T.O.R.O. stands for Taurus Optic Ready Option: the gun is made ready for a red dot at the factory. On the pistols the slide is cut for one, and our 856 and 605 T.O.R.O. listings come with an optic mount. This page lists every listing we carry that is titled T.O.R.O., optics ready or optic cut, across the lines. Listings in stock right now: 33.Every Taurus pistol and revolver we carry titled T.O.R.O. or optics ready.
Prices from $223.99 to $602.32, as of Nov 13, 2026.
All T.O.R.O. guns
33 in stock. Sold out listings stay up, after the ones you can buy today.
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T.O.R.O. by line
Our listings show T.O.R.O. versions of the GX4 (GX4, GX4 XL and GX4 Carry), the G3 and G3 Tactical, the G3C, the GX2 and the TX22, and of the Judge, 856, 605 and 327 revolvers. Each line's page has an optic ready filter above its grid.
Our 856 and 605 T.O.R.O. listings say the revolver comes with an optic mount. On the pistols, check the title or the maker's page for the red dot footprint the slide takes before you buy an optic.
Buying a handgun online
Magazines, holsters and most parts ship to your door where your state allows. Check state restrictions before you order, and read how buying a gun online works. Firearms can go on layaway, and financing shows at checkout when the order qualifies.
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Taurus T.O.R.O. FAQ
What does T.O.R.O. mean on a Taurus?
Taurus Optic Ready Option. On a pistol the slide is cut at the factory so a red dot can be mounted, and our 856 and 605 T.O.R.O. listings come with an optic mount.
Which Taurus guns come in T.O.R.O. versions?
In our listings: the GX4, GX4 XL, GX4 Carry, G3, G3 Tactical, G3C, GX2 and TX22 pistols and the Judge, Judge Magnum, 856, 605 and 327 revolvers.
Do you have Taurus T.O.R.O. guns in stock?
The in-stock count as of Nov 13, 2026 is 33, and the caliber filter above the grid sorts them. Stock changes daily, and the ones that sell out stay listed after the ones you can buy.
Do you ship Taurus guns to my house?
No. A firearm bought online ships to a licensed dealer (FFL) you pick at checkout, and you fill out the transfer paperwork there. Magazines, holsters and most parts ship to your door where your state allows.




