Did We Forget About .22 TCM? - TheFirearmGuy

Published on March 23, 2020
Duration: 5:58

This guide details the technique for shooting the Rock Island 1911 TCM, emphasizing its low recoil and suitability for fast follow-up shots. The video highlights the .22 TCM round's performance and compares it to other calibers. The instructor, TheFirearmGuy, demonstrates live fire and discusses the .22 TCM 9R variant for compatibility with 9mm magazines.

Quick Summary

The .22 TCM is a high-velocity cartridge (approx. 2100 fps) known for its destructive power, often compared to the 5.7x28mm. It features low recoil, enabling fast follow-up shots, and a 9R variant allows compatibility with standard 9mm magazines. The Rock Island 1911 TCM is a key firearm for this caliber.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to .22 TCM
  2. 00:51Velocity and Performance
  3. 01:20Rock Island 1911 TCM Overview
  4. 02:13Range Performance and Recoil
  5. 04:35.22 TCM 9R Variant

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the .22 TCM cartridge?

The .22 TCM is a bottlenecked cartridge, primarily produced by ArmsCor, known for its high velocity (around 2100 fps) and significant destructive power, often compared favorably to calibers like the 5.7x28mm and .22 LR.

What pistol is featured in the video?

The video features the Rock Island 1911 TCM pistol, which is the primary firearm developed for the .22 TCM caliber. It's often sold as a combo with a 9mm conversion kit.

How does the .22 TCM perform during shooting?

During live fire, the .22 TCM exhibits a loud report and significant muzzle flash but boasts very low recoil, allowing for fast follow-up shots and easy target transitions.

What is the .22 TCM 9R variant?

The .22 TCM 9R is a slightly shorter variant of the .22 TCM cartridge, designed to reliably feed from standard 9mm magazines, enhancing its compatibility with various pistol platforms like Glocks and CZs.

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