New Taurus ‘Spectrum’ available in favorite flavors

The white-framed Taurus Spectrum. (Photo: Daniel Terrill)

The white-framed Taurus Spectrum. (Photo: Daniel Terrill)

Taurus USA introduced the Spectrum — a .380-caliber pistol available in dozens of color combinations — at SHOT Show this year in Las Vegas.

Company reps told Guns.com the new concealed carry pistol features over-molded, soft-touch material in the both the slide and grip for positive traction. Brand new, the gun comes with two magazines: a six-round, and a seven-round extended mag with a pinky grip.

The tiny handgun operates with a double-action striker system and a wide-faced trigger. Built into the side of the frame is a lock that when turned allows the user to pull off the slide without pulling the tigger.

The take-down lock looks like it fits a flathead screwdriver. (Photo: Daniel Terrill)

The Spectrum’s take-down lock looks like it fits a flathead screwdriver. (Photo: Daniel Terrill)

At the booth, interested patrons could play around with a tablet to pair dozens of color combinations, changing colors for the grip, frame and slide.

The Taurus Spectrum pistol — designed and made in the U.S. — retails for $305.

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