F.I.E. Titan .25 ACP Micro Semi-Auto Pistol, Blued, 2.5 in Barrel, 6+1, GT27-Pattern
This F.I.E. Titan is a Tanfoglio GT27-pattern pocket pistol chambered in .25 ACP, imported by Firearms Import Export Corp of Miami. It features a compact 2.5-inch barrel, a 6+1 capacity, and micro dimensions suited to deep concealment. Markings include the slide legend '< TITAN > CAL. 25' and the F.I.E.
CORP – MIAMI, FLA. import stamp. F.I.E. distribution ended with the company’s bankruptcy in 1990, situating this example within a defined import era.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Fair - Generally clean, some residue or smudges, slight corrosion.
Bore Fouling: Mild Fouling - Light buildup of fouling or dirt.
Bore Rifling: Fair Rifling - Worn rifling, slight loss of definition.
Specific Condition Notes: The pistol shows noticeable handling and finish wear on exterior surfaces. The bore exhibits light fouling consistent with prior firing.
What’s Included
- F.I.E. Titan .25 ACP pistol
- 1x 6-round steel single-stack magazine (Titan/GT27 pattern) with oval witness window and flat floorplate
Built on the GT27 pattern, the Titan uses a simple blowback, single-action-only mechanism with an external spur hammer. A manual thumb safety provides the primary on-gun safety control, and a heel-type magazine release supports its pocket-pistol design heritage.
Dimensionally, this is a true micro-format pistol with an approximately 2.5-inch barrel and an overall length of about 4.7 inches. Capacity is 6+1 rounds of .25 ACP. Sighting is straightforward with a fixed integral front blade and a fixed rear notch.
The slide is blued with vertical rear serrations and an exposed ejection port. Black checkered synthetic grip panels provide a secure hold while keeping weight and bulk to a minimum. The included single-stack magazine features an oval witness window and a flat floorplate.
Markings include the slide legend '< TITAN > CAL. 25' and the import stamp 'F.I.E. CORP – MIAMI, FLA.' These identifiers, along with the known end of F.I.E. distribution in 1990, help place this pistol in its U.S. import context.