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Taurus and Strike Industries sat down and actually engineered something together here, not just slapped a logo on a collaboration. The GX4 Strike Bravo starts with the well-regarded GX4 Carry platform and drops the slide and fire control unit into a purpose-built Strike Industries chassis with a modular grip system designed from the ground up to accept the FSA Single Stabilizer. The result is a compact 9mm that behaves more like a short PDW when you need it to, without inflating the size when you don't.
The TORO (Taurus Optic Ready Option) slide is cut to accept most popular micro red dots, and the 3.7-inch barrel ships with 1/2×28 threading ready for suppressors or compensators right out of the box. A thread protector is included. The reversible charging handle mounted to the rear of the slide is a smart addition here, since optics and the chassis rear section can make traditional slide racking more awkward. The handle installs with a single screw and flips for left- or right-handed use. Underneath the dust cover sits a full MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail for a weapon light or laser, and the chassis rear section has its own Picatinny section for the stabilizer along with QD sling swivel spigots on both sides.
The trigger is a flat-face serrated design with a trigger safety and a clean break that has caught a lot of people off guard in a good way for a factory Taurus. Additional safeties include a striker block and a visual loaded chamber indicator. The slide wears a gas nitride finish over alloy steel, the barrel gets a satin black DLC coating, and sights are a fixed white dot up front with a drift-adjustable rear.
In real-world range testing, the Strike Bravo ran suppressed and compensated through 200 rounds without hiccups, with recoil staying flat and follow-up shots noticeably tighter compared to running a bare GX4. The chassis also keeps full compatibility with standard GX4 magazines, barrels, and basepads, so existing GX4 owners aren't starting from scratch on accessories. This version ships without the FSA brace installed, so it comes in at a leaner price point and is also a great platform if you already have a rear Picatinny brace you prefer.
No, this specific model (MPN: 1-GX4CRP941-SI) ships without the Strike Industries FSA Single Stabilizer. The chassis has a rear Picatinny rail section built in, so you can attach the FSA brace or any compatible rear-rail stabilizer separately. Taurus does offer a version that comes factory-equipped with the FSA brace if you want that all-in-one package.
The TORO system is cut to accept most popular micro red dot optics and uses adapter plates to fit a wide range of footprints. That said, the footprint is sized for smaller micro optics like the Holosun K footprint, so larger optics may require confirming compatibility before purchasing. Mounting your red dot is straightforward with no milling required.
Yes, the 3.7-inch barrel is threaded 1/2×28 TPI and ships with a thread protector installed. That's the standard thread pattern for 9mm suppressors and compensators, so mounting your can or muzzle device is plug-and-play. Range testing confirmed it cycles reliably suppressed without malfunctions.
Yes, the Strike Bravo maintains full compatibility with standard GX4 Carry magazines, basepads, and barrels. If you already own GX4 mags or aftermarket accessories, they'll work here without modification. That's a genuine advantage for anyone already invested in the GX4 platform.
The charging handle mounts to the rear of the slide and can be swapped from left to right by loosening a single screw. Because the Strike Bravo chassis has a tall rear section, the traditional method of racking the slide can be awkward, especially with an optic mounted. The charging handle solves that problem cleanly and makes manipulation much faster regardless of which hand you prefer.
Without the brace attached, the Strike Bravo sits at 9.62 inches overall and is more compact than the full braced configuration. Most folks treat this as a range gun, truck gun, or backpack gun rather than a daily waistband carry piece. The chassis design adds some bulk compared to a bare GX4, but that same chassis is what gives you the modular brace mount, QD sling swivels, and extended accessory rail.
| UPC | 725327943907 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1-GX4CRP941-SI |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | Pistol |
| Barrel Length | 3.7" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 15 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Number of Magazines | 2 15 rd. |
| Package Height | 2.8 |
| Package Width | 8.9 |
| Product Type | Semi-Auto Pistol |
| Safety | Trigger Safety |
| Shipping Weight | 3.05 |
| Sights | Adjustable Sights |
| Sights Type | Adjustable Sights |
| Slide Description | Optic Ready/Serrated |
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