Taurus G3C Magazine

Features

• Durable Construction: High-strength steel body with a polymer base plate.
• Anti-Tilt Follower: Ensures smooth feeding of ammunition.
• Spring Mechanism: High-tensile steel spring for consistent performance.
• Easy Maintenance: Simple disassembly for cleaning and upkeep.
• Additional Grip: Extended magazines provide extra grip for larger hands.

Specifications

• Finish: Corrosion-resistant black oxide or nickel coating.
• Caliber: 9mm Luger, 40S&W.
• Capacity: 10, 12, 15 and 20 round options.
• Weight: Lightweight for easy carry (varies by capacity).
• Dimensions: Flush or extended design, depending on the capacity.
• Compatibility: Designed for Taurus G3C and compatible with other G3 series models.

Standard Capacity

These are the magazines that typically come with the G3C when you purchase it. They hold 12 rounds of 9mm ammunition.

Extended Capacity

These are aftermarket magazines that hold more rounds than the standard capacity magazines. They are available in various capacities, such as 15 rounds, 17 rounds and 20 rounds.

Taurus

Taurus also offers their own brand of magazines for the G3C. These magazines are typically the same as the ones that come with the gun when you purchase it.

ProMag

ProMag is a well-known brand for aftermarket magazines, and they offer a variety of options for the Taurus G3C, including standard and extended capacity magazines.

Taurus G3C

Designed specifically for the G3C compact pistol. As the intended firearm, the Taurus G3C is a compact handgun that uses these magazines natively without any modifications.

Taurus G2c

Fully compatible, as the G3C magazines share the same design and dimensions. The G2c, a predecessor of the G3C, shares similar magazine designs, making G3C magazines interchangeable.

Taurus G3

Standard Taurus G3 magazines are larger, but the G3C magazines can fit and function in the G3 with proper seating. The full-sized Taurus G3 can use G3C magazines, although they will sit shorter in the grip. For optimal grip, magazine sleeves or spacers are often used when pairing compact magazines with full-sized frames.

Taurus PT111 G2

Many Taurus G3C magazines are backward compatible with the PT111 G2 series. The PT111 G2, another predecessor to the G3C, also supports compatibility with G3C magazines since the G2 series and G3 series share similar dimensions and designs.

The standard caliber is 9mm Luger (9x19mm) compatible with Taurus G3C magazines, providing reliable performance for self-defense, target shooting, and concealed carry.

The Taurus G3C is available in both 9mm Luger and .40 S&W. Each variant uses magazines designed for its specific caliber. Therefore, .40 S&W G3C magazines are intended only for .40 S&W ammunition.

With 9mm Ammo Standard Capacities

• 10 Rounds: Compact size for concealed carry and capacity-restricted areas.
• 12 Rounds: Balanced option for everyday carry with increased ammunition.
• 15 Rounds: Extended capacity for more rounds and improved grip.

With .40 S&W

• 10-round magazine: Standard for the .40 S&W variant of the Taurus G3C. Due to the slightly larger cartridge size, capacities are lower than for 9mm.

Cost Range: Starting from $24.99

Average Rating With Seller: 93 Reviews

Pros

• Increases magazine capacity for more rounds between reloads.
• Improves grip and control with its extended design.
• Durable construction ensures long-lasting performance.
• Compatible specifically with Taurus G3C for a perfect fit.
• Great for self-defense or range shooting with added capacity.

Cons

• Limited to Taurus G3C, not compatible with other models.

Cost Range: Starting from $26.99

Average Rating With Seller: 126 Reviews

Pros

• High Capacity: The 32-round capacity significantly increases your ammunition supply, reducing the need for frequent reloading.
• Enhanced Durability: Built with high-quality materials like steel and polymer for long-lasting performance.
• Compatible with Multiple Models: Fits Taurus G2, G3, and PT 111, offering versatility for users with these pistols.

Cons

• Increased Weight: The extended magazine adds significant weight to the firearm, which may affect balance and handling.

Cost Range: Starting from $79.99

Average Rating With Seller: 130 Reviews

Pros

• Massive Capacity: The 50-round capacity offers an extended shooting experience, ideal for high-volume shooting or reducing reload frequency.
• Reduced Reloading: With 50 rounds, you spend more time shooting and less time reloading, enhancing efficiency during training or competitive events.
• Improved Grip: The drum design often allows for better handling and control, especially for those with larger hands.

Cons

• Bulk and Size:The 50-round drum makes the firearm bulkier, making it less practical for concealed carry or everyday use.