O41 / Taurus PT92 9mm (2)15+1

O41 / Taurus PT92 9mm (2)15+1

$20.00

Check out the Taurus PT92 9mm (2)15+1 in this Webinar. THIS PURCHASE IS TO VIEW A PRODUCT REVIEW WEBINAR, NOT TO PURCHASE THE ACTUAL ITEM IN THE REVIEW. After all seats are filled and participants have had the chance to view the exclusive video, a random participant will win a door prize from the webinar review! Only those who purchase a seat will have access to the review and you may increase your chances for the door prize by purchasing multiple seats. It is the responsibility of the customer to know and be in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws related to selling, transferring, possessing, transporting, or using a firearm, magazine, and ammunition in the locality in which the customer resides. All raffle winners must pickup within 30 days. No Refunds or Exchanges. 

The Taurus 92 pistol was created to improve on the Beretta design. The specially-designed drop hammer-forged ordnance-grade alloy frame is an innovative and reliable that’s built to last and won’t crack or allow the slide to come off and a three-position frame-mounted ambidextrous safety allows for a classic SA “cocked-and-locked” mode and also functions as a DA decocking lever. The Taurus 92 features a loaded chamber indicator, the Taurus Security System, a Picatinny rail and fixed 3-Dot sights. Includes two magazines to match that of the Glock 17. Like the Beretta, the Taurus PT92 utilizes the open-slide design where the upper portion of the slide is cut away exposing much of the barrel itself. The model has also undergone many revisions in design since it was originally produced in the early 1980s. Despite that, the PT92 still retains many of the design elements from the original Beretta 92, such as the shape of the trigger. More recently (as of 2005), Taurus has begun manufacturing the PT92 with a thicker trigger guard hook and built-in accessory rails on the frame, a feature found on the newer Beretta M9A1, a military upgrade of the Beretta 92 from which the PT92 is derived.

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Check out the Taurus PT92 9mm (2)15+1 in this Webinar. THIS PURCHASE IS TO VIEW A PRODUCT REVIEW WEBINAR, NOT TO PURCHASE THE ACTUAL ITEM IN THE REVIEW. After all seats are filled and participants have had the chance to view the exclusive video, a random participant will win a door prize from the webinar review! Only those who purchase a seat will have access to the review and you may increase your chances for the door prize by purchasing multiple seats. It is the responsibility of the customer to know and be in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws related to selling, transferring, possessing, transporting, or using a firearm, magazine, and ammunition in the locality in which the customer resides. All raffle winners must pickup within 30 days. No Refunds or Exchanges. 

The Taurus 92 pistol was created to improve on the Beretta design. The specially-designed drop hammer-forged ordnance-grade alloy frame is an innovative and reliable that's built to last and won't crack or allow the slide to come off and a three-position frame-mounted ambidextrous safety allows for a classic SA "cocked-and-locked" mode and also functions as a DA decocking lever. The Taurus 92 features a loaded chamber indicator, the Taurus Security System, a Picatinny rail and fixed 3-Dot sights. Includes two magazines to match that of the Glock 17. Like the Beretta, the Taurus PT92 utilizes the open-slide design where the upper portion of the slide is cut away exposing much of the barrel itself. The model has also undergone many revisions in design since it was originally produced in the early 1980s. Despite that, the PT92 still retains many of the design elements from the original Beretta 92, such as the shape of the trigger. More recently (as of 2005), Taurus has begun manufacturing the PT92 with a thicker trigger guard hook and built-in accessory rails on the frame, a feature found on the newer Beretta M9A1, a military upgrade of the Beretta 92 from which the PT92 is derived.

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