PSA sale - worth it?

[OKRuss]

https://palmettostatearmory.com/taurus-g2c-9mm-pistol-black-1-g2c931-12.html
Wanting to get some input from those more knowledgeable on the Taurus G2C in 9mm. PSA has retail at $349 but marked down to $219 and there's a $25 mail in rebate. $194 + tax + FFL seems like a good deal. Academy has them regular price at $279 + tax but no mention of a rebate.

Been looking at the Taurus TX22 in .22 lr but may consider this instead and keep around our property loaded with varmint shot/loads.

Appreciate any input good or bad.

 

[Mr E]

Familiar with the G2C myself, never had an issue with it. Despite how much people knock Taurus, seems they got their act together from that model on.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

I have one of each of those, and have put maybe 400-500 rds through each of them since purchase, and have been very pleased.

 

[HarryBear]

I always have supported PSA, they are a good company and mean good for the people.

 

[turkeyrun]

1. D-i-L carries one. Never a problem with it.

2. Good price. D-i-L paid $189, 3 years ago

3. Dumping them before Pedo Joe bans those 9mm death weapons.

 

[Bocephus123]

seem to have very good pricing.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

Seems like a pretty solid deal for a 9mm Lung Expeller.

There are newer generations of that gun, but they'll be more expensive.

 

[RockHopper]

I've recommended the G2 many times since back in the day when it was still called the Millennium Pro. Triggers are pretty spongy, but they've been around long enough for plenty of after market parts on the market to make improvements, and it seems like their QC has improved as well.

 

[OKRuss]

Thank you all very much!! It's the price that has me interested. Plus, it's gotta have a better trigger than my old PT92.

 

[scott024]

The triggers definitely have more than a lot to be desired, but most carry guns have heavy/spongy triggers so the carrier doesn't shoot themself. If price is a constraint, then this is a great option in that price range. I bought 2 a few years ago to use as "leave in the vehicle" firearms. I have sold both because the triggers were just too heavy.