GE / ED.0720 · Available · New modular high-velocity pistol platform
Taurus USA
TXM 5.7×28mm
Taurus's exact catalog now identifies a 4.5-inch, two-10-round configuration (SKU 1-TXM5741-10, UPC 725327944409) and a five-inch threaded, two-23-round configuration (SKU 1-TXM5751-TH, UPC 725327944416), both at $507.99 MSRP. The official pages document the steel slide, RMSc-pattern T.O.R.O. optics cut and caliber-convertible upper architecture. American Rifleman's linked written platform review covers both TXM calibers but not every retail configuration or long-term durability.

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5.7X28MM 62Gr Subsonic FMJ
5.7×28mm · 62 gr · 50 roundsOpen record ↗
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American Rifleman
TX Maxed: The Taurus TXM in 5.7x28 mm and .22 WMR
Configuration-matched written coverage of the exact TXM platform in both calibers. Exact retail SKUs and UPCs are now verified from Taurus; the review remains a platform test rather than a long-term endurance test of every retail configuration.Link checked November 11, 2026Watch or read ↗Collector research summary
What is the Taurus USA TXM 5.7×28mm?
The TXM 5.7×28mm is cataloged by Gun Editions as a new modular high-velocity pistol platform from Taurus USA, chambered in 5.7×28mm. Its recorded status is available, its original price is $508 family MSRP, its production run is standard production · quantity not limited or published, and its documented sell-through is not publicly documented.


