Taurus TX22 barrel finally came in

Published on April 30, 2020
Duration: 1:38

This video details the process of receiving and installing a replacement barrel for a Taurus TX22 firearm, which was damaged due to a squib load. The instructor notes the barrel took approximately two and a half to three months to arrive from Taurus. Upon inspection, the new barrel's rifling is described as perfect, and it fit into the firearm without issues, unlike a reported experience by another individual. The firearm has not yet been test-fired with the new barrel.

Quick Summary

Receiving a replacement barrel for a Taurus TX22 can take 2.5 to 3 months. The new barrel's rifling was perfect and it fit the gun without issues, unlike some other reported cases. The firearm was damaged by a squib load and repaired by Taurus.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction and Repost
  2. 00:14New Barrel Arrival and Inspection
  3. 00:30Barrel Fitment and Initial Assessment
  4. 00:49Future Testing Plans
  5. 01:09TX22 Reassembly and Update
  6. 01:19Background: Squib Load Incident

Frequently Asked Questions

How long did it take to receive a replacement barrel for the Taurus TX22?

It took approximately two and a half to three months to receive the replacement barrel from Taurus for the TX22 firearm in this video. This timeframe highlights potential wait times for manufacturer-supplied parts.

What issues can arise with replacement firearm barrels?

Replacement firearm barrels can sometimes have fitment issues, as noted by the presenter who saw another user's replacement barrel not fitting their gun. It's crucial to inspect the new barrel for proper fit and rifling quality.

What caused the Taurus TX22 to need a barrel replacement?

The Taurus TX22 in this video required a barrel replacement due to damage sustained from a squib load. The manufacturer, Taurus, took care of the repair.

What are the future plans for the Taurus TX22 after barrel replacement?

After reassembling the Taurus TX22 with the new barrel, the plan is to conduct further testing, including 50-yard and 100-yard shooting to assess accuracy, and to chronograph different ammunition types to determine velocities.

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