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Taurus PT111 G2 black

Taurus PT111 Millennium G2

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$200.99
  • Affordable
  • Good features at the price point
  • Double-strike capability
  • Discontinued
  • Mediocre trigger

Editor’s Note: After some quality control and safety issues with the original PT111 line, Taurus unveiled the PT111 Millennium G2 in a bid to rectify those issues while simultaneously lowering the price. With a 3.2-inch barrel, 12-round capacity, manual safety, and fully adjustable rear sight, the G2 is appealing at its price range of $200-300. The capacity is excellent for a gun of its size, and the trigger allows for double-strike capability if there is an ammo-related failure. Taurus successfully crafted a serviceable concealed-carry weapon with solid features at a very affordable price point.

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Product Details

Caliber
9mm
Action
Striker-fired, Semi-auto
Safety
Manual safety and trigger safety
Width
1.20 in
Height
5.10 in
Weight
22oz
Barrel Length
3.2 in
Overall Length
6.24 in
Sights
Fixed front and adjustable rear sights
Frame
Polymer
Magazine Capacity
12 rounds

Features

Affordable
Good features at the price point
Double-strike capability
Discontinued
Mediocre trigger

By The Numbers

Accuracy
Accuracy isn't mind-blowing, but it will get the job done. Adjustable sights are a bonus.
Reliability
By and large, the G2 runs reliably with good ammo and OEM magazines.
Customization
An accessory rail helps a bit here, but the aftermarket is slim and the pistol has been replaced in Taurus' lineup.
Ergonomics
The pistol feels surprisingly good in the hand and the controls are easy to reach and manipulate.
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FINAL VERDICT

Taurus was beset with woes and safety issues regarding their original Millennium line of pistols. However, they have largely righted the ship with the introduction of the PT111 G2. Better ergonomics, texturing, reliability, and safety are all present in this updated version of the original. Is it a great gun? No. Is it a good gun? Probably. Is it a great value? Absolutely. At $200-250, it is tough to get something with the feature set and feel of the G2 that will shoot as well and as reliably as it will. There is a reason the gun made a big splash and the newer version continue to sell well, they are affordable, and they work.