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The Taurus 92 has a backstory most pistols can't touch. When Taurus bought Beretta's factory in Sao Paulo back in 1980, they got the tooling, the plans, and the trained workforce that built the legendary 92 design. Then they spent the next four decades refining it their own way. This version pairs a matte black finish with gold accents and wood grips, giving a proven service pistol a look that stands out in any safe. Underneath the style is the same drop-hammer-forged, ordnance-grade alloy frame that has earned this platform its reputation for going the distance.
Here's the feature longtime 92 owners point to first: the three-position, frame-mounted ambidextrous safety. Unlike a slide-mounted lever, this one lets you carry cocked and locked in single action, run it hammer down for a double-action first pull, or use the decock function to safely drop the hammer on a loaded chamber. It works the same from either side, so lefties get equal treatment. Pair that with the DA/SA trigger and a firing pin block, and you have a pistol that adapts to how you like to run it instead of forcing one style on you.
The 5-inch barrel gives you a generous sight radius over the fixed three-dot sights, and at roughly 34 ounces, this full-size 9mm soaks up recoil so follow-up shots stay flat and quick. The open-top slide with rear serrations makes press checks and racking easy, and the Picatinny rail up front handles a light or laser without fuss. Owners consistently praise how soft this platform shoots and how well it groups, which makes it a natural for range days, home defense duty, or just being the pistol you never get tired of shooting.
Each magazine holds 17 rounds, and Taurus includes two of them, so you spend more time shooting and less time loading. Between the classic lines, the gold trim, and the wood grips, this is one of those pistols that performs like a workhorse but photographs like a showpiece.
They share the same roots but they are not identical. Taurus bought Beretta's Brazilian factory in 1980, complete with the tooling and plans, and has been evolving the design ever since. The biggest difference is the frame-mounted safety, which adds a cocked and locked carry option the standard Beretta 92FS doesn't offer. Beretta magazines generally are not a drop-in fit, so stick with Taurus 92 mags.
Yes, and that is one of its best features. The three-position frame-mounted safety lets you carry hammer back with the safety on, just like a 1911. It also works as a decocker, safely lowering the hammer so you can start with a double-action trigger pull if you prefer. Both levers are ambidextrous.
They are gold-colored accents, not solid gold plating, applied to contrast against the matte black frame and slide. Combined with the wood grips, it gives the pistol a classic two-tone look without changing anything about how it functions. It shoots exactly like the standard black model.
It checks all the right boxes. You get 17+1 rounds of 9mm, a Picatinny rail for a weapon light, and around 34 ounces of full-size heft that keeps recoil soft and follow-up shots quick. The DA/SA trigger and decocker also give you flexible options for how you stage it. Its size makes it better suited to nightstand and range duty than deep concealment.
| UPC | 725327942566 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1-920151GLD-HW1 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 17 + 1 |
| Safety | Decocker/Firing Pin/Manual |
| Slide Description | Serrated |
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