Taurus PT51 .25 ACP Micro Semi-Auto Pistol, SAO, Blued, 2.36 in Barrel, 6+1, Made in Brazil
This Brazilian-made Taurus PT51 is a micro-size .25 ACP, single-action-only pistol with classic pocket-gun styling and practical features. It has a blued slide with polished flats and a matte top, fixed sights, smooth hardwood grips, and a 2.36 inch barrel. Notable details include frame-mounted manual safety, an exposed spur hammer, a lanyard-style hole at the rear of the frame tang, and slide markings reading "TAURUS - PT51 - Cal. 6.35 mm."
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The pistol shows various cosmetic imperfections, including scratches, blemishes, and areas of finish loss.
What's Included
- 1x 6-round single-stack steel magazine with witness holes
- Black leather holster with snap retention strap and external cartridge loops
The PT51 delivers a compact .25 ACP platform with a 2.36 inch barrel and a 6+1 capacity, using a single-stack magazine with witness holes. Its micro dimensions pair with an all-metal build and smooth hardwood grips for a traditional pocket-pistol profile.
Operation is single-action only with an exposed spur hammer and a frame-mounted manual safety. These straightforward controls give the PT51 a familiar manual of arms in a very small format.
The slide is blued with polished flats and a matte top to reduce glare, and it features rear-only vertical serrations. It features fixed sights with a front blade and rear notch that keep the sight picture simple and snag-resistant.
Origin and markings are clear: the pistol is made in Brazil with "MADE IN BRAZIL" proofing and a slide marked "TAURUS - PT51 - Cal. 6.35 mm." A lanyard-style hole is located at the rear of the frame tang. Historically, the PT51 traces to Taurus’s acquisition of Beretta’s Brazilian plant and reflects design cues from earlier Beretta pocket pistols.