Firearms from Brazil

The Taurus Model 85 is a compact five-shot snub-nose revolver chambered in .38 Special, introduced in 1981 as one of Taurus's most successful handgun designs. It features a steel or lightweight alloy frame, a 51 mm barrel, and a traditional double-action trigger mechanism. The Model 85 is widely used for concealed carry and backup duty due to its small size, reliability, and affordable price. It has been produced in numerous variants including stainless steel, blued, ultralight, and hammerless versions. The Model 85 has become one of the best-selling concealed carry revolvers in the world.

The Taurus G3 is a striker-fired, polymer-framed pistol aimed at the affordable self-defense market. It improves upon the previous G2C line with a full-size grip and higher capacity.

The Taurus Judge is a unique revolver chambered to fire both .410 bore shotgun shells and .45 Colt rounds, ideal for close-range defense.

The Taurus G2C is a compact polymer-framed semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, introduced in 2016 as an evolution of the PT111 Millennium G2. It features a 12-round magazine capacity, a 3.2-inch barrel, and a striker-fired action. The G2C has a unique manual safety that also acts as a decocker for the striker, a loaded chamber indicator, and an adjustable rear sight. Its lightweight polymer frame with textured grip panels provides good ergonomics at a very competitive price point. The G2C has become one of Taurus's best-selling pistols and a popular choice for budget-conscious concealed carriers.

The Taurus GX4 is a micro-compact striker-fired pistol designed for concealed carry with a competitive feature set and price.

The Taurus PT92 is a Brazilian-made double-action/single-action semi-automatic pistol based on the original Beretta 92 design, manufactured under license from Beretta using factory machinery purchased directly from the Italian company in the 1970s. Unlike the Beretta 92, the PT92 features an ambidextrous frame-mounted safety that functions as both a decocker and a true safety, rather than the slide-mounted safety/decocker of the Italian original. This frame-mounted safety placement is preferred by many shooters for its ergonomics. The PT92 is available in multiple finishes including blued steel, stainless, and two-tone, with the PT99 variant adding adjustable sights. It maintains full compatibility with Beretta 92 magazines and accessories.

The Taurus PT111 Millennium is a compact polymer-framed semi-automatic pistol in 9x19mm. It was Taurus's first entry into the subcompact concealed carry market. The PT111 features a double-stack 12-round magazine and a DAO trigger mechanism. It was produced in two generations with the G2 version offering significant improvements. The PT111 helped establish Taurus as a major player in the American handgun market.

The Taurus Raging Bull is a large-frame double-action revolver introduced in 1997, chambered in powerful calibers including .44 Magnum, .454 Casull, and .500 S&W Magnum. It features Taurus's distinctive ported ribbed barrel design with a full-length underlug, a five-shot cylinder, and an integral compensator system. The revolver has a cushioned rubber grip designed to manage heavy recoil and a red-dot sight-compatible top strap. The Raging Bull line is designed primarily for hunting handgun applications. It is known for its robust construction and affordable price compared to competing large-frame revolvers.

The Taurus 692 is a versatile 7-shot revolver that can switch between .357 Magnum and 9x19mm with a simple cylinder change. It features Taurus's distinctive ported barrel design with a ventilated rib and adjustable rear sight. The revolver has a 76 mm barrel with a full underlug and rubberized grip. It uses a transfer bar safety system and a single-action/double-action trigger. The 692 is built on the medium-large Tracker frame.

The Taurus 856 is a six-shot revolver chambered in .38 Special. It features a stainless steel construction with a 2 inch barrel. The 856 is a modern update of the classic Taurus 85 with an additional round capacity. It uses Taurus's Security System internal lock. The revolver is designed for concealed carry and personal defense with a manageable size and weight.

The Taurus Model 608 is a large-frame revolver chambered in .357 Magnum with an eight-round cylinder capacity. It is built on Taurus's heavy-duty frame and features a full underlug barrel. The 608 can also fire .38 Special cartridges. It is available with barrel lengths of 4, 5, and 6.5 inches. The revolver features a ventilated rib and adjustable rear sight. It is designed for hunting, target shooting, and personal defense.

The Taurus Model 92 is a semi-automatic pistol that is a licensed variant of the Beretta 92 design. Taurus acquired the machinery and tooling from Beretta to produce the pistol in Brazil. The Model 92 features an open-top slide design, a frame-mounted safety, and a 15-round double-stack magazine. It fires the 9x19mm Parabellum cartridge and uses a delayed blowback locking system. The model 92 differs from the Beretta 92 in having a frame-mounted safety instead of a slide-mounted one.

The Taurus TX22 is a polymer-framed .22 Long Rifle semi-automatic pistol introduced in 2019 as Taurus's entry into the rimfire training and plinking market. It features a 16-round magazine capacity, which is exceptionally high for a .22 pistol, and a full-size frame similar to a duty pistol for realistic training. The TX22 uses a unique locking system that improves reliability with standard-velocity ammunition. Its competition variant includes a ported barrel and adjustable trigger. The TX22 has become one of the most popular .22 pistols on the market for its combination of capacity, reliability, and affordability.

The Taurus Model 689 is a double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured by Taurus of Brazil. It is built on a medium frame similar in size to the Smith & Wesson K-frame. The Model 689 features a full underlug barrel, a shrouded ejector rod, and adjustable target sights. It was offered with barrel lengths of 4, 6, and 8.375 inches. The revolver uses Taurus's patented Taurus Security System, a key-operated internal lock. The Model 689 was popular with both law enforcement officers and civilian shooters. It is known for its rugged construction and affordable price.

The Taurus Model 605 is a compact five-shot revolver manufactured by Taurus International. It is chambered in .357 Magnum and designed for concealed carry and personal defense. The 605 features a steel frame and a 2-inch barrel for easy concealment.

The Taurus Model 817 is a double-action revolver manufactured by Taurus International in Brazil. It is chambered in .38 Special and features a 7-round cylinder capacity, offering one extra round over traditional six-shot revolvers. The Model 817 is built on a medium frame with a stainless steel or blued finish. It has a fixed front sight and adjustable rear sight. The revolver is designed for personal defense and police use.

The Taurus PT1911 is a semi-automatic pistol based on the classic 1911 platform, manufactured by Taurus in Brazil. It was introduced as an affordable, feature-rich alternative to premium 1911 pistols. The PT1911 comes standard with many upgrades that are typically aftermarket additions, such as a skeletonized trigger and hammer, extended beavertail grip safety, and an ambidextrous thumb safety. It is chambered in .45 ACP with an 8-round magazine capacity. The pistol features a forged carbon steel frame and slide with a parkerized finish. It has been offered in numerous variants including stainless steel and tactical models.

A compact and affordable lever-action rifle based on the classic Winchester 1892 design.

A unique revolving carbine based on the Taurus Judge revolver, capable of firing both .410 bore shotshells and .45 Colt cartridges.

An affordable side-by-side break-action shotgun. The Coach Gun is popular for home defense and sport shooting.

The Dickinson 1887 is a modern lever-action shotgun reproduction manufactured in Brazil, chambered in 12 gauge. It features a heat-treated steel receiver and an American walnut stock. The design follows the classic John Browning 1887 lever-action pattern with updated materials.