Taurus GX4 XL T.O.R.O. 9mm Two-Tone, 13 Rounds

The Taurus GX4 XL T.O.R.O. 9mm Two-Tone, 13 Rounds is a micro-compact, striker-fired pistol designed for concealed carry. This model offers a 13-round capacity in 9MM LUGER (9x19 PARA) and features a two-tone finish. It weighs 1.25 Lbs, placing it in the less than 2.0 LBS. weight range.

GX4 XL T.O.R.O. Features

This GX4 XL model is built with a 3.7" barrel. It includes 3 Dot sights and an Rmsc optic mount, allowing for the addition of compatible red dot sights. The GX4 family of pistols, including this model, is built around a stainless chassis and features a flat-face trigger. The T.O.R.O. designation indicates it is optics-ready.

The GX4 line is designed for all-day concealed carry, offering more rounds in a compact package. This specific configuration provides a 13-round capacity, which is a common capacity for the GX4 XL 9mm versions.

Understanding GX4 XL Variations

Taurus offers several versions within the GX4 XL line. This Two-Tone T.O.R.O. model with a 13-round capacity is one option among them. Other versions available include the Taurus GX4XL T.O.R.O. 9mm Matte Stainless, which comes in both 10-round and 13-round capacities. There are also GX4XL T.O.R.O. Riton Sight models, some of which are available with a 10-round capacity and a Matte Stainless finish.

The GX4XL 9mm Matte Stainless, 10 Rounds, and the GX4XL 9mm, 13 Rounds, represent non-T.O.R.O. versions within the same barrel length and caliber. The primary differences across these models often involve finish, optic readiness (T.O.R.O.), and magazine capacity.

Buying a Firearm Online

When purchasing a firearm like the Taurus GX4 XL T.O.R.O. 9mm Two-Tone online, it is shipped to a Federal Firearm License (FFL) dealer of your choice. You will complete the transfer paperwork and background check at your selected FFL dealer. Be aware of your state and local laws regarding firearm ownership and magazine capacity before placing an order. This model has a 13-round capacity, so confirm it complies with regulations in your area.