Had the opportunity to do a hands on for this pistol today and was a bit (Hummmm) when we tried the trigger. Seems it has a bit of take up, then small click/release, then wall, then engage trigger. Felt strange on that first click.....so my question....is it my old hands/sensory or does anyone else have an opinion of this trigger?

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James G. · Answer

David, nope, your assessment mirrors mine to a tee. I took care of the issue with (world of difference) :  https://gallowayprecision.com/taurus/millennium-g2-pt111-g2-and-pt140-g2/asmund-trigger-for-taurus-g2c-pt111-g2-pistols/

Rick C. · Answer

David - this is a fairly common observation of the G2c.  One can install the aftermarket trigger which will help smooth things out a bit ... .. ...  or just buy a higher quality pistol to start with.  It all just depends on your way of looking at things.  Even adding another $25 on top of the pistol cost (assuming you do the installation yourself) still keeps the little G2c very affordable.

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