several years, the Taurus G2c pistols have been among the most popular everyday carry 9mm handguns due to their ergonomic design, reliable performance, ease-of-operation, and class-leading cost-to-performance ratio. Since the G2c series debut, consumers and dealers have been asking for a 4-inch barrel version of this innovative pistol. Those calls have now been answered with the release of the new Taurus G3.

The G3 continues the proven polymer-frame profile of the G2c but in a full-frame configuration. Highlights include generous stippling patches across the grip for maximum control and retention in any shooting condition, an ergonomic palm swell and side-frame Memory Pads that provide quick, positive, and repeatable hand positioning. The frame also incorporates an integrated Picatinny rail. A manual safetyand slide release lever are optimally positioned above the thumb for easy manipulation.

Another refined element of the G3 is the 6-lb. trigger. It is designed with a smooth take-up and a surprisingly crisp, clean break exceeding that of typical striker-fired pistoltrigger performance. A short reset promotes quick, controlled follow-up shots. Unlike most single-action firing systems, the G3 offers second-strike capability.

Although full-frame in size, the G3’s profile makes it well-suited for concealed carry. Uniform beveling along the front of the slide and frame combined with a steep contoured bevel along the back of the slide minimize clothing snags. Generous front and rear machined serrations along the slide ensure a no-slip grip for cartridge chambering and slide manipulation. Additional slide features include a drift-adjustable rear sight, steel guide rod and spring assembly, and the choice of carbon steel or stainless-steel finish.

The Taurus G3 comes in six different models, offering consumer options in slide finish and magazine capacities (two 10-round mags, two 15-round mans, or one 15- and one 17-round mag), with MSRPs of $345.23 or $360.70, depending on the model configuration.

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(Taurus USA)

TAURUS G3 SPECIFICATIONS
  • Caliber: 9mm Luger
  • Capacity: 10, 15, or 17 (with extended magazine)
  • Finish: Matte Black / Matte Stainless
  • Grip/Frame: Polymer
  • Firing System: Single Action with Restrike Capability
  • Action Type: Striker
  • Safety: Manual and Trigger Safety, Striker Block
  • Sights Front: Fixed (White Dot)
  • Sights Rear: Drift Adjustable (White Dots)
  • Slide Material: Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel
  • Slide Finish: Matte Black / Matte Stainless
  • Overall Length: 7.30″
  • Overall Width: 1.25″
  • Overall Height: 5.20″
  • Barrel Length: 4.00″
  • Weight: 25 oz. (unloaded)
  • Magazines Included: 2×10, 2×15, or 1×15 and 1×17
  • Packaging Size: 12.5″ x 6″ x 1.75″
  • Packaging Weight: 2.75 lbs.
  • Additional Feature: Picatinny Rail (Mil-STD 1913)
For more information on the new Taurus G3 at TaurusUSA.com.

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Matthew Moss
Matthew Moss – Assistant Editor.

Matt is a British historian specialising in small arms development and military history. He has written for a variety of publications in both the US and UK he also runs www.historicalfirearms.info, a blog that explores the history, development and use of firearms. Matt is also co-founder of www.armourersbench.com, a new video series on historically significant small arms.

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emm nothing stand out about this.

C75 is the best and one of the most accurate and reliable designs in the world
of 9mms but I personally like sig sauer p226 x5 it's just a subjective choice.
They are nice specially the legions(p229s), but the bore access is too high as compare to czs hence recoil management is not as good as czs(especially p01).

Whats the little thing sticking out of the trigger?
If you like cz75 you should try cz shadow (possibly shadow 2). That would definitely dethrone your cz75B.


emm nothing stand out about this.


They are nice specially the legions(p229s), but the bore access is too high as compare to czs hence recoil management is not as good as czs(especially p01).
People when comparing taurus with cz specially cz75 are forgetting that one is striker fired other is single action/double action
 
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If you like cz75 you should try cz shadow (possibly shadow 2). That would definitely dethrone your cz75B.


emm nothing stand out about this.


They are nice specially the legions(p229s), but the bore access is too high as compare to czs hence recoil management is not as good as czs(especially p01).



People when comparing taurus with cz specially cz75 are forgetting that one is striker fired other is single action/double action
True but Iuse CZ on practical basis; CZ Shadow is more for competition and therefore not a correct compare.
 
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True but Iuse CZ on practical basis; CZ Shadow is more for competition and therefore not a correct compare.
actually cz shadow 2 with aqua trigger is competition. Both are full size guns and in the comparable category. It has the dna of cz75 tbh. Both are single/double action too. Ofcourse shadow is more expensive.
 
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