The Taurus G2S is a compact 9mm pistol with a 3.25-inch barrel, 7+1 capacity, and a striker-fired action. This particular version has a cyan polymer frame paired with a black slide. At 19.85 oz it's light enough for all-day carry and short enough, 6.25 inches overall, to conceal without much effort. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Manufacturer: Taurus 
• Model: G2S 
• Type: Semi-Auto Pistol 
• Caliber: 9mm Luger (9x19 Para) 
• Barrel Length: 3.25 inches 
• Overall Length: 6.25 inches 
• Weight: 19.85 oz 
• Capacity: 7 rounds +1 (includes two magazines) 
• Frame Material: Polymer with Cyan finish 
• Slide Finish: Black 
• Action Type: Striker-Fired, Single Action 
• Sights: White Dot Adjustable Rear Sight 
• Safety Features: Manual Safety, Striker Block Safety 
   

Detailed Features 

The striker-fired action gives a consistent pull on every shot, which helps newer shooters develop trigger discipline. The white dot adjustable rear sight lets you dial in point of impact rather than bending the front sight. Manual safety plus striker block gives two independent layers of passive and active safety for those who want them on a carry gun. 
 
Two magazines ship in the box. The 7+1 capacity is on the modest side for a 9mm single-stack, but the tradeoff is a thinner grip that most hands can manage without modifications. 
 

Usage 

The G2S fits the role of a budget-friendly first carry gun or backup pistol. The compact dimensions and light weight make concealment straightforward. At the range it's accurate enough for skill-building practice, and the manageable recoil keeps sessions from being unpleasant. The cyan frame is uncommon. If you want something that looks different from the standard black polymer pistol, this delivers that.

The Taurus G2S consistently gets flagged as a value pick, and that's the lens most buyers use to evaluate it. For the price, you get a reliable compact 9mm that conceals well and functions without drama on most factory ammunition.

The compact size and light weight are the most praised practical attributes. Carry comfort across a full day comes up frequently from concealed carry holders. The manual safety gets positive mentions from new gun owners who prefer it.

Performance feedback is mixed. Many owners report trouble-free shooting sessions with standard 115gr and 124gr loads. A subset reports occasional cycling issues with specific ammunition, particularly lighter or steel-cased loads, a common complaint for budget compact pistols that may be tighter from the factory. Grip size also comes up; the single-stack grip works for most hands but some larger-handed shooters find it cramped.

The cyan frame divides opinion predictably. Some buyers specifically chose it; others would prefer a standard black option. Aftermarket support is limited compared to Glock or M&P platforms, which matters if you want to run lights, custom triggers, or night sights. Taurus customer service reviews are split. Experiences vary enough that it's worth noting if long-term warranty support is a deciding factor for you.

A few failures occurred during the first hundred rounds, but reliability improved afterward. The double-strike capability is a useful feature.