We’ve designed our holsters to work with both so that won’t be an issue with our product.įor an extra $20-$30, you get a better set of sights and a better finish on the slide. The reverse is true as well mostly due to the frame differences. The G2c has a larger holster aftermarket and most Taurus G2c hoslters will not fit the Taurus G3c due to the slide and some frame differences. Neither of these guns has a huge aftermarket. These changes aren’t significant but there are no features on the G2c that make it feel more quality than the Taurus G3c. The frame material and finish on the G3c seem to be a little bit better than the Taurus G2c and the metal sights on the G3c are also a nice touch. Slide LockĪlso identical and they work well for right-handed shooters but a left-handed shooter won’t be able to access them. If you’re comparing them side by side in the gun store you’ll feel a difference between the Taurus G2c and G3c but that’s more a result of manufacturing inconsistencies than any difference between the two gun designs. The trigger is identical on these two guns. They ship the G3c TORO with multiple mounting plates and screws so you won’t have to order screws or plates separate.
This will allow you to mount a red dot optic to the pistol from the factory. Taurus Released the G3c TORO which stands for Taurus Optics Ready Option. It’s obvious that the G3c is the clear winner for aftermarket sights since the Glock cuts allow you to use the multitude of existing options on the market. I don’t think many will take advantage of this feature considering the stock sights are pretty good but it’s nice to have the option. This means that you can add probably 1 of the hundreds of different sights offered for the Glock sight pattern. Maybe the best feature of the Taurus G3c is the Glock sight cuts. They’re far superior to the plastic sights that come on a lot of Glocks and arguably better than the 3 dot metal sights on guns like the S&W M&P Sheild and CZ P10c.
Overall these sights are very good for a pistol at this price point. It has a standard metal front with a white painted dot. The G3c comes standard with metal sights and the rear is blacked out with horizontal serrations. Taurus offers the plastic sights and metal night sights from the factory although I’m not sure the night sights are common as I’ve never seen them in person. The sight cuts are proprietary to the Taurus G2c and given the lower price point of the gun, there aren’t a lot of aftermarket options for that cut. On the G2 you get plastic 3 dot sights that have a crude adjustable rear.
There are significant differences between the sights on the Taurus G3c vs G2c. These draft angles make it easy for more of your hand to get good contact with the rear serrations making it fairly easy to rack the slide. You’ll find the rear serrations to be identical and one thing that Taurus did really well was adding a draft angle to the front of the slide. It is easier to rack the Taurus G3c front the front of the slide mostly due to the lack of the troughs as opposed to the forward serrations being effective. Shop for the Best Prices on In Stock Taurus G3CsĮuro Optic | Grab A Gun | Primary Arms | PSA | Brownells | It holds a nice little niche in the market. The format of the gun originally developed in the Taurus PT111 is big enough to shoot well but small enough for most people to conceal. Height(top of Slide to bottom of Magazine Baseplate)(Inches)īooth of these guns is identical in size and weight so there is no advantage to the Taurus G3c vs G2c or vice verses.
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