Taurus TaurusTX 22

Taurus prints "SAO"; the directory records that verbatim in `system` and normalizes it to the sao trigger action. Ignition is left unset: the page's safety row lists a striker block, which is an ignition fact on a different axis, but Taurus never states the ignition itself and reasoning across axes is not transcription. Note the pistol is striker-operated (its own safety row lists a striker block) yet Taurus classifies the action as single-action only; the directory follows the published label rather than reasoning from the mechanism, as it does for Glock's size-class conflicts. Sourced from the plain product URL, which the Glock unlabeled-page test treats as the primary listing; the specifics recorded here are those of item 1-TX22141O, whose frame finish is OD Green. Other finishes and the 10-round configurations are separate listings under the base-model rule, as is the TaurusTX 22 Competition — that variant's January 2021 announcement was checked and explicitly "builds on the original TaurusTX 22", so it is not this model's launch. No Taurus launch announcement for the base TX22 was found in the live post sitemap, which does not reach back to its introduction, so year introduced is unrecorded, following the G42, G43 and G44 precedent. CORRECTED 2026-08-13: THIS RECORD PREVIOUSLY SAID TAURUS PUBLISHES NO SIZE CLASS, AND THAT WAS A PARSER GAP REPORTED AS A FACT ABOUT THE MANUFACTURER. Taurus publishes a "Frame Size" specification row on this page reading "Full", and on every other Taurus page checked; `extract_taurus_specs.py` had never printed it. Its single label-and-value regex scanned the page non-overlapping, so the "Tech Specs" section heading matched, was discarded for having a long prose value, and consumed the Frame Size row immediately after it — filtering a match's output is not the same as bounding the scan. The extractor now bounds each value to the window before the next label, and re-running it against this page reproduced all sixteen values already recorded here unchanged while surfacing four more: the item number, Special Features, a clean Frame Material, and Frame Size. So `frameSize` is now full-size and the maker's one-word "Full" is kept in manufacturerSizeLabel. The lesson is the Springfield whitelist one exactly: a parser's output describes the parser as much as the page, and "the manufacturer publishes nothing" is the one conclusion it is least safe to draw from silence. Taurus publishes imperial only, so every metric value is converted and flagged. Weight is published as "17.30 Oz. (Unloaded)", which does not say whether a magazine is fitted, so it is recorded under weightUnloaded with that qualifier; overall height carries a basis note for the same reason. The warranty is model-specific rather than assumed: the TX22 is named explicitly in Taurus's list ("Taurus G2c, G2s, TH series, Taurus TX22, 1911 Commander..."), not merely present in the page's navigation. REFINED 2026-08-13 while recording the GX4 and G3c, neither of which appears in that list: it is a list of models MIGRATED from a one-year warranty, not the warranty's scope. The operative text below it warrants "the enclosed Taurus firearm" and states it is the only warranty Taurus extends covering that firearm, so the document scopes by class and being named in the list is not what makes a model covered — the Walther PPK reading. Nothing about this record changes; the reasoning behind it was narrower than the document. Taurus also publishes a 1:16 twist rate, an aluminium slide, an alloy-steel barrel, a matte-black barrel finish and two included magazines; none of these has a schema field and none is recorded.