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Taurus G3C has a special function

Big concern I have is that removing the safety voids the warranty and trashes the resell value. To me, buying a handgun that has a decocker might be a better option. Less chance of screwing up.
Popular Handguns with a Decocker
Manufacturer & ModelDecocker Type / Operation
Beretta 92FS / 92G / 80XFrame or slide-mounted lever (Type G is decocker-only; Type F integrates safety and decocker)
Beretta PX4 Storm (Type G)Slide-mounted decocker lever that springs back to the fire position
CZ 75 P-01 / CZ P-07 / CZ P-09Frame-mounted decocker (the P-07/P-09 Omega system also allows user-swapping to a manual safety)
Heckler & Koch (HK P30 / HK45 / USP)Rear-mounted decocker button (V3 variants) or combo safety/decocker lever
SIG Sauer P220 / P226 / P229 / P228Frame-mounted decocker lever on the left side with no manual safety
Walther P99Button decocker located at the top of the slide (striker-fired with DA/SA-like function)
 
If it ain’t broke…..don’t fix it…..
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Shibadog said:
I’d recommend NOT doing this. If you want a DA, buy a darn DA. You screw around with the factory safeties on any firearm for serious work you’re asking for problems imho
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The Canik TP9DA and the Walther P99 (AS Model) ,MENTIONED ABOVE, have a flush mounted top release button for a double action striker, so, it's not a bad idea to Load your G3C up this way.

And if you're referring to the safety ? I appreciate the concerns,
But, Taurus makes a Pro model type of the G3C, they manufacture a standard G3C variant without a manual thumb safety (often referred to or sold as the G3C non-manual safety model or the G3C SR.
So grinding down the safety lever in the off position appears to be essentially the same out-come.
 

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Glenn61 said:
The Canik TP9DA and the Walther P99 (AS Model) ,MENTIONED ABOVE, have a flush mounted top release button for a double action striker, so, it's not a bad idea to Load your G3C up this way.

And if you're referring to the safety ? I appreciate the concerns,
But, Taurus makes a Pro model type of the G3C, they manufacture a standard G3C variant without a manual thumb safety (often referred to or sold as the G3C non-manual safety model or the G3C SR.
So grinding down the safety lever in the off position appears to be essentially the same out-come.
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BS...with capital...BS.......

go ahead and get involved in some wort of shooting incident...

let us know if the DA's office doesn't find a way to nail you for removing the safety.

further.......a dumb way to carry without using a holster, as the video says....

dumbazzery BS if i ever heard of it....
 
Old_Me said:
BS...with capital...BS.......

go ahead and get involved in some wort of shooting incident...

let us know if the DA's office doesn't find a way to nail you for removing the safety.

further.......a dumb way to carry without using a holster, as the video says....

dumbazzery BS if i ever heard of it....
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OK, O.M. I understand that you disagree. Thanks for your in-put, (‿*‿)
 
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