Taurus PT-92 | 9mm | 5″ Stainless | 192015917

The Taurus PT-92 is a full-size, double-action/single-action 9mm pistol built on an alloy frame with a stainless finish and a 5.00″ barrel. It is presented here as a service-sized handgun that many shooters favor for range work and competition where a larger sight radius and full-size ergonomics are desirable. A compact red-dot such as a Holosun HS507C (well under $1,000) is a suitable optic choice for shooters who want faster sight acquisition without moving to a larger, heavier sighting system.

Typical real-world uses: range/practice shooting and pistol competition. The PT-92’s full-size frame and 5″ barrel make it better suited for those applications than for deep concealment.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer and model are listed as Taurus PT-92 (ATF Model PT92 AF-D).
• The manufacturer part number is 192015917.
• The UPC is 725327600534.
• The cartridge is listed as 9mm Luger.
• The barrel measures 5.00 inches.
• The action type is described as DA/SA (double-action/single-action).
• The frame material is listed as alloy.
• The finish is specified as stainless steel.
• The slide is described as stainless steel.
• The grips are described as checkered rubber in several sources; see notes for conflicting information.
• The pistol includes 2 magazines, each listed as 17 rounds.
• The weight is listed as 34 oz.
• The overall length is given as 8.50 inches in some sources; see notes for a discrepant value.
• The front sight is listed as fixed; sources differ on the rear sight—see notes for details.

The PT-92 presents a classic full-size profile with a stainless exterior and features that appeal to shooters who prioritize a long sight radius and robust ergonomics. Its alloy frame keeps weight moderate for the platform while the 5″ barrel supports consistent sighting and accuracy at the range. With two included 17-round magazines and a three-position manual safety/decocker arrangement on some configurations, the PT-92 is positioned as a user-friendly option for extended range sessions and competitive stages.

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