The NEW Optics-Ready Taurus TX22 Competition

Published on February 17, 2021
Duration: 9:44

This guide details the installation of a red dot sight and optional suppressor onto the new Taurus TX22 Competition. The video, presented by an expert instructor, highlights the optics-ready nature of the TX22 Competition, its 5-inch threaded barrel, and compatibility with various popular red dot sights. It also covers ammunition testing and comparisons with other .22LR pistols.

Quick Summary

The Taurus TX22 Competition is an optics-ready .22LR pistol featuring a 5-inch threaded barrel and an open-top slide for direct red dot mounting. Weighing 23 ounces with a 16-round capacity, it's lighter and holds more rounds than competitors like the Ruger Mark IV Tactical and S&W Victory. It supports various red dots and excels as a tactical or competition rimfire.

Chapters

  1. 00:18Taurus TX22 Competition Introduction
  2. 00:41Barrel and Slide Design
  3. 01:49Red Dot Compatibility and Features
  4. 03:28Weight and Handling
  5. 04:26Ammunition and Reliability Testing
  6. 06:22Accuracy and Trigger
  7. 07:34Potential Use Cases

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key upgrades of the Taurus TX22 Competition over the standard TX22?

The TX22 Competition features a 5-inch bull barrel threaded 1/2x28, an optics-ready slide with an open-top design for direct red dot mounting, and an aluminum slide to keep weight down, distinguishing it from the original TX22's features.

How does the Taurus TX22 Competition compare in weight and capacity to its competitors?

The TX22 Competition weighs 23 ounces and holds 16 rounds. This is lighter than the Ruger Mark IV Tactical (33 oz, 10 rounds) and the Smith & Wesson Victory (36 oz, 10 rounds), offering a significant advantage in capacity and handling.

What red dot sights are compatible with the Taurus TX22 Competition?

The TX22 Competition includes adapter plates for compatibility with popular red dots such as Vortex Venom/Viper, Trijicon RMR, Leupold DeltaPoint Pro, Holosun 407/507/508, C-More STS2, Doctor Noblex, and Burris Fast Fire.

What were the results of the ammunition reliability testing on the TX22 Competition?

Over 400 rounds were fired without cleaning. While most ammunition performed well, CCI Standard .22LR had extraction issues, and CCI Quiet Semi-Auto experienced cycling failures due to its low energy, highlighting the importance of selecting appropriate ammunition.

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