NEW Taurus Handgun "I'm Shocked" - TheFirearmGuy 

I thought so. It looks like it has a decocker. I was checking this (and the TH45) out just last night. But they didn't mention that it has that feature on their website.

Wish there was a long version.

Can these be carried without the safety engaged? I've not owned a pistol like this. VP9sk and glock 19 for years

What shocks me more is the PRICE,,,,,,Glock is same price off the shelf out the door (20sf)

​​@@jeffpatterson8633Yes, hammer down in double action with safety off is a safe way to carry and the method I use with all my hammer fired double action pistols like this one and also my Beretta 92 and CZ 75.

Agree- g3c and g2c in 40. g3, g3c, gx4- I checked the g2c trigger with the keeptinkering single action and it's very nice, I prefer the g2c white dot sights also. I'd like the th45 and th10. Maybe in a few months, when I can find them locally .

my g2c went to shit pretty quickly, couldnt get it to cycle properly at all after trying everything. If i ever buy another taurus it will definitely be a revolver.

how many thousands of rounds have you put through it?

@@briandavenport8971 I have a G3 (full size) with over 1000 rounds through it and not a single issue using all different kinds of ammo.

​@@briandavenport8971I put about 2200 through a g3 before I sold it to a buddy and got a g3c to keep in the console of my car. Had less malfunctions than a glock 48 I owned.

Me too.

I've said this before, but I hope with the expansion of the TH series they start giving it the same love as the G series. Would love to see some aftermarket support for the TH.

@@jowpopper790 The G series is a great value, but I prefer the TH. I wish they made the finish a little more durable and had an option for a metal trigger. It's hard to find DA/SA stuff in current production that doesn't cost a ton of money. These are good options if you don't want to buy Turkish

Their Brazilian still an import

@@rickpallerino6310 Yeah some people would rather buy Brazilian than Turkish though for political reasons

I as well phx

@@TheFirearmGuy I know it's expensive, but any chance you could shoot some Sig "real" 10mm ammo, not the watered down .40 10mm target ammo?

It's still a bad joke in its homecountry

@@templarioaph So are you, little guy, but we don't mind. By the way, what's a "homecountry"?

For 10mm, this isn't bad

@TheFireArmGuy I agree. Glad to see 10mm and 5.7 finally getting some traction.

It's called bidenomics.

@@finaloption... Facts!

Msrp doesn’t mean anything. They’re hitting the shelves from $350-$400 and that’s great for a full ambi hammer fired 10mm

Oh, you know it Cam

Only if it works!!

These things will sell like bean dip

@@TheFirearmGuyI hope they make a 10mm version of the g3 personally.

​@@9mmpeter255 these things will sell like lighter fluid

Much appreciated, GTO

Wow you've been with me for a while Chris. I appreciate that

I like review videos that are informative, non-biased, and get to the point. I find most 34min review videos( except for Mr. Harrell) to be tedious and unnecessary. Call it ADHD but boring is boring😁 Keep the great content coming👍

Thanks Ronald

Well it's an updated pt800 series so it would indeed look like the older version

Thanks John. You too bro

good for you?

Which PCC do you have for it? My best friend and I both have the HiPoint 1095, and love 'em. They're a bit heavy (especially mine. I dropped it into a HighTower armory bullpup shell. It is very silly, but very fun to shoot) but work well. Not a fan of the single stack magazines, but as the .45 drum mags work in the 10mms, we each have one for ours. Makes my bullpup look VERY sci fi.

@@Fusako8 My son and I each have a Hi-Point 10-95. Yes, they are a little bit heavy but they run all day long and are more than capable. Those are the only 10mm PCC's I currently have but the Hi-Point 1095's are excellent PCC's. I'm glad that you mentioned your setup because I purchased the High Tower Armory MBS 95 10mm Auto in Flat Dark Earth in January 2022 and still have not done the conversion. Don't ask why, it's been an insane couple of years and the kit is still in the box. Your comment may (hopefully) motivate me to finally do the conversion, lol. Glad you like your setup, I really have to do it soon. Thanks for reaching out. Best wishes.

@@notsosilentmajority1 Be aware, the conversion only really saves you a couple inches OAL, and makes the trigger TERRIBLE (As expected for this sort of bullpup conversion.) My favorite aspect of the conversion are the nice recessed MLOC mounting sites that fit some of the nicer slimline lights and lasers like a glove. I don't plan on swapping back to the original stock any time soon, just want you to have the best possible info.

@@Fusako8 👍

Thanks Dwayne

Some of us still prefer old school. 😁

I feel optics are over rated... Bulky complicating carry options, battery powered has its own set backs, I've decided I'll probably never do optics on a pistol again.

@@stonefox9124a laser light is good for the home gun and maybe red dot

To be fair, the majority of people don't use optics on their pistols. It's nice to see a DA/SA option in a category full of striker fired guns.

@@joshklaver47 For sure. I have both, and VASTLY prefer DA/SA for a full-size handgun. I don't mind striker for subcompacts, but if you have the size, IMO DA/SA is just superior. My current go-to 10mm is a Tanfoglio Witness, with a 17# Wolff recoil spring (Factory spring won't handle fullhouse rounds. With the spring it'll run 'em all day.) and metal frame. Quite a bit heavier than the TH10, but similar in most other respects.

Several LEO's in my district have opted for the TH40 and they seem to be holding up well.

Won't your company let you carry 10mm?

@@joshklaver47 They probably would. The State of Florida only allows 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, and .38 Special (in a .38 Special or .357 revolver), or a .380 for P.I. work (which is only included because it's part of the same statute).

@@stephentthomas The TH40 would be a good option. Buffalo Bore makes some 155gr ammo that delivers over 580 ft lbs. Very stout.

I'm 72. I've had some trouble with pulling the hammer back on a couple of my 1911's. Love my TH9 and one of the best things is I can cock the hammer easy with my thumb while holding it in a normal position. Also very easy to work the slide. It's damn near perfect for me. Another I conceal carry is a Taurus G3c with a Viridian trigger guard laser mounted. I have a Smith and Wesson Shield Plus that everyone is nuts about but I like the fuller feel in my hand I guess because I choose the G3c now over the Shield Plus.

My guess is 375 to 425 at most stores

Go Lions

Glad you think so!

These new agents have no clue... 😊

Shhhh it's not their fault they have baby wrists 😢😂

😂😂😂

Good

FYI $304.00 shipped from Buds.