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Taurus Model 94 Tracker 9 shot 22 LR Revolver.
From Taurus website:
The ultra-compact 94 and 941 give you your choice of either .22 LR with a nine-round cylinder or the .22 Magnum with an eight round cylinder. We'll repeat that, 8 or 9 shots. This impressive innovation has become a favorite of shooters, writers and editors everywhere, as both the 94 and 941 feature single/double action triggers, adjustable sights and an extended ejector rod for faster reloading. Consider one for your nightstand, tackle box, or for endless plinking in the summer. 2-inch Ultra-Lite® models are also available.
Taurus Security System (TSS)rs: Taurus family of semi-auto pistols all feature the Taurus Security System, which provides instant-ready defense with built-in ability to secure your pistol and make it inoperable at the turn of a key. When the Security System is engaged, the pistol cannot be fired or cocked and the gun's manual safety cannot be disengaged. As with our revolver Security System, the device is part of the firearm and cannot be lost, and the same special Security Key works for both the revolver and pistol Systems (two keys come with most guns). To engage: simply insert the Key into the button on the rear or side of the pistol and rotate one-quarter turn clockwise. This engages the Security System. The manual safety cannot be moved and the trigger cannot be pulled. To disengage: simply rotate the key one-quarter turn back. This releases the Security System, yet leaves the pistol's manual safety in the "safe" position until you are ready to release it yourself and fire the gun.
Transfer Bar: The transfer bar mechanism prevents the hammer from striking the firing pin unless the trigger is pulled fully to the rear.
Model: 94SS4
Finish: Stainless Steel
Status: Discontinued
Caliber: .22 S/L/L.R
Grips: Rubber
UPC: 7-25327-20125-0
Capacity: 9
Weight: 25 oz
Rate of Twist: 1:15"
Barrel Length: 4"
Height: 4.98"
Frame: Small
Width: 1.346"
Action: DA/SA
Front Sight: Fixed
Length: 8-3/4"
Grooves: 6
Safety: Transfer Bar
Trigger Type: Smooth
Order #: 2-940049
MSRP: $486.00
Rear Sight: Adjustable
Grooves Turn: Right
Forjas Taurus is a manufacturing conglomerate based in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Founded as a tool and die manufacturer, the company now consists of divisions focusing on firearms, metals manufacturing, plastics, body armor, helmets, and civil construction.
Taurus produced its first revolver, the Model 38101SO, in 1941. Beginning in 1968, it exported revolvers to the U.S. market through a series of importers.
In 1971, the Bangor Punta Corporation, then the parent company of Smith & Wesson, purchased 54 percent of Forjas Taurus, allowing the two firearms manufacturers to easily share information regarding design and manufacturing. In 1977, Taurus was purchased from Bangor Punta by its current owners, and its ties to Smith & Wesson were severed.
In 1980, after Italian arms manufacturer Beretta had completed its contracts to produce firearms for Brazil's military, Taurus purchased Beretta's São Paulo manufacturing plant along with the tooling, technical drawings, and work force necessary to produce several different pistol designs.
In order to more effectively tap the U.S. market, the company created a subsidiary, Taurus International Manufacturing Incorporated, also known as Taurus USA, in 1984.
In 1997 Forjas Taurus purchased the rights & equipment to manufacture Rossi brand revolvers. They currently manufacture three .38 Special models and four .357 Magnum models under the Rossi name, manufactured in São Leopoldo, Brazil.
The current product line includes steel-frame pistols, polymer-frame pistols, revolvers, and law enforcement weapons submachine guns and rifles, the latter intended for the domestic Brazilian market. The company manufactures and sells its firearms for generally less than other manufacturers due to low labor costs, as well as having the facilities available to build virtually
Taurus was originally known for manufacturing revolvers similar in design to those offered by Smith & Wesson. The company moved away from this realm by offering larger framed models such as the Raging Bull (.454 Casull) and Raging Hornet (.22 Hornet) revolvers as well as the Judge 5-shot revolvers (.410 bore and .45 Colt).
One of Taurus' semiautomatic handguns has been its PT92, a model similar to Beretta's 92 line, but with the addition of ambidextrous frame safety,
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Taurus Model 94 Tracker 9 shot 22 LR Revolver.
From Taurus website:
The ultra-compact 94 and 941 give you your choice of either .22 LR with a nine-round cylinder or the .22 Magnum with an eight round cylinder. We'll repeat that, 8 or 9 shots. This impressive innovation has become a favorite of shooters, writers and editors everywhere, as both the 94 and 941 feature single/double action triggers, adjustable sights and an extended ejector rod for faster reloading. Consider one for your nightstand, tackle box, or for endless plinking in the summer. 2-inch Ultra-Lite® models are also available.
Taurus Security System (TSS)rs: Taurus family of semi-auto pistols all feature the Taurus Security System, which provides instant-ready defense with built-in ability to secure your pistol and make it inoperable at the turn of a key. When the Security System is engaged, the pistol cannot be fired or cocked and the gun's manual safety cannot be disengaged. As with our revolver Security System, the device is part of the firearm and cannot be lost, and the same special Security Key works for both the revolver and pistol Systems (two keys come with most guns). To engage: simply insert the Key into the button on the rear or side of the pistol and rotate one-quarter turn clockwise. This engages the Security System. The manual safety cannot be moved and the trigger cannot be pulled. To disengage: simply rotate the key one-quarter turn back. This releases the Security System, yet leaves the pistol's manual safety in the "safe" position until you are ready to release it yourself and fire the gun.
Transfer Bar: The transfer bar mechanism prevents the hammer from striking the firing pin unless the trigger is pulled fully to the rear.
Model: 94SS4
Finish: Stainless Steel
Status: Discontinued
Caliber: .22 S/L/L.R
Grips: Rubber
UPC: 7-25327-20125-0
Capacity: 9
Weight: 25 oz
Rate of Twist: 1:15"
Barrel Length: 4"
Height: 4.98"
Frame: Small
Width: 1.346"
Action: DA/SA
Front Sight: Fixed
Length: 8-3/4"
Grooves: 6
Safety: Transfer Bar
Trigger Type: Smooth
Order #: 2-940049
MSRP: $486.00
Rear Sight: Adjustable
Grooves Turn: Right
Forjas Taurus is a manufacturing conglomerate based in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Founded as a tool and die manufacturer, the company now consists of divisions focusing on firearms, metals manufacturing, plastics, body armor, helmets, and civil construction.
Taurus produced its first revolver, the Model 38101SO, in 1941. Beginning in 1968, it exported revolvers to the U.S. market through a series of importers.
In 1971, the Bangor Punta Corporation, then the parent company of Smith & Wesson, purchased 54 percent of Forjas Taurus, allowing the two firearms manufacturers to easily share information regarding design and manufacturing. In 1977, Taurus was purchased from Bangor Punta by its current owners, and its ties to Smith & Wesson were severed.
In 1980, after Italian arms manufacturer Beretta had completed its contracts to produce firearms for Brazil's military, Taurus purchased Beretta's São Paulo manufacturing plant along with the tooling, technical drawings, and work force necessary to produce several different pistol designs.
In order to more effectively tap the U.S. market, the company created a subsidiary, Taurus International Manufacturing Incorporated, also known as Taurus USA, in 1984.
In 1997 Forjas Taurus purchased the rights & equipment to manufacture Rossi brand revolvers. They currently manufacture three .38 Special models and four .357 Magnum models under the Rossi name, manufactured in São Leopoldo, Brazil.
The current product line includes steel-frame pistols, polymer-frame pistols, revolvers, and law enforcement weapons submachine guns and rifles, the latter intended for the domestic Brazilian market. The company manufactures and sells its firearms for generally less than other manufacturers due to low labor costs, as well as having the facilities available to build virtually
Taurus was originally known for manufacturing revolvers similar in design to those offered by Smith & Wesson. The company moved away from this realm by offering larger framed models such as the Raging Bull (.454 Casull) and Raging Hornet (.22 Hornet) revolvers as well as the Judge 5-shot revolvers (.410 bore and .45 Colt).
One of Taurus' semiautomatic handguns has been its PT92, a model similar to Beretta's 92 line, but with the addition of ambidextrous frame safety,
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