Brazilian gun manufacturer Taurus sees its planned US production facility as a strategic move to mitigate the impact of tariffs on its operations. Currently, 85% of the 7,000 weapons it produces are subject to these tariffs, affecting profitability and competitiveness in a crucial market.
The facility’s establishment is integral to Taurus’s strategy for adapting to market demands while maintaining supply chain efficiency. As one of the world’s leading gunmakers specializing in handguns and small arms, Taurus aims to bolster its presence in the US, catering to both private consumers and security forces with a more direct production approach.
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