This Taurus Is Better Than A Glock

Published on May 18, 2024
Duration: 16:17

This guide details the installation of a Dead Air Mask suppressor onto a Taurus TX22 pistol for suppressed shooting. It emphasizes safety checks before and during the process. The video highlights the quiet performance of this setup, contrasting it with the Glock 44. The speaker, with high authority in 'Guntube' content, demonstrates practical knowledge of NFA items and firearm modifications.

Quick Summary

The Taurus TX22 offers superior value over the Glock 44 for .22 LR shooting, featuring a lower price, higher capacity (16+1 vs 10), aluminum slide, and a factory-threaded barrel essential for suppressor use. Its suppressed performance with a Dead Air Mask is exceptionally quiet, achieving accuracy at 75 yards.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Suppressed Shooting
  2. 01:15Initial Comparison: Taurus TX22 vs. Glock 44
  3. 01:41Sponsor: Aves Engineering
  4. 02:11Sponsor: Arrowhead Tactical Apparel
  5. 03:18Technical Comparison: Capacity and Barrels
  6. 04:33Slide Material and Suppressor Features
  7. 06:06Ergonomics, Rails, and Pricing
  8. 07:44Live Fire Testing: Unsuppressed
  9. 09:01Live Fire Testing: Suppressed Performance
  10. 11:57Final Verdict and DIY Discussion

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Taurus TX22 a better value than the Glock 44?

The Taurus TX22 is considered a better value due to its lower MSRP ($299 vs $400), higher standard magazine capacity (16+1 vs 10), aluminum slide, and the inclusion of a factory-threaded barrel adapter, which is essential for suppressor use and often costs extra for the Glock 44.

How quiet is the Taurus TX22 with a suppressor?

When paired with a Dead Air Mask suppressor and using subsonic or standard .22 LR ammunition, the Taurus TX22 setup achieves remarkable quietness, described as 'nail gun' quiet, allowing for accurate shooting at extended ranges like 75 yards.

What are the key differences in barrel and capacity between the Taurus TX22 and Glock 44?

The Taurus TX22 comes standard with a threaded barrel adapter and a 16+1 round capacity. In contrast, the Glock 44 has a non-threaded barrel and a 10-round capacity, requiring an aftermarket threaded barrel (costing $120-$150) and potentially magazine extensions to match the TX22's features.

Can the Glock 44 be suppressed effectively?

Yes, the Glock 44 can be suppressed, but it requires purchasing an aftermarket threaded barrel, which adds significant cost. The video highlights that the Taurus TX22 includes this crucial feature from the factory, making it a more straightforward and cost-effective option for suppressed shooting.

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