Taurus TX22 22LR Rimfire Pistol with Black Frame and Bronze Slide
- Item Number: 1-TX22141-BB
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- Condition: NEW
- 4.6 out of 5 (10 customer reviews)
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Product Description
What's in the Box
- Taurus TX22 22LR Black Rimfire Pistol with Bronze Slide
- (2) 16-Round Magazines
- Gun Lock
- Owner's Manual
This exclusive Taurus TX-22 pistol features a black frame with a bronze slide.
Engineered to deliver best-in-class accuracy and reliability, the TX22 polymer sporting pistol shoots and feels every bit like a custom-tuned competition model without any costly upgrades or modifications.
From the short, smooth pull of its precision-designed Taurus Pittman Trigger System (PTS) to the built-in comfort of its ergonomic grip, the TX22 is one performance-driven full size that’s ready to race. Right out of the box.
Firearm Features
- Single-action only striker-fire system
- 16 round magazine capacity
- Crisp, 5-lb. trigger pull with short reset
- Optimized slide weight for minimal recoil and fast target reacquisition
- Proprietary grip texturing for positive hand placement
- Fully adjustable rear sight
- Suppressor-ready muzzle threading
- Reversible mag release
- Integrated accessory rail
Firearm Specifications
- Manufacturer: Taurus USA
- Model: TX22
- Caliber: 22LR
- Barrel Length: 4.10"
- Overall Length: 7.06"
- Height: 5.44"
- Width: 1.25"
- Weight: 17.30 oz.
- Action: SAO
- Trigger Pull: 5 lbs.
- Slide Finish: Bronze
- Slide Material: 7075 Aluminum
- Front Sight: Fixed White Dot
- Rear Sight: Adjustable White Dot
- Magazine Capacity: 16 Rounds
- Number of Magazines: 2
- Safety: Manual; Ambidextrous
- Rail: Picatinny (Mil-STD 1913)
Customer Comments & Questions
Customer Reviews
Bought 4 of them for my training classes. they run great and are very fun to shoot. gives great confidence in children who might be a little intimidated by firearms. Full-size gun with very very low recoil can't beat that. the only downside is the .22 ammo, which is a universal issue. Just got to try different rounds to see which one is suitable. So far, it doesn't like the juice box ammo that comes in different colors. Winchester rounds work and cycle better I do recommend, especially at this low price!
Pro...Shoots any brand and grain with no issues. Eats anything you throw at it. +5k no ftf or fte. Con: adjustable rear sight will not hold zero, cheap plastic. Taurus customer service can only order when available and it has been almost a year. Easy fix - used JB Weld and for front sight use Loctite on the threads. Also the pins might move outwards, just knock them back in. After all I said above, I would not hesitate to buy since these are easy fixes.
2000 rounds of fun so far. Flawless shooting, inexpensive operation, reliable and tons of FU.
Gun is great right out of the box, didn’t even need to adjust sights. Not sure if magazines will last not being metal, only time will tell. Also, not very happy with dry firing in order to remove slide`;` hopefully no damage will result from this.
This Striker-Fired .22 LR pistol will change your attitude about Taurus. All I can say is WOW. The trigger is excellent. The total feel of this pistol is great.
It is super fun, a couple failures to fire, but I’m sure it’s ammo related being a 22. One of magazines cracked, without much use, prob 100 rounds, which I hope can be replaced.
I like, and pay for, high quality guns. I had always heard that Taurus guns sucked. I bought this because I wanted an inexpensive plinker and it got good reviews on YouTube. I also liked the suppressor adapter, but I haven’t tried that yet.
Anyway, I took it to the range, didn’t read the manual or clean it. Went to the range and fired off three mags—no problems. Virtually no recoil. The loader didn’t help much but was unnecessary because it loaded by pushing down the spring like most 22s.
All in all an impressive little pistol and a good value. I’m gonna try another Taurus soon!
I didn’t think the demo video Taurus put put out of a professional shooter doing a mag dump effectively was a reality for us lowly mortals. Admittedly, I’m not the best shot, but in multiple mag dumps I have been able to maintain a softball sized group at 15 meters. Is this how good shooters feel?!
Despite being full sized, it's super light and I kinda want to carry out for a CCW. I get it, 22’s aren’t defensive rounds...but poke 15 holes in someone’s heart/lungs and I don’t think they are pulling through.