Taurus TS9 Shooting Impressions
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- 0:00 Taurus TS9 Shooting Impressions
0:24 Starting Cold
3:04 Full Mag +1
4:40 What’s For Dinner™
12:08 Sights & Trigger Control
14:54 Practical Accuracy
16:05 After Shots
18:58 TS9 Vs G3
22:44 Thank YOU Patrons!
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Certainly the Taurus TS 9 is the most controversial weapon here in Brazil, due to the belief that a product is only good if it is well accepted in the USA. However, we can see that in the production and production optics categories of ipsc Brasil, the TS9 is always in the first place. placements coming in front of many glock, sig Sauer and Beretta, it is worth remembering that in Brazil we upgrade the ts9 by installing 1 mm fiber optic sight mass and firing pin polishing
From America I have to say Taurus is one of my favorite manufacturers to purchase from. Great firearms
Everything Taurus builds I want one for some reason.
Comprei minha Taurus TS-9 em 2018 acho ela um excelente equipamento apesar de ter um pé atrás com essa janela de ejeção.
Uso ela nas minhas instruções e hoje minha TS-9 está com um pouco mais de 18mil disparos..
E zero problemas 🙌
I just bought a Taurus TS9 (made in Brazil, imported by Taurus Georgia, USA) with the Wilhelm Bubits mechanical design, 4" compact barrel, full size 17rd capacity, similar in dimensions to the Glock 45 9mm, two 17rd 9mm mags, very good trigger, excellent grip texture, reduced barrel tilt due to rearward barrel-to-slide lockup for better feeding, 4 different back straps, uses affordable easy to find Taurus TH9 17rd mags, fully ambidextrous mag release and slide release, unusual foreign manual safety deleted in US model, metal 3 dot sights, tactile loaded chamber indicator, 3 slot accessory rail, no optics cut, tallest extractor claw I have ever seen, perfect extractor tension, great grip feel, very low bore axis, deep trigger guard undercut, easy unique take down, no “Glock gap” between slide/frame or slide end cap, dual captured recoil spring, passed a 20,000rd torture test and was adopted as a Philippines service pistol. Limited release in US from a government contract overrun. Bought the only one in my area. $399 new. Outstanding value and high quality throughout. The mag’s top round points at the chamber due to the reduced barrel tilt (although not quite as good as a Beretta rotating barrel system). The smooth feeding geometry and controlled extraction/ejection means this design has reliability advantages. Probably Taurus' best pistol, but not generally available. Buy one if you get the chance. TH9/TS9 17rd mags are in stock online both at the Taurus website (with the same SKU#) and other online venders.
You are wrong about TH9 mags not fitting and being too short. The only TH9 you reviewed is the Compact version. My Taurus TH9 17rd mags from MidwayUSA came in (SKU: 358-0009-01) and they fit and feed perfectly in my Taurus TS9, are reasonably priced (I went with Midway out of familiarity but have seen them for less elsewhere), are made in Italy by Mec-Gar (considered the best), are identical to the two mags that shipped with my new TS9, and are made with snag-free seamless tube construction. This is good news because TS9 pistols are new to the US market and hard to find, but compatible 17rd TH9 mags have been generally available online for several years.
I have same one
I have had a G3 first years, and it’s in my rotation in the winter. One of my favorite guns! I bought the TS9 only cuz it was a Taurus, and I was curious. I love it, but it’s a little too big to carry. Reliable, and I am still using up my steel ammo from Covid era. Both are awesome. To actually carry, G3 is more polished and designed to be carried daily. Summer- G3c!
How is the trigger on it? Does it have the double strike capability? And does it have that long take-up like the g3c?
@@speedygonzales8144 the trigger is pretty much the same as the G3. I encourage you to get one. It’s a keeper! G3 is a little better overall though. Still, a tough, well built gun for a good price.
Great video as always !! I like this Taurus
Great review. The S&B 'non toxic' ammo gave me a chuckle.
Firstly, congratulations on the video.
I've had a Ts9 for 3 years, I'm really in love with the gun, I believe it's the best gun from the Taurus brand currently, in championships and range shooting, shooters are having better results with the Ts9. I know some people who changed their gun like Glock Gen5, Sig sauer, Beretta for Ts9.
I'm still using a 24/7 G2 sometimes, GX4 most times. Didn't care for the G3 in the hand either. But this is worthy of a try. Thanks for the review.
Watched this review again .. after doing some research on the TS9 .. seems like a Duty pistol.. built for Law Enforcement and Military use .. 4 in h Barrel 17 rd capacity .. heavy.. well built.. I read of 20,000 round tests with no cleaning , just a dunk in a bucket of water to cool it off .., size wise reminds of a Beretta APX-1 fullsize and similar to my AHSS PXS -9 ( which is amazing)
Again I appreciate your review of this pistol ..
You just made the ts9 interesting , im impressed with its performance . Thank you .
Thank you for sharing this information. We had no idea about this pistol. You have a great CZcams channel 😁. God bless 🙏
It's been on the Brazilian market for a while, word is only a small lot of them were brought to the US.
Thank you for the information. IDK if we'll add one to.our collection ? We're fans of German engineering and German firearms. That being said, excellent video as always. We appreciate you not using foul language and not acting foolish. My husband and I thoroughly enjoy your detailed videos.
We're looking to purchase a GP pistol. We've just not decided what model..... They are extremely interesting pistols.
God bless 🙏
Thanks for the review..
G2C was the first handgun I purchased at the beginning of covid. It sparked me getting into the hobby and I suspect this is the same for quite a few other from what I have seen online.
Try a keep tinkering trigger, he's on yt. Gets you into working on your own stuff and improves shoot ability 100%
I like mine a lot , even compete with it ( hard pistol factory settings) . Spits any ammo you feed it
Good stuff. I'm leaning towards buying one. But I see I would have to learn the trigger. Having the G3C and now the XL, I've trained to shoot from the reset, which you said the TS9 doesn't have . But thanks for giving the low down on this gun. Liked the results of sights and trigger control segment.
It has a reset, just hard to detect at times. A more assured method is to simply let the trigger all the way out.
Love my g 3 had to modify it with a beaver tail and grip tape and crazy glue and possibly some black putter jbweld
I have to say taurus is becoming a player I just bought the GX4 carry ..wow the trigger and set up is a 10 and I love it !! Tac driver and I hate to say it .... Killing my Hellcat
I want to get the GX4 carry !!! I will soon. 😊
Great video, I pick upmine mon. C an you please tell me what nights are compatable Thank you!
I got the G3 and the g2c looking at this one now just because she comes with a case and the limited run makes it a good investment she will be a safe queen.
be careful with it being an investment, Taurus usually doesn't get premium treatment on the collectors market, regardless of the quality.
Putchased the ts9. Surprised it is certainly made with duty in mind. The quality is way better than the g series.
Good video.
As for your comment regarding "pull-through" technique and triggers vs "stage" triggers.
One of the important reasons (another one is perception of safety/liability) why duty guns traditionally "pull-through" style instead of "stage" is because that's how most people shoot a handgun under real stress.
Hence the Glock trigger, HK LEM, original M&P, etc.
Light and crisp short reset triggers? Certainly more enjoyable and certainly gtg, but a $2000 handgun usually doesn't do any more for it's user in a real life "contest" than a $500 pistol.
Good video. Interesting firearm, easy pass for me, but I can certainly see it's charm for some.
I agree with your assessment that when the dreadful need arises that you use a firearm to protect yourself the purchase price of the firearm used is not going to make any significant difference unless it is taken into evidence and never returned regardless of legal exoneration of any wrong doing. Frequent training and proper maintenance of the firearm are what will make all the difference when it is all said and done.
It is not like the person who you sent to the afterlife for their violent trespass is saying damn don’t that beat all my criminal career was ended by a $250.00 Taurus, why couldn't I have been taken out by a $4k John Wick model 2011? The fact of the matter is your budget pistol did what it was supposed to when it was supposed to and you lived to tell the tale because you trained with and maintained that firearm often.
I've owned one of these for about 2 years now, so I'll share some of my observations:
1 - Never had a malfunction with factory ammo.
2 - If you're shooting reloads try to keep the OAL under 29mm as the freebore on these guns is tighter than usual.
3 - The coating on the barrel and the slide will wear out pretty fast (mine started to show wear after 1000 shots or so).
4 - The slide stop is not at a very good place so if you have bigger hands like I do you will activate it by mistake with your thumb even with the larger backstrap.
5 - The sights are not very good for precision. I replaced mine pretty soon.
No Brasil já está em comercialização a ts9 compacta. Capacidade 13+1 e mais um carregador 17 tiros.
I had 1 complaint (and the scars to prove it) about the G3, always got slide bites too. I then extended the beavertail with a 3d printed nylon part and 3M 8910 adhesive and now its golden.
I've never gotten slide bite on my G3. 🤔
I have the Taurus TH9, G3, and G3c. Several hundred rounds later I've had no issue. Can't say the same for a couple of Sigs and a Glock I owned.
Same here ,but I sold my G3c . There was nothing wrong with this pistol I just could not shoot it affectively .
Awesome review.
Miss Ms. Teya though🙁
Muito bom o teste parabéns
Wise words Mister, "Teacher"
Have a G3C with sights that are off bad that required a significant amount of sight drift to remedy.
the G2 and G3 is pretty popular where I live
I have the Taurus GX4 micro compact and I love it. But I think for home defense this gun is a bit big and I might prefer the Tisas PX9. Basically the same price and you get a few extra rounds with the 20 Rd mag
I like it but large for carry. If a compact with say 13 or so rd mag it would interest me
Yeah, you have to watch your thumb if you want the slide to lock open. And despite the deep beavertail, my hands are fleshy enough that the slide kisses the web - but doesn't bite. Overall, mine shoots well. The limitation is definitely the shooter in my case. I really hope the 17 round TH9 magazines that I ordered work. I'll be pissed if they don't - the biggest reason I got the pistol was because the MAGS are supposed to be interchangeable.
Update - the TH9 mags do work!
That's good to hear. I wonder why mine didn't, Maybe a generational change?
The Taurus TX22 is built a lot like that firearm.
I liked the PT 24/7,but couldn't hit the side of a barn with it.The TH line of pistols seem to work better
It is currently the best pistol manufactured by Taurus.
This bore axis and grip looks so good! It’ll never make the big leagues tho due to the brand.
And that it was never meant for the US market. Just a small batch of overrun sold here
I would like to have the compact version if its ever available here in the states.
I think the Mako would pass as the compact(sub compact?) version of this.
I think the Mako probably has a considerably better trigger.
TH-9 17rd functions perfectly in the TS9 .. they share the same item number.
Solid well built pistol
The TS9 is a Jethro .. will eat anything 🤣
Ive had the worst luck out of Win white box. I had a large batch. All same man batch. Every round was all over target out of a locked down M9. Taurus G2C. Glock 17. Glock 19. Put it in a all 5inch or less pistols. I recall a 2 ft plus spread on H size target at 15 yards. I was peeeed off. It was stabilized much better from a stribog w longer barrel. Bad batch i reckon. I bought green box rem w expected results right after.
Winchester had a recall on a few batches of 9mm range ammo a couple of years back
Never had luck with windhester white box. So unless there is no ammo left on the earth I refuse to shoot it
I wear XL sized gloves and never had slide bite with my G3c in 500+ rounds. But I may not grip always grip on any handgun as high as I can and should all the time when draining from a holster quickly. I do have the same issue with the trigger on the G3 series that Chris from Honest Outlaw mentioned in his review this year or the G3 Tactical. The G3 series have long travel resulting in trigger breaking far back. Being right handed I pull the first 4 or so shots low and left until I relearn the precise trigger pull required. Someone handed me their S&W Shield Plus to try at the start of range session. All 5 shots were one the center of the target. Next I pulled the first 4 or so shots with my G3c. Then I finished with all the shots from my Canik Rival on the center of the target. Now that I know what triggers work best for me I don't want to buy anther more like the G3 series that don't. I considered replacing the G3c with a Canik MC9 but I decided after seeing all the issues reported in the Canik Reddit group to just hold off until Canik improves their quality control on newly released firearms. Their new Rival-S also has had many owners report over insertion issue magazine causing the slide to fail to go forward.
What are the MC9 issues? We own two and aside from them needing to be oiled they run fine. Two of our mags have followers that bind sometimes.
Glove size does not usually translate well into grip size.
My gloves are always either XL or XXL. I work with my hands and I lift. My hands are "beefy" so more material is required to cover them. Hence, very large gloves.
Those same hands require medium to medium-large handgun grips/backstraps. My grip radius is smaller because my hands possess more muscle than most, yours may also.
I shoot M&P and HK better than most of my other firearms simply because of the grip customization and length between grip and trigger.
Some firearms are just the "right" size and that usually contributes more to effective shooting than a fine trigger job from a custom smith.
Also try guns on for size...AT THE RANGE, not just the gun counter. If it doesn't fit under recoil, don't buy it. If you bought it already and have to throw out fundamental mechanics to make it work, sell the gun and find one where you don't have to damage your fundamentals.
@@JD-tn5lz Grip size on G3c is perfect for my XL sized hands so meaty hands have nothing to do with it. My weight has changed 30+ lbs with no change in trigger issue. I do a lot of work with my hands around my property so have better than average hand strength.. The issue is with length of hand and fingers which does go along with needing XL sized gloves for me. With the G3c I have trouble pulling the trigger straight back when my very long fingers. i
@@raykettel1837excellent. Yep, geometry matters most. Easier to learn a firearm when it fits.
@@GBGunsSeveral reviewers on CZcams started having extraction problems after 500 rounds or so.
I've never gotten slide bite from my G3. 🤔
Tenho uma aqui no Brasil sou brasileiro e gosto muito desse projeto ts9
I think Taurus has been steadily improving their line. I bought a PT 111 Millennium when they first hit the market, and it cost only about 200 bucks. A lot better gun than a High Point or SCCY. I liked it, shot it well enough, and was going to carry it. THEN, the magazine release spring/rod FELL OUT of the gun, onto the ground...at the range. If that were to happen in a self- defense scenario- well, it could cost me my life... a stupid design flaw. I sent it back, and Taurus fixed it- but it is currently relegated to being my desk gun. Even though it seems totally reliable now- once trust is lost in ANYTHING, from a spouse, the government, a friend, or a critically important tool like a gun- it's almost impossible to restore that trust.
I carry Walther, Canik, and now I await my second Grand Power.
Nice, Grand power is awesome. Don't see many talk about them but the few of us who know....well we know I guess...anyway I'm just trying to say I also like Grand power handguns
Just bought two at $270 each. Far as I know it's only in the states because of overrun, don't know how long they will continue to sell it in the States?
Oh, that's weird. yours has an ambi slide release? All the images I'd seen of them they appeared to be left side only. Hell, Taurus' own website appears to show two different models depending on color.
Those are all stock images. The ambi slide release is optional as is the manual safety. His does not have the manual safety. Lots of people look at stock images instead of specs and get something they don't expect. There are multiple options outside the US, as well as a compact model and performance models.
Does the ts9 use same mags as the G3 full sized?
You didn’t mention that the TS9 has an extraordinarily tall extractor claw which must aid in smooth controlled feeding (along with the low-tilt Bubits barrel lockup design) and aid in reliable and consistent extraction and ejection. Might be why it passed the 20,000 rd torture test (that you didn’t mention either).
Keep all your Mags loaded, Empty Mags are like Dead Power Tool Batteries.
Semper Fidelis.
I think the TS9 borrows a good deal of the GX4 frame design cues which isn't a bad thing IMO. I think as time goes on the days of the G3 line of firearms as we know them is going to come to an end. It has had a good run for sure but Taurus has got to move on ergonomically speaking. With the TX22 and GX4 frames offering far better in the hand feel, it only seems sensible to revamp the G series to meet its newer siblings ergonomics.
The TS9 is a testament to the notion that Taurus is making moves in designing new duty/carry sized striker fired firearms that fit into the same segment as the current G series, does this mean that the G series is going to make an exit and become an obsolete and archived design; only time will tell. I think its days are numbered because the industry is advancing at such a rate that such designs won't maintain market relevance. Heydays come and go and the G series of pistols heyday, IMO, is quickly coming to a close.
Thing is, unless it's for an agency that mandates officers BYOG, Taurus will never get into the duty gun markets of the USA, Canada, and Europe. Taurus brings too much baggage and any sane officer would rebel.
Over twenty years in I have yet to see any LEO carry Taurus. I have seen very few Springfields also, those have also only been in low-budget, low-respect BYOG agencies.
Taurus's LE market is South America, Asia, and SW Asia. Anyone with real budgets won't touch them for LE work.
@killacoiler1707 Ummm. Not that. The TS9 or maybe noted the T series pistols have been around for long time since 2018. The G series beyond the G2c in 2018 are newer G3 in 2019 and G3c in 2020 though not to be confused with the Millennium series 2013 that is older and was discontinued even though both Millennium and G series are Model PT111. The newest TX22 in 2019 borrows from the TS9. The GX4 in 2021 is not part of the G series pistols and is of a new and different design from any of the previous pistols. I believe but am not certain that the hammer fired TH series started in 2019. The TS9 may be new in the US but it is not a new pistol so your thinking that the G series are old is flawed since you don't seem to know the dates of introduction of these pistols. There will only be a limited number of TS9s available in the US because these are over production run pistols from Brazil. I don't think that Taurus is going to make the TS9 widely available in the US although it might be available by ordering one.
@@JD-tn5lz I doubt that Taurus will ever shake the stigma that looms over the brand due to the quality control issues of its past. Even with the success of the PT111 platform and all the iterations that spawned from it and the uptick in quality they have shown in their 1911s in recent years, they still çan’t shake the ill reputation of past failures. That alone prevents general consumers from giving the brand any serious consideration never mind police or military.
Unfortunately, I fear that Taurus will always be seen as a low cost truck or cabin gun. There will always be a need for reliable low cost firearms as there will always be those people who will need a firearm for personal or property protection that simply cannot afford the asking price of Glock, Walther, FN, H&K, and countless other more premium brands. Taurus fills this niche market's need well and seems to be comfortable hanging out in this segment.
@@rbm6184 well seeing how education is your goal the Millennium platform is 26 years old as the release date was in 1997 and just like the Glock model 19 has several generations with each gen having some sort of upgrade so has the Millennium series pistols. In the Millennium series the PT-111 model number referenced that it was chambered in 9mm. I bought both a Millennium PT-111 (9mm) and a PT-140 (40 cal.) in 1999.
In 2013 Taurus launched the Millennium G2 which had some upgrades to the frame such as stippling of the grip, a Glock style takedown, incorporation of the Millennium Pro DA/SA trigger as standard equipment, and adjustable 3dot sighting. I bought one of these as soon as it dropped.
The same thing happened with the G3 it had a refined DA/SA trigger with a better reset, the slide was upgraded to accept Glock patterned sighting, and later runs offer the T.O.R.O optics cut slide.
The G3 also brought about the first full size poly-striker pistol available for the American market since the PT-24/7 was cancelled.
You claim the T series pistols has been around a long time but seeing how they were soft released in 2017 and went into full production for the 2018 model year, they are a meager 5 years old and unless the TS9 model goes into full production for the US market, the only T series pistols this country has is the TH series hammer fired models.
Seeing that the TS9 was never released in America I did not have the knowledge of it and made a comment on observation of design similarities between more recent releases of models available in the US. So maybe the TX and GX borrow design cues from the TS-9. Either way, Taurus is making strides in ergonomics and feature sets that are making them desirable and competitive in the market. I also believe that the Millennium "G" series of pistols is on its final stretch for the existing platform. In my original comment I was merely trying to convey that I feel the newer Taurus models are far more ergonomic and that those design cues need to be adopted into the Millennium series of pistols as a means of refreshing it.
Is it drop safe?
I truly don't see any upside when I shot a bobitz Spelling no idea ..I don't see it as a upgrade and the reciol is the same to me and the differences in tilt is so minimal in 3-4 inch barrel I don't get it really ..its neat but yeah no way I'd go out of my way to spend any penny more ..
Haven't shot this gun so I don't know ..
Trigger grittiness can be eliminated by lightly polishing the top of the triangle-shaped projection in the trigger bar that engages the striker safety plunger. This is literally the first thing I do to ANY semi-auto pistol that I have purchased in the last 25 years, eliminating grittiness and bypassing trigger break in period in almost all cases. Explains why this went away with your test firing, but shocked you didn't know this. Don't know what you mean by pulling thru the trigger. That's how triggers work. Not sure if you mean overtravel. Your terminology is lacking. My TS9 doesn't have any discernable overtravel and has a normal trigger pull weight. Also 17rd TH9 mags that I recently ordered and received from MidwayUSA are identical to those that shipped with my new TS9 and function perfectly. They are ultra high quality seamless no-weld tube construction made in Italy for Taurus by Mec-Gar (just like the stock supplied mags). They are NOT too short as you claim. The only TH9 pistol you reviewed was the TH9C Compact with 13rd capacity mags. And yes, 13rd TH9C mags will be too short. Duh! Not too impressed with your gun knowledge gaps.
After my recent experience with my brand new Taurus gx4, I won't be buying another Taurus anytime soon. Their old revolvers are still ok for me.
My G3 is problematic as well with HP ammo, and had a send to warranty malfunction (they had to replace the barrel) shooting +P ammo.
That said, this TS9 seems sturdier than their former striker fired pistols. If I find it for under $400 at a local shop, I might be tempted to give them another chance.
@sammyg4806 Honesty I thought the same way about the gx4, so many youtubers touting how Taurus has come such a long way, how the gx4 is completely new. I fell for it.
1. Would not chamber rounds reliably from day 1. 5 different types of ammo including fmj.
2. Would not chamber at all with a fully loaded magazine. Worked ok with 8 or 9 rounds.
3. Two failures to feed in 50 rounds. Factory ammo.
4. Around the 80 round mark, trigger started getting harder to pull. Then it locked up, trigger couldn't be pulled. Cleared the gun and it fired another 20 rounds fine.
5. Slide lock was more of a suggestion, would release slide just by looking at it wrong.
6. Magazine release was super light,barely touch it, out comes the mag.
7. Poor build quality overall in my opinion.
Was really comfortable to shoot and very accurate,perfect size for me. I really wanted to keep it but couldn't live with the above.
@naz2774 ypu must have missed our first GX4 range video.
@GBGuns I watched it after I bought mine. Taurus fans like to say, Sorry you got a lemon,mine has 1 million rounds through it,not one failure.
It's a lucky packet if you ask me.
@@naz2774 I sorry you had all those issues, most of what I heard from that gun (GX4) is the dead trigger issue, and some extractors breaking while shooting.
My G3 has been reliable with FMJ, but unreliable with certain HP ammo. Plus that issue with +P ammo. I don’t carry it. Carried a P320 for years, now a Glock 19x.
I think, at least in regards to the G3, the gun isn’t as sturdily built as duty proven guns. If you can find a G3 for $279, it is a decent buy if you can’t get anything else. But I wouldn’t carry it.
Have you reviewed any of the Taurus 1911 ?
Not that I recall
@@GBGuns I'm looking at getting my first 1911 can't decide on a 45 on a 10mm. Got about a thousand to spend so I'm looking for cheaper so I can have ammo and lots of. Tisas D10 10mm
@@GBGuns in your opinion which brand will it be the best to go with. Girsan or Tisas?
You should go with a Girsan, I might be wrong, but I think I remember seeing a Taurus 1911 review on another channel, that complained about its trigger not being up to 1911 standards, and the gun not being utterly reliable.
@@avatargunner6776 45acp is of course the classic and original caliber, 10mm get strreet cred and people think it's cool. 9mm will be less expensive to feed and have higher capacity, plus it'll be easier to find ammo. If you want a nice one that's not crazy-expensive look into Metro Arms or BUL Armory.
Coming out with a new pistol without an optics cut is a genius move.
Not everyone suffers from visual disabilities, and this was built to meet the request for a duty gun. My guess is that the request didn't include an optics cut.
@@GBGuns I bet they would sell more guns if they offered it as an option.
@@sae1095hc These have been around for a few years. The exaples in the US are only here to offload those not sold for contract in Brazil. It was never intended to be a US commercial market gun.
So one reason you shoot left is because you squeeze the gun too hard? Can the support hand cause issues? Thanks for the review.
I'm sure the support hand can cause it too somehow, but a bad habit I have always had is too much tension with my right hand. I think it's because I'm left-handed, so things always feel a bit different in my right hand.
Ideally, you want to apply gripping pressure inline with the pistol barrel - from front to back.
If you are a right-handed shooter, and your finger tips press too firmly into the left side of the pistol grip,
you can accidentally twist a gun to the left. For left-handed shooters, it would be the opposite direction.
The support hand can also steer a gun off target. If you are not careful, the support hand can either
push or pull a gun off target while you are pressing the trigger.
Poor trigger finger placement can also steer a pistol off target.
Too little or too much trigger finger can steer a gun off target.
@@GBGunsThat’s interesting; you’re left handed but shoot right handed? I’m ambidextrous yet only do certain things with my right, and others with my left. I’ll have to try shooting with both hands and see if I’m equally poor with both! 🤣
@edphillips8669 yes I'm left-eyed and left-handed, but taught myself to shoot "right"
@@GBGunsyou haven't learned joy until you're super left-eye dominant and right handed.
However, shooting support hand only is easy and productive.
Another issue you may have. Maybe. Just maybe, is using glove size to determine grip size, I see many students making that error.
Man, those Bubbitses along with these TS9s are the most aesthetically unpleasing handguns EVER. They'll end up on gundeals for $199... Graham, do you plan to review Tisas PX9 G3 Special Edition Space White? It's everywhere for $299, have ALL the features possible and look absolutely beautuful. Also, would be awesome to see your review of those numerous new bufferless "AR-9" uppers By Matador Arms, BRN-9, etc. They all cost around $400. On normal lowers with EndoMags, MP5 mags or anything else except Glock mags. Because when i see Glock mags in non-Glocks - i start swearing uncontrollably.
Ts9 ugly? Must be your first gun I guess. It has pretty much the same lines as all the other mid sized striker fired guns. Are you off your meds again?
I never get slide bite with my G3. 🤔
You likely have smaller/thinner hands thatn I do.
People often think the reason to carry quality jacked hollow points is the increased wounding capability. The truth is most of the time the projectile wount matter.
However, quality hollow points are built with the best primers, best powders, and overall much better quality controls. Trusing a bulk FMJ to defend your life is risky risky.
I'm afraid you're a bit misguided there. The value ina hollow point is to increase the chance of the round stopping in the target, thereby trasnfering all of it's energy and reducing the risk of penetrating throught eh target and hitting an innocent bystander.
i disagree.!!! FMJ is the most reliable.!!! Self defense ammo always jams every now & then.!!! Failure to feed.!!! FMJ HAS NEVER FAILED FOR ME.!!!!
Probably a minor point, but some folks don't care for the rather "rattly" nature of the gun. Doesn't seem to affect accuracy or reliability.
I think it's the after- effect of the old way of "testing" if a 1911 is worn out.
@@GBGunseh maybe, but for alot of us who appreciate fine things, it's a pride of possession thing.
Not saying that some of my guns don't rattle, some do and they usually work fine. However, a gun well crafted is a piece of art like any other.
It's nice to own "nice" things and show them off.
Taurus claims that this gun passed NATO testing. Maybe the loose fit helped in that regard?@@JD-tn5lz
Who is moving the little camera and how in the "Whats For Dinner?" segment? Surely your wife isn't standing down range, adjusting the view every 3 shots. Seems like a remote control camera. I don't know.🤷♂️
It's a 4k recording of the whole target, in editing I crop and zoom to each grouping, then time that footage with the footage of me shooting.
@@GBGuns 🤦♂️Man....I gotta get with the times.
Winchester white box has crap reliability. I am willing to bet the back of the case is too short leading to light strikes. See it every day at the range, especially with glocks!
Thanks GB. Great job. Good info. God bless.
LETS GO BRANDON
I wouldn't knock the gun as winchester has had primer problems lately.
This almost seems like a 9 mm Tx 22
Trigger guard safety doesn't work on US models.
Better than nothing. What?.... I said "nothing?"
you do know that taurus is a derivative of bretta
I don’t understand the logic behind this gun. They already had the G3 which is awesome
That's why this wasn't going to be in the US market. This is a service weapon and as I understand it only a few surplus were brought to the US market.
@@GBGuns they've definitely stepped up their game and still kept everything budget friendly. I've got a G3 and I've never cleaned or oiled it and I'm about 2000 rounds into it without any issues. She's dirty as heck but running
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did Tisas and taurus get together to make one ugly ass pistol
I take it you've never heard of Bubits
Or steyr.
Steer, Caracal, Glock, Walther.... he's worked with a lot of companies
You need a 17 round grip frame. Geez, wasn’t that considered to be a really bad sign of poor health?
I’m just kidding. I think.
I have large hands (XXL glove size), so many guns are too small for me to have a proper grip.
Only if you’re a hobbit !
Hobbits aren't 6'1
That spinner is junk.
Are you offering something better?
Another G19 clone
How do you figure? Action type, construction, field strip, rails, trigger system, and capacity are all different. About the only thing in common with a Glock 19 is the polymer frame.
Not impressed
Budget tools are not in my vocabulary when defense of myself or family... neither is anything 9mm
If it fires every time, you are good to go. Obviously, you don’t own one and have no idea.
So why are you bothering to watch videos that encompass both of those things?
@@chaburchak OH I dunno Karen maybe because I have no problem with them being range toys but for defensive purposes I'll use a more effective caliber hope that helps your smart-ass encompass both them thangs Karen
Training probably isn’t either if we’re all being honest here…
@@twrol You should really train and get to know your tools and equipment. Wouldn't want to attempt to learn in a bad situation.