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Taurus GX2 "Gold Glitter" 9mm Luger Handgun, 13rd Magazines (2), 3.38" Barrel, Black Frame with Custom Slide

Name: Taurus GX2 "Gold Glitter" 9mm Luger Handgun, 13rd Magazines (2), 3.38" Barrel, Black Frame with Custom Slide
Brand: Taurus
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$294.99

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Brand: Taurus
Color: Black
Caliber: 9mm
Capacity: 13
Category: Firearms
Action Type: Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type: Handgun
Barrel Length: 3.38in
UPC: 757106323938
MPN: 1GX2931GGMODGG

Overview

The Taurus GX2 is a compact, semi-automatic 9mm Luger handgun featuring a 3.38-inch stainless steel, non-threaded barrel, an alloy steel slide with a custom "Gold Glitter" finish, and a black polymer frame equipped with an accessory rail. It offers a 13-round capacity, a single-action only (SAO) trigger mechanism with a trigger safety, a fixed white-dot front sight, and a drift-adjustable rear sight. Two magazines are included.

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