
The Taurus GX4 Carry is a compact 9mm striker-fired pistol designed for concealed carry and everyday personal protection. Its polymer frame combines an ergonomic grip with two interchangeable backstraps, while the flat-face serrated trigger provides a consistent contact surface for improved control. The pistol includes a MIL-STD-1913 accessory rail, reversible magazine release, magazine and grip cuts for easier magazine stripping, and a visual loaded chamber indicator. Fixed white-dot front and adjustable white-dot rear sights support fast target acquisition. The standard configuration uses a 3.06-inch barrel and accepts a 15-round magazine.
Key features
- Compact 9mm design suited to concealed carry
- 15+1 capacity with two magazines included
- Striker-fired action with integrated trigger safety
- Flat-face serrated trigger promotes consistent trigger control
- Two interchangeable backstraps help tailor grip fit and comfort
- MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail supports compatible accessories
The Taurus GX4 Carry combines practical carry dimensions, adaptable ergonomics, and useful controls in a capable 9mm pistol.
Taurus GX4 Carry 9mm FDE/Tan Pistol: quick facts
- What caliber is the Taurus GX4 Carry 9mm FDE/Tan Pistol?
- It is chambered in 9mm.
- How many rounds does it hold?
- 15+1 rounds; magazines included: 2.
- How big and heavy is it?
- Barrel length 3.06 inches, overall length 6.2 inches, weight 21.51 ounces.
- What kind of action does it use?
- Semi-Automatic.
- Is it optic ready or threaded?
- Optic ready: No; threaded barrel: No.
- What sights and finish does it have?
- Sights: Standard Sights; finish: FDE/Tan.
- Is it new or used?
- New, in the original packaging.
- Can I buy it in Iowa?
- Yes. It ships to a licensed FFL dealer in Iowa; you pick it up there after the background check. Handguns ship to the Iowa dealer you pick at checkout, where you complete Form 4473 and the background check before pickup.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, at $320.84. Orders leave within 1-2 business days; shipping is free over $999.







