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The video explores the design and potential release of the Taurus TS9 pistol, influenced by Wilhelm Bubitz, known for the BB Tech BB6. The TS9 boasts typical polymer pistol features and has demonstrated reliability in tests, although it has yet to be released in the US possibly due to Taurus' G3 line. Questions arise about the unique design elements of the TS9, like the bubitz browning combo action, and whether bias against Bubitz designs impacts their adoption in the US. The audience is encouraged to share opinions and engage with the content.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the influence of Wilhelm Bubitz on the design of the Taurus TS9, a pistol that has seen success in Brazil but is yet to be released in the United States. The TS9 features various design elements typical of polymer, striker-fired pistols such as ambi magazine release, textured grip, and interchangeable backstraps. Interestingly, the TS9 appears to be a close clone of the BB Tech BB6 9mm pistol designed by Bubitz, with similarities in features like the firing pin block and safety lock. The speaker highlights the positive reputation of the TS9, including undergoing successful 20,000-round torture tests without malfunctions.
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In this part of the video, it is discussed that the Taurus TS9 pistol may not have been released in the US due to the introduction of the G3 line by Taurus. The speaker questions whether unique design features of the TS9, such as the bubitz browning combo action, will gain popularity. The TS9 has been tested by the Philippine National Police and shown to be reliable. The speaker invites opinions on whether bias against bubitz designs is limiting their adoption in the US. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the content by commenting, liking, sharing, and subscribing.