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Taurus GX4XL

Taurus GX4XL

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$250.00
  • Capacity
  • Flat-faced trigger
  • Price
  • Full-length slide rails
  • Trigger pull

Editor’s Note: The Taurus GX4XL builds on the standard GX4 micro-compact by adding length to the slide, providing a longer sight radius and increased velocity. Features include a DLC-coated barrel, flat-faced trigger, 11 or 13-round (extended) capacity, and a 3.7-inch barrel. At only one inch wide, the GX4XL combines capacity, accuracy, reliability, and concealability to make for a great EDC pistol.

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Product Details

Caliber
9mm Luger
Action
Semi-Auto
Width
1.08in
Height
4.4in
Weight
20.0 oz
Barrel Length
3.71in
Overall Length
6.4in
Finish
Black
Magazine Capacity
11 and 13-round mag included
Magazine Included
Yes
Magazine Type
Removable
Muzzle
Non-Threaded
Stock Material
Polymer

Features

Capacity
Flat-faced trigger
Price
Full-length slide rails
Trigger pull

By The Numbers

Accuracy
The gun is more than accurate enough for its intended purpose, self-defense.
Reliability
The gun fired and functioned every time it was supposed to.
Customization
Most items for the plain GX4 will work with the larger XL, but you might want to check holsters: I only saw one for the XL.
Ergonomics
The re-design of the grip and inclusion of an extra backstrap helps fit the gun to your hand.
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FINAL VERDICT

"If you are in the market for a 10-round-plus capacity carry 9mm, give this Taurus a hard look. For under $400, you get a well-built pistol that uses full-length guide rails, an improved trigger, Glock-interchangeable sights, and a decent capacity of 11/13 rounds. That’s not to mention the optics options you have in the red dot arena. You might want to give one a try. Taurus is truly a different company now, and the GX4XL is proof of that." - Mike Hardesty