The Taurus G3C is a compact semi-automatic 9mm Luger pistol with a 3.2-inch barrel, 6.30-inch overall length, and a weight of 22 oz. It ships with three 12+1 magazines. The OD Green Cerakote frame is paired with a serrated matte OD Green Tenifer steel slide. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Manufacturer: Taurus 
• Model: G3C 
• Type: Semi-Auto Pistol 
• Caliber: 9mm Luger 
• Barrel Length: 3.2 inches 
• Overall Length: 6.30 inches 
• Capacity: 12 + 1 rounds (includes 3 magazines) 
• Weight: 22 oz (1.375 lbs) 
• Frame Material: Polymer with OD Green Cerakote finish 
• Slide Material/Finish: Serrated Matte OD Green Tenifer Steel 
• Grips: Black polymer 
• Sights Configuration: Fixed Front / Adjustable Rear (Black Serrated) 
• Safety Features: Loaded Chamber Indicator, Striker Block, Manual Safety 
   

Features 

The Gen 3 trigger has a short reset and pulls consistently, which helps during faster strings of fire. The adjustable rear sight pairs with the fixed front for target acquisition across different lighting. An integrated Picatinny rail lets you mount a light or laser without additional hardware. Safety coverage includes a loaded chamber indicator, striker block, and manual safety, more redundancy than you typically find at this price point. 
 
At 22 oz and 6.30 inches overall, the G3C is genuinely concealable for everyday carry while holding 12+1 rounds. The black polymer grip texture gives decent purchase without being rough on your hands after extended range sessions.

The Taurus G3C Gen 3 Compact in OD Green draws consistent commentary around a few specific themes.

Affordability is the most common positive. Owners repeatedly note that the G3C competes well against more expensive compact 9mms, and most feel the quality-to-price ratio is solid. The 12+1 capacity stands out for a pistol this size. Reviewers regularly contrast it favorably against competitors with lower-capacity options in the same form factor. Ergonomics get good marks; the grip is comfortable and the controls are accessible for most hand sizes.

Reliability reports are generally positive, with most users logging significant round counts without meaningful malfunctions. Trigger pull is the most common point of contention. It's heavier than what you'd find on higher-end compact pistols, and a few shooters find the reset distance longer than they'd prefer. Factory sights are adequate but many owners upgrade them early, particularly to night sights. Finish durability over time gets occasional criticism from users who carry the gun daily and notice wear on the OD Green coating faster than expected. Taurus customer service experiences vary enough that they come up in forum discussions fairly often, which is worth knowing if you ever need warranty support.