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TAURUS CURVE - The world's first and only curved firearm engineered to fit the unique contours of your body, Taurus Curve is one ultra-comfortable, ultra-reliable personal defense handgun. The Taurus Curve, the world's first and only curved firearm. Engineered to fit the unique contours of your body with no visible printing, the Curve is easily one of the most groundbreaking firearms ever conceived. An extreme departure from your typical compact .380, you'll find the Curve takes form and function to an entirely unprecedented level. With its patented, snag-free design, the Curve boasts the industry's first-ever light and laser built right into the frame.  Exceptionally accurate and extremely lightweight at just 10.2 ounces, the Curve is one ultra-comfortable, ultra-reliable personal defense handgun.

TAURUS CURVE - The world's first and only curved firearm engineered to fit the unique contours of your body, Taurus Curve is one ultra-comfortable, ultra-reliable personal defense handgun. The Taurus Curve, the world's first and only curved firearm. Engineered to fit the unique contours of your body with no visible printing, the Curve is easily one of the most groundbreaking firearms ever conceived. An extreme departure from your typical compact .380, you'll find the Curve takes form and function to an entirely unprecedented level. With its patented, snag-free design, the Curve boasts the industry's first-ever light and laser built right into the frame. Exceptionally accurate and extremely lightweight at just 10.2 ounces, the Curve is one ultra-comfortable, ultra-reliable personal defense handgun.

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