Essentially identical guns on how they function mechanically because the Taurus is practically a Glock clone that doesn't look like a Glock. I have the G2C and they are built similarly and the assembly is the same. If you can fix a Glock you can fix a G series Taurus and visa/versa
Patent expired on some of glocks designed parts. Taurus jumped on that. The G3 series uses Glock sight cuts. So any full size Glock sight will work on a g3
since glcok 17 patent ran out, there was bazillion clones. CZ P10 is a clone to, in most way thats relevant. Just like the CZ 75 it was a design to good not to copy.
Being a Taurus owner of a G2 and PT111, I had to watch this one. All the work is very satisfying to watch. The skill to do it was very impressive. Great work from start to finish.
pt111 one of my favorite guns , probably cause it was the one i learned to shoot , but one day it just went fully automatic, nd i ended up selling it to a gunsmith for 100$ legal sale of course
Not To be a hater but i had already looked up the owner of pt111 and g2 and they both have there own channel not only that but it's not you either. . .
I wouldn’t say jamming is normal with those pistols. I couldn’t tell you how many thousands of rounds I’ve put through the various G pistols I’ve had and have yet to have an issue with any of them. Obviously any gun can have problem units but this era of Taurus is much more solid than not
Hardline 2A I agree. Jamming is not normal with the G series pistols. They just run and they are not picky about ammo either. Obviously the pitting and fitment was out of spec and alignment from the corrosion. The slide was in very poor condition just by its grittiness and we did not even see the condition of the rails both slide and frame rails probably both uneven and gritty. Those rails need to be smooth. Also the condition of the mag was awful so between the rails and the mag is where the problem was. We already know that the mag that feeds the gun is the weakest point on any autoloading gun.
@@rbm6184 indeed. I also didn’t see any lube put on the wear points. Still it was a cool video. Nice to see one of my favorite pistols. I carry a G3c these days
From my research I read that these pistols will jam occasionally until you put a few hundred rounds through them but if that is not the case thank you for letting me know!
agreed, I have two of these, one had a crap trigger, the other is butter smooth and very accurate, runs all types of ammo. The one with the dud trigger wont run any steel casing, and doesnt like most ammos from winchester funny enough. That one needs jesus and some love
I had a Taurus .40 back in the 1990s I think it was. Don't remember model but it looked sort of like a 1911 Colt. And yep,it did jam occasionally. The local gun shop only had flat nosed ammo so I blamed that, lol. It was good fun to shoot right up until I sold it along with the plastic case and the two extra clips. I was a little suprised I got the lion's share of my money back after buying it all new and using it for a few years and thousands of rounds, $400+ if I remember right. I did take good care of it though. Looking back I wish I had gone wherever needed to get round nosed acp ammo to see if it jammed less, just never did, I went with easy/convenient... Aaaaanyhow, GOOD VIDEO man!! I liked!
Too bad about the big pits on the slide but hey you got the internal parts clean and its a painstaking job taking every part off especially those tiny short springs no fun at all. Great job you got it back in firing condition.
The ones I’ve cleaned never looked this terrible, most of the time I never have to go deep into the internals either. The amount of small pieces that go together amazes me of the craftsmanship that goes into these big or small devices, most of the time it’s a good scrub of the rail and barrel etc. This was an awesome restoration though
I don't think you can order the 40 slides for the g2s not on shoptaurus anyway they might be able to call but back then the slide barrel and frame was all serialized
Nice job I would’ve put the metal parts of the firing pin instead of that plastic orange one I have it in my G2 9 mm and it never jams at all it’s a nail driver shoots perfect every time, but nice video. Keep up the good work.
I think this is a great video... you show people a whole lot more than just the process of restoring the rusted pistol, but also the process of completely taking it apart and putting it back together. A lot of new guys who are just getting into owning their own firearms wouldnt know the first thing about disassemly and reassembly. So this covers many different aspects.. from restoration and obviously cleaning the weapon to taking it apart and putting it back together. Im sure alot of newbies would appreciate this video since it does show alot. The only thing i feel it lacked was some audio explaining things to viewers. Other than that, i thought it was a good viddo showing this process... these pistols are pretty good and dont really jam up, ive persobslly never had a jamming issue with this weapon, but i would assume that maybe when he says jamming is normal for this, that hes referring to a restored rusted pistol.. i would expect it to jam here and there, especislly since it still doesnt look or seem like its at 100% with its parts.
Those pistols come with a breakdownsheet in their manuals. It's not usually that complicated. If one wants to own a deadly weapon, they must know how to break it down for cleaning. If the gun malfunctions, take it to a gunshmith or return it to the manufacturer for repairs. They are well prepared to do that. This particular gun is now garbage. If you bet you life on a gun, a rusted and rotted one isn't for you. I wonder what the condition is of the inside of the barrel? This video is interesting and entertaining, but know what anyone should do to have a reliable weapon in top condition. This particular Taurus costs about $250 to $300, tops. Cheap life insurance for a new one and it won't blow up in you hand, possibly. This articular pistol would make a good paperweight once it is dissabled.
the PT111 platform is one of the few Taurus guns that are actually GOOD. I had a G3C that I put over 2000 rounds through and it only malfuntioned once (failure to feed), and that was when I was still breaking it in
My carry is a cyan G2C, so I really dig this video. Mine is currently completely stripped though, so I can clean up a botched stippling job on the frame. The takedown lever was the hardest bit to get out on mine.
one of the reasons for this jamming is the thumb of the left hand being in a bad position, where it impedes the free movement of the weapon, note that when cycling it collides with the thumb, I am amazed that it did not get hurt
That, and the feeding ramp on these guns do have issues with certain hollow points tips. My G3C had a very rough feeding ramp from the box, polished it a bit and feeds almost all types of ammo, it does occasionally have issues with certain hollows though. More shots thru it needed. But his gun probably has a rough texture ramp feed issue.
Pretty amazing stuff here. I had a sccy cpx 2 that was badly rusted on the outside to the point the slide was stuck shut in the forward position. Fortunately the internals were still ok and after 2 days of soaking in a tub of wd40 and a shit ton of scrubbing with a wire brush I got it in working order again. But, like other posters have eluded to once a gun is in this shape, even if you get it in working condition again it could never be fully trusted to be a reliable carry weapon again. It could be designated as an emergency backup or range toy. That said I can field strip weapons for cleaning but I wouldn't want to try and totally break down any weapon into every little microcosmic piece like this, I just don't have that ability but it's cool that you do have it. The only thing I respectfully disagree with you on is when you said these guns are known for jamming. The 2 Taurus handguns I have had, a g2c which I sold to a friend, and fuller size G3 which I have now, with 2 small exceptions, didn't have that problem. The g2c ran perfect with everything except steel case tulammo, and the g3 had an issue with hp's a couple times. By that i mean when wracking the slide on a mag full of hp's the first round would hang up on the feed ramp but after that ran it fine. Then again it has less than 500 rounds through it and will probably smooth out with more rounds through it. I noticed the sandy gritty sound when you wracked the slide before firing this weapon so I think more scrubbing in the slide rails might just fox the jamming problem
Your skills are REMARKABLE. Ive replaced the trigger with keep on tinkering so im familiar with a little of what you did but cleaning it all- absolutely fantastic. THANKS.
I guess someone REALLY got miffed with that Taurus and chunked it. But maybe if it can last with that abuse, cleaning it will keep it ticking. I hope so, I have the G2c/G3c 9mm and 40s&w- and find them comfortable and reliable.
Very nice work, but I would like to add some notes: 1- The iron must be smooth on the inside and free of impurities. 2- A little oil should be applied to the areas where the iron rubs. This rifle will likely improve👍👍
De restauração o cara é um MESTRE!! agora para atirar precisa aprender e Muito!! cuidado pois vc não só pode como provavelmente se machucou segurando a arma desta forma, seu dedo polegar jamais deve ficar na reta de trabalho do ferrolho, vc levou sorte em n ter quebrado do dedão
I'm thinking the reason for the jams might have been because of the condition of the inside of the magazine housing and the follower. There was probably a lot of drag that was causing the follower to cause the rounds to nosedive and not properly ride up the feed ramp but get caught on it instead.
I concur with some comments about replacing the slide. The fact that it jams near every shot tells me a new slide and some quality lubricants and if it still jams, it than becomes only a plinker and never used for self defense...
Just a couple constructive safety tips as I enjoy your channel and want to see you continuing to make more. With the mag in the gun rotated it towards the camera, your head, a pistol in that condition could be prone to slam fire, and you don’t know if the slide release is going to hold with the slightest bump. Also, the Thumb cross Thumb is a good way to get your knuckles skinned and actually takes away from stability during shooting. Do Thumb over Thumb as if you’re pointing them towards the target.
@@saltysalt7339 taurus are cheap guns and easy to rust i seen a torture test done on one the guy left it in a pool for 7 days and it was rusted almost as bad as this a taurus slide is made of carbon steel some old guns are made of wrought iron and thicker to withstand harsh conditions Just like online it says the 1890's colt 1911 production was made of grade 4140 chromoly steel Looking that metal up you see excellent resistance to corrosion compared to other metals but can still rust just slower The M1 Carbine was made of standard steel, stainless steel,aluminum with a Parkerized finish The M1 Garand was made up of stainless steel gas tube and a CM steel barrel which is chromium-molybdenum steels which is very good against high heat and corrosion and can withstand a long time before rusting but still eventually will rust. It just comes down to the steel quality taurus is making a handgun for civilian use the WW2 guns was too give top quality to are military for combat purposes
I'm on my wife's phone and I have to say I enjoyed your video. I subscribed and liked. It's nice to see a good video when as a felon i can't anymore. I look forward to seeing your others.
não atire com as mãos assim, o polegar esquerdo não pode ficar atrás do ferrolho, vc pode se machucar, os polegares tem que ficar em paralelo um com o outro na lateral da pistola. parabéns pelo excelente trabalho de restauração 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷
I’ve never had a Taurus before, but this looks extremely similar to a glock internally. I almost wonder if that’s where the inspiration for this design came from
É uma arma fabricada no Brasil! A tauras se inspiram em outras fabricantes, como Beretta e a Glock. Mas é mais comum ver armas parecida com as Beretta!
I give u credit for the the fact u put this back together with all of them tiny parts. I got anxiety just from wondering if u would lose any of them small pieces lol
From what I’ve seen, it seems that you’re g2s is malfunctioning due to the amount of corrosion on the contact points causing a rough surface. Might want to add some light grease to it as well as some oil… if that doesn’t help then it’s just a range toy :)
Conhecendo as Taurus e seu problemas, não me surpreenderia que ela esteja melhor que uma zero de fábrica kkkk brincadeira a parte, excelente trabalho... mas fico em dúvida, o que foi feito com a arma para chegar nesse ponto de destruição? Foi descartada por bandido em algum rio?
Normalmente na maioria desses videos os objetos ou são antigos ou eles fazem chegar nesse estado pra depois restaurar, bom, não é todo dia que se encontra uma arma parecendo que foi pra 8 guerras kkkkkkl
Sei que é um pensamento idiota, mas não pude deixar de pensar “rapaz, aqui no brasil valeria a pena restaurar, mas se fosse nos eua, como é barato e não tem flavio dino, eu compraria logo uma nova!” De toda forma, excelente vídeo, gostoso de assistir!
Some guns I also noticed Taurus guns feed better with regular rounds. Rather than FMJ or Hollow points. Buy regular target .40 rounds or buy regular hollow points. NOT FMJ... I would google or ask your local gun dealer which ammo is best for your gun💯💯
@@TheCatalystOS Who exactly doesn't want to be around? Cucked and weak soy guys who think guns are bad? Great amount of info straight from out of your a**.
It's either a Taurus G2c or G3c. Have a g3c, and it's a damn good little pistol. Never had issues with it, and it's a very solid platform. Kinda like a mini-Glock; very reliable if you keep it clean and take care of it.
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I never realized how remarkably similar Taurus and Glock pistols are.
Nice video!!
Essentially identical guns on how they function mechanically because the Taurus is practically a Glock clone that doesn't look like a Glock. I have the G2C and they are built similarly and the assembly is the same. If you can fix a Glock you can fix a G series Taurus and visa/versa
Patent expired on some of glocks designed parts. Taurus jumped on that. The G3 series uses Glock sight cuts. So any full size Glock sight will work on a g3
Sempre achei parecidas com a Beretta!
True; honestly I rather have my g3 than my canik mc9! Reliable 100% I think is his grip what is causing this failures with the gun
since glcok 17 patent ran out, there was bazillion clones. CZ P10 is a clone to, in most way thats relevant.
Just like the CZ 75 it was a design to good not to copy.
Given the price point of these items, if you found it in that condition, there’s a good chance it shouldn’t be in your possession 😂
Amazing how many pieces there are. Love watching you do this work. Thanks for letting us watch you work.
I love how the polymer parts rust, so realistic!!
Being a Taurus owner of a G2 and PT111, I had to watch this one. All the work is very satisfying to watch. The skill to do it was very impressive. Great work from start to finish.
pt111 one of my favorite guns , probably cause it was the one i learned to shoot , but one day it just went fully automatic, nd i ended up selling it to a gunsmith for 100$ legal sale of course
I didn't see him oil any piece of that gun. Not one. The sound it makes while sliding is horrific. Just bare metal grinding against bare metal.
Not To be a hater but i had already looked up the owner of pt111 and g2 and they both have there own channel not only that but it's not you either. . .
@@Pixelated_World Not sure what you are saying or the reason for the comment.
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I wouldn’t say jamming is normal with those pistols. I couldn’t tell you how many thousands of rounds I’ve put through the various G pistols I’ve had and have yet to have an issue with any of them. Obviously any gun can have problem units but this era of Taurus is much more solid than not
Hardline 2A I agree. Jamming is not normal with the G series pistols. They just run and they are not picky about ammo either. Obviously the pitting and fitment was out of spec and alignment from the corrosion. The slide was in very poor condition just by its grittiness and we did not even see the condition of the rails both slide and frame rails probably both uneven and gritty. Those rails need to be smooth. Also the condition of the mag was awful so between the rails and the mag is where the problem was. We already know that the mag that feeds the gun is the weakest point on any autoloading gun.
@@rbm6184 indeed. I also didn’t see any lube put on the wear points. Still it was a cool video. Nice to see one of my favorite pistols. I carry a G3c these days
@@hardline2a I have the G2c 9mm. The one in the video was a G2s for slim single stack in .40 S&W.
@@rbm6184 I carried a G2c 9mm until the G3c came out. I’d still love carrying it honestly. I stopped counting rounds at 5k on that one.
From my research I read that these pistols will jam occasionally until you put a few hundred rounds through them but if that is not the case thank you for letting me know!
Lube up the metal rails where the slide rides the lower receiver, those pistols are very reliable if they have proper lubrication, nice video !
agreed, I have two of these, one had a crap trigger, the other is butter smooth and very accurate, runs all types of ammo. The one with the dud trigger wont run any steel casing, and doesnt like most ammos from winchester funny enough. That one needs jesus and some love
i was pleading for him to do that in my head lmao
@@itchynapkins right? like every time he put something back in the gun I was like "WHERES THE OIL?!?" I feel like he did it on purpose
Also the slide is extremely warped due to deterioration. Thats definitely gonna cause some irritation and rubbing in there.
lube up 🗿
Seeing how careful you are with this pistol impressed my son, he knows a lot about pistols, and the Taurus was his second favorite pistol.
2:30 careful attitude
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I had a Taurus .40 back in the 1990s I think it was. Don't remember model but it looked sort of like a 1911 Colt. And yep,it did jam occasionally. The local gun shop only had flat nosed ammo so I blamed that, lol. It was good fun to shoot right up until I sold it along with the plastic case and the two extra clips. I was a little suprised I got the lion's share of my money back after buying it all new and using it for a few years and thousands of rounds, $400+ if I remember right. I did take good care of it though. Looking back I wish I had gone wherever needed to get round nosed acp ammo to see if it jammed less, just never did, I went with easy/convenient... Aaaaanyhow, GOOD VIDEO man!! I liked!
Too bad about the big pits on the slide but hey you got the internal parts clean and its a painstaking job taking every part off especially those tiny short springs no fun at all. Great job you got it back in firing condition.
The ones I’ve cleaned never looked this terrible, most of the time I never have to go deep into the internals either. The amount of small pieces that go together amazes me of the craftsmanship that goes into these big or small devices, most of the time it’s a good scrub of the rail and barrel etc. This was an awesome restoration though
I know right
Nice job. Internals look really good, barrel as well. With it being a newer polymer pistol, I would have ordered a new slide and mag , however.
I don't think you can order the 40 slides for the g2s not on shoptaurus anyway they might be able to call but back then the slide barrel and frame was all serialized
@@thepistolguy859 also, it would be just cheaper to buy a brand new one anyways 🤣
especially the mag
@@thepistolguy859 Slides are easy to find!
@@GrazianoBF*anyway*
“anyways” it’s an actual word.
Amazing skills just shear perfection love your restoration work and to see you fire test at completion is true restoration perfection.
That’s the most thorough breakdown I’ve ever seen. Geez. Nice work!
Nice job I would’ve put the metal parts of the firing pin instead of that plastic orange one I have it in my G2 9 mm and it never jams at all it’s a nail driver shoots perfect every time, but nice video. Keep up the good work.
Fantástico, me amaarro nesses vídeos de restauração.. de armas ainda, sou fã ❤
isso é mais forjado que as forjas taurus.
é falso o video
@@pegaleve5388 prova
@@pegaleve5388não é, qnd são falsos d pra perceber fácil, esse aí realmente é verdadeiro , se não não teria ficado as marcas da ferrugem
É verdadeiro pois se vê quando ele atira, de tanto ferrugem o recuo não estava acionando bem
These videos are golden 🔥🔥🔥
I love ur videos man and ur the only RUclipsr that show us how to pull apart a taurus and put it all back together i love ur videos man 🎉🎉
I think this is a great video... you show people a whole lot more than just the process of restoring the rusted pistol, but also the process of completely taking it apart and putting it back together. A lot of new guys who are just getting into owning their own firearms wouldnt know the first thing about disassemly and reassembly. So this covers many different aspects.. from restoration and obviously cleaning the weapon to taking it apart and putting it back together. Im sure alot of newbies would appreciate this video since it does show alot. The only thing i feel it lacked was some audio explaining things to viewers. Other than that, i thought it was a good viddo showing this process... these pistols are pretty good and dont really jam up, ive persobslly never had a jamming issue with this weapon, but i would assume that maybe when he says jamming is normal for this, that hes referring to a restored rusted pistol.. i would expect it to jam here and there, especislly since it still doesnt look or seem like its at 100% with its parts.
Those pistols come with a breakdownsheet in their manuals. It's not usually that complicated. If one wants to own a deadly weapon, they must know how to break it down for cleaning. If the gun malfunctions, take it to a gunshmith or return it to the manufacturer for repairs. They are well prepared to do that.
This particular gun is now garbage. If you bet you life on a gun, a rusted and rotted one isn't for you. I wonder what the condition is of the inside of the barrel? This video is interesting and entertaining, but know what anyone should do to have a reliable weapon in top condition. This particular Taurus costs about $250 to $300, tops. Cheap life insurance for a new one and it won't blow up in you hand, possibly. This articular pistol would make a good paperweight once it is dissabled.
Yeah, it would be a good tutorial
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What is even better is how there was corrosion on the poly parts of the gun. Hahahahahahaha.
He corroded it in the first place
Can't believe you trusted that thing 🤣 I was waiting for rapid unscheduled disassembly
Congrats to your high abilities in restoration broken guns
Amazing how well the stainless barrel held up
ต้องเปลี่ยน spring ใหม่ครับสไลด์ถึงจะคืนตัวได้ดี
The amount of guns you find is suspicious
G3C is my carry gun. Easy to conceal and reliable
Waiting on my mines to come in the mail g3c what ammunition do you use I heard it's real reliable
I can tell this was your first time taking apart a Taurus lol I bet that was fun finding that spring
I am surprised it shot at all. I wouldn't count on it in an emergency situation but GREAT work on the cleanup and re-assembly!
А ещё было бы хорошо его смазать, прежде чем стрелять
You cant count on a new taurus in an emergency situation 😂😂
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@@michaelanderson9914stand in front of mines then since you're so sure of yourself...
the PT111 platform is one of the few Taurus guns that are actually GOOD. I had a G3C that I put over 2000 rounds through and it only malfuntioned once (failure to feed), and that was when I was still breaking it in
My carry is a cyan G2C, so I really dig this video. Mine is currently completely stripped though, so I can clean up a botched stippling job on the frame. The takedown lever was the hardest bit to get out on mine.
Have you ever shot your SCCY? I have owned four of them and I couldn’t get any of them to work reliably.
I cant actually believe how many bits there are to a small pistol! Incredible stuff
I love the video you presented in gun restoration,,I love pistol also.
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one of the reasons for this jamming is the thumb of the left hand being in a bad position, where it impedes the free movement of the weapon, note that when cycling it collides with the thumb, I am amazed that it did not get hurt
That, and the feeding ramp on these guns do have issues with certain hollow points tips. My G3C had a very rough feeding ramp from the box, polished it a bit and feeds almost all types of ammo, it does occasionally have issues with certain hollows though. More shots thru it needed. But his gun probably has a rough texture ramp feed issue.
@@blueberrysunnyd got cha! 👍
Came looking for this comment. Slide bite is nasty, so I’m always really surprised when I see people using a weird grip like that.
Pretty amazing stuff here. I had a sccy cpx 2 that was badly rusted on the outside to the point the slide was stuck shut in the forward position. Fortunately the internals were still ok and after 2 days of soaking in a tub of wd40 and a shit ton of scrubbing with a wire brush I got it in working order again. But, like other posters have eluded to once a gun is in this shape, even if you get it in working condition again it could never be fully trusted to be a reliable carry weapon again. It could be designated as an emergency backup or range toy. That said I can field strip weapons for cleaning but I wouldn't want to try and totally break down any weapon into every little microcosmic piece like this, I just don't have that ability but it's cool that you do have it. The only thing I respectfully disagree with you on is when you said these guns are known for jamming. The 2 Taurus handguns I have had, a g2c which I sold to a friend, and fuller size G3 which I have now, with 2 small exceptions, didn't have that problem. The g2c ran perfect with everything except steel case tulammo, and the g3 had an issue with hp's a couple times. By that i mean when wracking the slide on a mag full of hp's the first round would hang up on the feed ramp but after that ran it fine. Then again it has less than 500 rounds through it and will probably smooth out with more rounds through it. I noticed the sandy gritty sound when you wracked the slide before firing this weapon so I think more scrubbing in the slide rails might just fox the jamming problem
Taurus G2C what a nice gun 🔥
Im convinced these are the guns they find in the magnet fishing videos
*_Super-impressive, fascinating, satisfying, and just beautiful to watch. Great job!_*
Your skills are REMARKABLE. Ive replaced the trigger with keep on tinkering so im familiar with a little of what you did but cleaning it all- absolutely fantastic. THANKS.
I guess someone REALLY got miffed with that Taurus and chunked it. But maybe if it can last with that abuse, cleaning it will keep it ticking. I hope so, I have the G2c/G3c 9mm and 40s&w- and find them comfortable and reliable.
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Very nice work, but I would like to add some notes: 1- The iron must be smooth on the inside and free of impurities. 2- A little oil should be applied to the areas where the iron rubs. This rifle will likely improve👍👍
This is an amazing repair technique. Excuse me, but I'm at a level where I doubt whether they've been replaced.
De restauração o cara é um MESTRE!! agora para atirar precisa aprender e Muito!! cuidado pois vc não só pode como provavelmente se machucou segurando a arma desta forma, seu dedo polegar jamais deve ficar na reta de trabalho do ferrolho, vc levou sorte em n ter quebrado do dedão
😊 I love this guy is the best
professional asf
Incrivel muito bom.Parabens pelo trabalho.
I'm thinking the reason for the jams might have been because of the condition of the inside of the magazine housing and the follower. There was probably a lot of drag that was causing the follower to cause the rounds to nosedive and not properly ride up the feed ramp but get caught on it instead.
Looks like it was lost/damaged in an unfortunate boating accident.
That spring flying gave me flashbacks… 9 times out of 10 you’ll never find it again.
Great video, love it 👍❤
In this video: In case anyone thought this channel was not intentionally destroying items just to restore them...
I concur with some comments about replacing the slide. The fact that it jams near every shot tells me a new slide and some quality lubricants and if it still jams, it than becomes only a plinker and never used for self defense...
magazine and slide is needed also he didn’t oil anything
I noticed no oil as well. Probably why it jammed on every shot.
The fact that it jams near every shot tells me it's a perfectly restored Taurus.
I had several G2's, and currently have a G3, and a 1911 .45 never had one jam with the recommended ammo...
imagine how much patient this takes 💀💀💀
muito bom amigo, bela restauração, seria interessante fazer um video deixando ela em otimas condiçoes !
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Just a couple constructive safety tips as I enjoy your channel and want to see you continuing to make more.
With the mag in the gun rotated it towards the camera, your head, a pistol in that condition could be prone to slam fire, and you don’t know if the slide release is going to hold with the slightest bump.
Also, the Thumb cross Thumb is a good way to get your knuckles skinned and actually takes away from stability during shooting. Do Thumb over Thumb as if you’re pointing them towards the target.
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This guy has this much guns , no wonder why he never gets robbed
14:04 I love the fact that a piece inside the gun looks like a gun inside the gun. That being said, I love my Taurus G2C!
Ditto 💪🏾
The barrel looks pretty brand new for that pistol to accumulate that much corrosion in such a short time. 🤔
Different metals
Certain metals rust slower or don't rust at all, for example chrome is nearly completely rust proof.
The taurus g2c barrel is a Matte Stainless steel same for the recoil spring it's just painted black for a sleek look
I have seen remnants from ww2 that looked better, rusting for decades...I would bet this is just some magic to make it look old
@@saltysalt7339 taurus are cheap guns and easy to rust i seen a torture test done on one the guy left it in a pool for 7 days and it was rusted almost as bad as this a taurus slide is made of carbon steel some old guns are made of wrought iron and thicker to withstand harsh conditions
Just like online it says the 1890's colt 1911 production was made of grade 4140 chromoly steel
Looking that metal up you see excellent resistance to corrosion compared to other metals but can still rust just slower
The M1 Carbine was made of standard steel, stainless steel,aluminum with a Parkerized finish
The M1 Garand was made up of stainless steel gas tube and a CM steel barrel which is chromium-molybdenum steels which is very good against high heat and corrosion and can withstand a long time before rusting but still eventually will rust. It just comes down to the steel quality taurus is making a handgun for civilian use the WW2 guns was too give top quality to are military for combat purposes
I'm on my wife's phone and I have to say I enjoyed your video. I subscribed and liked. It's nice to see a good video when as a felon i can't anymore. I look forward to seeing your others.
Lube it up and it won’t jam as much. Great work
" GOSTEI BEM AUTÊNTICO NA RESTAURAÇÃO & MANUTENÇÃO.....🤠
Faltou uma lixadeira e um polimento.
É uma Taurus G2c. Tenho uma e é muito confiável.
@@GENTIANGAME é o que eu acho também.
@@Canal-do-Coiote também acho isso.
Talk about a distressed finish! Nice job
My friend your the best
Muito bom o video, e parece que a mola recuperadora está fraca e sem pressão
Característico desse modelo acontecer isso
Caramba 😮 , o cara restaurou uma G2C, como se fosse um brinquedo 🧸 meu irmão 😯 parabéns pelo trabalho !
Parabéns kkkkk arma ficou dando pane não entende de arma mesmo kkkkk
@@carlosnunes1707mostras as tuas restaurações aí bonzão
Muito legal o vídeo. Trabalhei na Taurus nos anos 80 numa divisão de eletrônica que existiu por pouco tempo.
Great job👍🏼
Recommend a ultrasonic cleaner.
Przepiękne jest ten pistolet odrestaurowany pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍
ej polak, nie spodziewałem śie że my lubimy takie filmiki
@@Bread_Art"śie" 💀
@@IFreakingLovePancakesFellas przepraszam, telefon po śiostrze!
@@Bread_Art 💀
@@IFreakingLovePancakesFellas hey no sorka, ale ona szkoły nie ukończyła
I love how you use what ever you have laying around as a punch, flat head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, ice pick, 2x4 😆
If only you could get a cost friendly armorers tool set from Brownells….oh wait!
Fantastic job
não atire com as mãos assim, o polegar esquerdo não pode ficar atrás do ferrolho, vc pode se machucar, os polegares tem que ficar em paralelo um com o outro na lateral da pistola.
parabéns pelo excelente trabalho de restauração 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷
Belo trabalho, parabéns.
I’ve never had a Taurus before, but this looks extremely similar to a glock internally. I almost wonder if that’s where the inspiration for this design came from
It is
It is called a "clone" but downgraded
É uma arma fabricada no Brasil!
A tauras se inspiram em outras fabricantes, como Beretta e a Glock.
Mas é mais comum ver armas parecida com as Beretta!
Complete knock off clone
The only things that look similar are the striker assembly and striker plunger. Everything else is way different
I give u credit for the the fact u put this back together with all of them tiny parts. I got anxiety just from wondering if u would lose any of them small pieces lol
bro the barel was bent
This gun always jammed on me when I put hollows in it but fmj flowed through it flawlessly
Uma g2c já está nesse estado?! Mas o importante foi que deu tudo certo! Parabéns!
Olá amigo, mas é monofilar, aqui no BR não foi lançada, nos EUA foi bem antes, enquanto aqui tinha a milenium e 24/7.
Don't wrap your left thumb over the side of your right hand when shooting, it may be fine for shooting revolvers, but is very no-no for autos.
That’s exactly what I was thinking. He almost caught his thumb with that slide multiple times 😂
Your mom cleaning your pistol:
I like how you wear rhe blue gloves while shooting too!
Muito bom 👍
From what I’ve seen, it seems that you’re g2s is malfunctioning due to the amount of corrosion on the contact points causing a rough surface. Might want to add some light grease to it as well as some oil… if that doesn’t help then it’s just a range toy :)
Yea i thought it looked pretty dry when it was put back together.
raw doggin metal on metal it seemed lol@@paulrodriguez5958
did you hear the scraping when he racked the slide? horrendous
One of the best videos on the entire platform, regardless of subject matter. Outstanding.
that fire pin spring looked brand new
here begins the asmr 21:28
Good thing about this gun is you can buy a brand new one for only $250.💯😎👍
In Brazil they cost around 1.25k USD....😢😢
@@silviofilho5431 how much is that in American dollars?
@@featherhinesley3635 USD 1.2500. The Brazilian Real is about 5x1.
I love my g3 so this makes me sad😂good job cleaning thou
OMG! That is so satisfying!! OMG!
Conhecendo as Taurus e seu problemas, não me surpreenderia que ela esteja melhor que uma zero de fábrica kkkk brincadeira a parte, excelente trabalho... mas fico em dúvida, o que foi feito com a arma para chegar nesse ponto de destruição? Foi descartada por bandido em algum rio?
Normalmente na maioria desses videos os objetos ou são antigos ou eles fazem chegar nesse estado pra depois restaurar, bom, não é todo dia que se encontra uma arma parecendo que foi pra 8 guerras kkkkkkl
Sei que é um pensamento idiota, mas não pude deixar de pensar “rapaz, aqui no brasil valeria a pena restaurar, mas se fosse nos eua, como é barato e não tem flavio dino, eu compraria logo uma nova!”
De toda forma, excelente vídeo, gostoso de assistir!
You didn't restore it you just cleaned it.
Yeah thats what he said by “Restoring”
@@The_soviet1991fr
Same thing
Some guns I also noticed Taurus guns feed better with regular rounds. Rather than FMJ or Hollow points. Buy regular target .40 rounds or buy regular hollow points. NOT FMJ... I would google or ask your local gun dealer which ammo is best for your gun💯💯
The video was 🔥🔥but where was the gun oil 😭😭😭😭
It’s not normal lol had mines for 5 years no jams
Only thing a Taurus is good for is a doorstop. That's why someone threw it into a river
oh please lmao its a sub $300 sub compact that holds 12+1 and runs through rounds without jamming when maintained properly.
No es tan así. Tauriua Es una buena pistola y muy fiable mejor que la sigsaguer p320
Taurus = cheap ass "I'm broke" guns with no quality whatsoever. They're so good that even their home country (Brazil) doesn't like them....
@@deloreandmc88 and this is how you spot one of those gun gatekeeping weirdos nobody wants to be around.
@@TheCatalystOS Who exactly doesn't want to be around? Cucked and weak soy guys who think guns are bad? Great amount of info straight from out of your a**.
remember switching to your secondary weapon is always faster than restoring the first one
Great job
I think it was jamming because they didn't lube ANYTHING after putting it back together..
I actually did lubricate everything in the gun off camera!👍
Well done
“they” 💀💀💀💀💀
Restoring a peace of sh... like a Taurus? Only when there is really nothing else left to do.
😂 Nice shot
I run the Taurus g3c for a practice pistol. I’ve put 400ish rounds through it and have never had a jam. Absolutely not normal.
It's either a Taurus G2c or G3c. Have a g3c, and it's a damn good little pistol. Never had issues with it, and it's a very solid platform. Kinda like a mini-Glock; very reliable if you keep it clean and take care of it.
The gun was purposely rusted to make youtube money.
i'd say likely not for this one, just due to the corrosion to the metal would take a long time. it is also a generally common handgun.
Who cares, all the title said was restoring broken pistol. He did didn’t he who cares how it got broken. this man can really fix a gun.
And? He's making the money and I learned how to take down a Taurus without having one. Win win
I was entertained 😊
An ole school gun sand with character in it from the rust would be dope!!!
SO AMAZING !!!!!!
Good job that better then I can do and I have been doing that stuff for years until I was like 15 or older