For some reason the red dot on mine seems crooked

I've had my TX-22 for about 2 years now and it's been a flawless pistol. So much fun.

@@twincitiesdashcam9119 What ammo do you use please? I'm using Aguila Interceptor and Aguila SuperMaximum, and sometimes the gun jams -- although occasionally, but it does jam.

@@liedebunker1253 Federal Premium, CCI and Winchester. I've had maybe at the most 2-3 jams.

@@liedebunker1253 what kinds of jams? The one my buddy has will stovepipe with bulk ammo, but you can usually tell when it happens just because you feel the insufficient powder load.

@@liedebunker1253 Mine absolutely loves every type of Aguila I've tried in it, including Super Maximum. I think how you load the mags on these is critical. For instance, I handed mine to my dad who has only ever shot single stack 22 handguns and when he loaded the mag he had the top round nose-diving before he ever put the mag in the gun. On most single stack 22 guns you don't have to be nearly as careful when you load them. The rims on 22LR cause issues you don't see with centerfire rounds...that's one reason why there aren't a lot of double stack 22 guns. I've also heard some people have had to take their mags apart and do some polishing, remove plastic flashing from the molding process, clean them up, etc. If you haven't tried all that you might give it a shot. I know when I load my mags I have to be really careful to keep the noses up and hold the mag just right, give it a smack as I am loading to keep the rounds orientated just right. As long as I do that, mine doesn't jam even with bulk Winchester and Federal.

Nah. They aren’t hard to find the stock 16 round mags. Decent priced too

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Half-brazilian too. Technically and financially Taurus is really evolving. However, back in Brazil, Taurus is siding with the leftist government which is imposing heavy drastic restrictions on legal gun possession. You would think this makes no sense, but you know how strange it can be there. We think Taurus is trying to cut a deal to get "protection" from foreign products imports. So, virtually, a Monopoly.

Gun Broker has them ...$$$

@@conway573 yes but ain't gonna pay them prices

@@haltrent2494 Then you ain’t going to have one...

I just bought one 2 days ago at my local gun store. $375

@@OmenRides where y’all from ? If you don’t mind ...just curious. Thanks

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iauJg9qh3p2baas.html is the review for the normal tx22

Roughly translated “Excellent Upgrade!”

Have u tried cci or Aguila standard velocity ammo?

I have tried many brands of ammo, but the results were the same. I shoot steel challenge here in Idaho and this gun could not perform. @@Michiganbreadboyz_bt8919

That's an awful price. Dahlonega has them for 350 all day long.

⁠@@Ww-dl7vrI wanted to buy local, so I’m living with my choice.

Honestly. They still don't last like proper guns. I love my tx22 and when it isn't broken it is awesome. Most of their guns will break with heavy use. But for the casual shooter or someone needing a decent self protection gun on a small budget, they work well. The g2c and the g3c may be better but time will tell, they've gotten great short term reviews so far, but so did the tx22 before slides started cracking at high round counts.

@@ChevTecGroup Great Reply Thank you

I purchased one locally 2 days ago. Only $375

Three mags of 22 is pretty bad for sure

Hammerli makes incredible target/competition pistols. I shot a single shot bolt action model many years ago. The trigger was set at 10 ounces which is scary light if you don't know what you are doing.

@@paulshayter1113 that is scary, I've had electronic paintball guns with triggers that light because they were basically just a finger lever clicking a microswitch. Definitely not something you'd hand to a beginner, but for an experienced shooter seeking maximum precision, that has to feel pretty awesome.

Hey WTW!!

You rock!

My story exactly. The Taurus website says the screws we need are 6-48 UNS THRU. I can’t find them anywhere. Have you found them yet? Crimson Trace said they don’t have them and I’m waiting on an email response from Taurus.

@@billpark3974 I bought a Pachmayr master gunsmith screw kit #03054 from Amazon. It wasn't too expensive and it comes complete with an organizer tray/container. I had to send my pistol back to Taurus and they DID NOTHING to fix my problem with feeding issues. This is the biggest pile of crap gun I have ever owned. I traded it with a POS 986 and a 40cal Charter Arms for a new 3 inch Python! I will never buy another Taurus or Charter Arms! I'm also upset with plinkster for encouraging us to buy this POS. IMO he went from a normal guy with honest reviews to working for the man.

That’s a whole lot of love right there.

And will crap out before. Crimson trace laser broke after about 200 rounds of 9mm

Just got 5000 rounds at Walmart $362

@@rjmcastle Good on you man, last time I was there, a few boxes of shotgun and no high power at all. No .22 either!?

Try talking to your local stores. I went into my lgs to pick up a hellcat 2 days ago. They had this in stock, picked it up 375.

I bought the standard tx22 at Academy sports for $299. You can look on their website at stores near you and buy it online and go to the store and pick it up. I had to drive to a store that was about 35 miles from my house to get it though.

Wmr is too expensive for a pinker.

In 8-10 months we'll be too busy to be price shopping for ANYTHING. I got my TX22 for 250.00 Dec 2019.

Have you checked the Prices of 22s from all other big name manufacturers? This Gun is a Steal....

That was an epic fail for glock

I’ve seen no shortage of guns anywhere, but there’s definitely no ammo to be found. Gonna be at least 4 years before we’re gonna see any availability of ammo again.

@John Doe hell that’s how trex arms got started

I bought one of the first production runs of the TX22, it took them over one year for them to replace the sewer pipe barrel. I have friends who bought Taurus revolvers, they all said they were great pistols, until they broke. They all said the revolvers were in worse shape when they came back from repair.

I've had nothing but good luck with their products... Hmm

@@Ryan-hw7qb I am glad you have had good luck, because if you do have a problem, your luck will change. Their legendary customer service is horrible. Even the new CEO Bret Vorhees admits their service is horrible. In 2015, firearms manufacturer Taurus had agreed to a voluntary recall of nearly 1 million pistols as part of the settlement of a lawsuit that alleges nine handgun models had defects, including one that caused some to inadvertently fire when dropped. Now that should make you go....Hmm. We are talking facts, not luck. I understand anything mechanical may have problems from time to time, I am good with that. It is how and what the manufacturer does to correct the problem. Taurus would not admit they had a problem with first run of TX22s for about 3 months. My barrel had chatter marks in the lands, and some places it had no rifling. It started keyholing right out of the box. I bought mine in March when they first came out, it took them till late November to find another barrel manufacturer. I finally got a new barrel late June the next year. The icing on the cake was that they were shipping new TX22s with new barrels and making the customers with bad barrels wait. I had a PT 45 that the magazine would drop free when fired, they never could fix it.