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Taurus RPC — New 9mm PDW With Ambi Features

David LuttrellBy David LuttrellJuly 1, 20264 Mins Read
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Taurus RPC — New 9mm PDW With Ambi Features

The pistol caliber carbine and PDW market has become one of the hottest segments in the firearms industry, and now Taurus is officially throwing its hat into the ring. The company has announced the all-new Taurus RPC, its first dedicated 9mm PDW platform, combining compact dimensions, ambidextrous controls, and modular features into a package built to NATO standards.

Designed to deliver reliability without sacrificing affordability, the RPC aims to give shooters a lightweight, adaptable firearm whether it’s destined for the range, home defense, or professional use.

Taurus RPC: Compact, Capable & Built for Modern Shooters

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The Taurus RPC combines familiar ergonomics with modern features that today’s shooters expect. Its aluminum receiver helps keep weight down while maintaining duty-grade durability, making it easy to maneuver without feeling fragile.

Every major control is fully ambidextrous, including the bolt release, bolt lock, and magazine release. The non-reciprocating charging handle is also reversible, allowing users to configure the gun to fit their preferred shooting style instead of forcing them to adapt.

Ready for Optics, Lights & Suppressors

Modularity was clearly a priority during development.

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A full-length Picatinny rail stretches across the top of the receiver, providing ample space for optics, backup sights, and other accessories. The M-LOK handguard offers additional mounting locations for lights, lasers, grips, or barricade stops.

Out front, the RPC ships with a 4.5-inch threaded barrel ready for suppressors or muzzle devices. Taurus also incorporated a quick-change barrel system, opening the door for future caliber or barrel-length options as the platform evolves.

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At the rear, buyers can choose between two factory configurations:

  • RPC Standard featuring a rear Picatinny end plate for customization.
  • RPC with Strike Industries Folding Stabilizing Brace, providing additional stability while maintaining a compact footprint.

Familiar Controls: AR-Inspired Features

The RPC also borrows several features that AR shooters will immediately appreciate.

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A crisp, single-stage flat-faced trigger comes standard, while the soft rubber overmolded grip is compatible with AR-15 grip geometry, making aftermarket customization easy. Three integrated quick-detach sling attachment points allow shooters to configure slings for multiple carry options.

The platform feeds from proprietary 32-round 9mm magazines, giving users plenty of onboard capacity without dramatically increasing the firearm’s overall size.

Taurus Expands Into a New Category

According to Taurus President and CEO Bret Vorhees, the RPC represents a significant milestone for the company.

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“The RPC marks an important step for Taurus as we expand into a new category. It’s a platform built to be reliable, easy to use, and adaptable, while staying true to the value our customers expect.”

With manufacturers continuing to push innovation in the pistol caliber carbine space, the Taurus RPC enters a crowded field that includes some stiff competition. Still, its combination of ambidextrous controls, modular design, threaded barrel, and value-focused pricing philosophy could make it an attractive option for shooters looking for a compact defensive platform without emptying their wallets.

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Final Thoughts

Taurus has spent the last several years expanding beyond its traditional handgun lineup, and the RPC signals another bold move into one of the industry’s fastest-growing categories. Compact, modular, suppressor-ready, and built with modern ergonomics, the new PDW checks many of the boxes enthusiasts have come to expect.

Now comes the fun part: getting one on the range to see whether the Taurus RPC can punch above its weight or at least keep the steel ringing as fast as you can burn through 32 rounds.

Specifications: Taurus RPC

  • Caliber: 9mm
  • Magazine Capacity: 32 rounds
  • Barrel: 4.5-inch threaded
  • Construction: Aluminum receiver
  • Full-length Picatinny top rail
  • Rear vertical Picatinny rail
  • M-LOK handguard
  • Fully ambidextrous controls
  • Reversible non-reciprocating charging handle
  • Single-stage flat-face trigger
  • AR-15 compatible overmolded rubber grip
  • Three integrated QD sling attachment points
  • Quick-change barrel system
  • Available with or without Strike Industries folding stabilizing brace

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