Description
Taurus built the G2S by taking the double-stack G2C and slimming it down to a single-stack magazine, and the difference shows the moment you wrap a hand around the grip. This is a gun that prioritizes thinness over round count, which makes it a natural fit for anyone who finds compact double-stacks a little too wide to carry comfortably all day.
Taurus G2S Dimensions Built for Concealment
At 6.3 inches long, 4.8 inches tall, and just 1.1 inches wide, the G2S keeps its footprint small without shrinking down to a pocket gun that's hard to shoot well. Unloaded weight comes in around 20 ounces, light enough for all-day carry but with enough heft to help settle recoil from the 9mm chambering. The 3.26-inch barrel is long enough to make the most of standard-pressure and +P defensive loads without adding bulk to the package.
Controls and Safety Features on the G2S Pistol
This pistol runs a single-action striker system with restrike capability, so if a round ever fails to fire, a second pull of the trigger gives you another shot at ignition without having to rack the slide. Backing that up is a frame-mounted manual thumb safety, a trigger safety blade, an internal striker block, and a loaded chamber indicator on top of the slide so you can check status with a glance or a fingertip in low light. The rear sight is adjustable for windage, paired with a fixed front sight in a simple three-dot configuration that's easy to pick up quickly.
Finish and Fit of the Black/Matte Stainless G2S
The black polymer frame carries a matte stainless steel slide with deep rear serrations, giving you a sure grip when racking the slide under stress or with wet or gloved hands. A short accessory rail sits under the dust cover for a compact light if that's part of your setup. Taurus backs the G2S with their limited lifetime warranty, which is worth knowing given how many owners keep these as daily carry pieces for years.
Buyers looking at the G2S alongside the G2C should know the tradeoff comes down to five rounds of capacity versus a noticeably slimmer grip. If concealment and a low profile under clothing matter more to you than maximum round count, the G2S is the one built for that job specifically.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Taurus
- Model: G2S
- MPN: 1-G2S939
- UPC: 725327616290
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Capacity: 7+1 rounds
- Magazines Included: 2, 7-round single stack
- Barrel Length: 3.26 inches
- Overall Length: 6.3 inches
- Overall Height: 4.8 inches
- Overall Width: 1.1 inches
- Weight: Approximately 20 oz unloaded
- Action: Single action with restrike capability
- Frame: Black polymer with accessory rail
- Slide Finish: Matte stainless steel, serrated
- Sights: Fixed front, windage-adjustable rear, 3-dot
- Safety Features: Manual thumb safety, trigger safety, striker block, loaded chamber indicator
What’s Included
- Taurus G2S 9mm pistol
- Two 7-round magazines
- Cable lock
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
How many magazines come with the Taurus G2S?
The G2S ships with two 7-round single-stack magazines. That gives you a spare right out of the box so you can practice reloads or just keep one loaded as a backup for your carry setup.
What's the real difference between the G2S and the G2C?
They share the same basic engineering, but the G2S uses a single-stack magazine that drops capacity to 7+1 in exchange for a noticeably slimmer grip. The G2C keeps the double-stack design and holds 12+1, so the choice really comes down to whether you value a thinner profile or more rounds on board.
Does the G2S have a manual safety?
Yes, it has a frame-mounted manual thumb safety in addition to a trigger safety and internal striker block. It's positioned for easy thumb access if you carry with the safety engaged.
Is the Taurus G2S good for concealed carry?
It's built for exactly that purpose. At 1.1 inches wide and 20 ounces unloaded, it's slim enough to carry inside the waistband without printing much, and the compact dimensions still leave room for a full firing grip.
Can the G2S handle +P 9mm ammunition?
Yes, the G2S is rated to run +P defensive loads, which is good news if you plan to carry hollow points for personal protection. As with any pistol, running a few boxes through it before trusting it for daily carry is a smart move.
What's the sight setup like on the G2S?
It comes with a fixed front sight and a rear sight that's adjustable for windage, both in a simple three-dot pattern. Having an adjustable rear sight on a subcompact carry gun is a nice touch that not every pistol in this size class offers.





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