Taurus has just brought back the Model 58, a lightweight .380 ACP pistol with a 15-round capacity.
.380 ACP has been experiencing a bit of a renaissance recently, and Taurus has responded by bringing back the once-discontinued Model 58. Featuring some minor modernizations and improvements, the compact .380 carry-sized pistol now boasts a larger magazine capacity, an aluminum frame and an ambidextrous safety/decocker that allows for cocked and locked carry.
The Taurus 58 features a 4-inch barrel, a DA/SA trigger and a 15-round magazine (two are included). Because the Model 58 is essentially a scaled-down version of the Taurus 92, the 58 will accept aftermarket Model 92 grips. This also means that despite being a relatively svelte and compact pistol, you still get a full-size grip to help shoot it. Other features include its drift adjustable rear sight (front sight is fixed) and choice between a black or stainless steel finish.
Taurus said this about the new pistol:
The Taurus 58 brings together smart design, modern materials, and high capacity to offer an ideal option for EDC (Everyday Carry) and range use alike. This new addition to the Taurus lineup reflects the company’s ongoing dedication to innovation, safety, and delivering firearms tailored to real-world needs.
MSRP for the Taurus 58 is $605 regardless of finish color and they’re available now.
For more information visit taurususa.com.
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