The Taurus G2C is a compact striker-fired pistol chambered in .40 S&W with a 3.2-inch barrel and 10-round capacity. The frame is polymer in Coyote Brown, the slide is black, and two magazines are included. Sights are three-dot with adjustable rear. A manual safety is standard. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: G2C 
• Action: Striker Fired 
• Caliber: .40 S&W 
• Barrel Length: 3.2 inches 
• Capacity: 10 rounds 
• Finish: Coyote Brown / Black 
• Frame Material: Polymer 
• Sights: Three Dot, Adjustable Rear 
• Safety: Manual Safety 
• Magazines Included: 2 
   

Features 

The striker-fired action gives a consistent trigger pull. The three-dot adjustable rear sights work in varied lighting and can be dialed in for point of impact. At 3.2 inches of barrel, the G2C is compact enough for concealed carry while maintaining reasonable accuracy at defensive distances. 
 
The polymer frame keeps weight down and absorbs some recoil. The Coyote Brown finish is a practical option for those who want something other than the standard black. Two magazines in the box is a useful inclusion at this price point. 
 
The manual safety gives added security for those who carry appendix or otherwise prefer an external safety on a striker gun, though it also requires the extra step of disengaging under stress, which is a tradeoff to train around.

The Taurus G2C in .40 S&W gets a split reception that largely tracks with its price point.

Owners who buy it as a value carry gun tend to be satisfied. The compact size is well-suited to concealed carry, the .40 S&W caliber is capable, and the ergonomics with the textured grip are generally comfortable. Getting two magazines in the box at this price is noted positively.

The criticisms cluster around reliability and trigger feel. A subset of owners has reported feeding or ejection failures, particularly during extended range sessions, which is a real concern for a defensive carry gun. The trigger pull runs heavier than many alternatives, which some shooters adjust to and others find a persistent issue for accuracy.

Finish durability on the Coyote Brown also comes up. Some owners report wear faster than expected compared to standard Cerakote or other coatings.

The consensus view is that the G2C is a reasonable choice for budget-conscious buyers or new shooters, but buyers who prioritize maximum reliability and a lighter trigger should look at other options in the same market segment.