Taurus TX22 .22 LR Pistol - 1-TX22141

When sighting in my red dot I was putting bullets in the same hole

I love, love this pistol. The grip, weight, 16-round capacity, everything about this gun is outstanding. I own the Ruger SR22, S&W MP22 and the Taurus 9mm G2C. The other pistols are compact and while I don't have a huge hand (large M to small L in gloves), the other pistols grip system seem like I'm fighting for space on the handle. The TX22 just fit so naturally in my hand. I have fed about 800 rounds of Winchester M-22 and Remington Thunderbolt through the pistol without a hiccup. My wife who owns a .38 special and has custom grips on her revolver and having shot my other pistols picked up the TX22, fired it and immediately looked at me and said "I love this gun". It's easy to clean and maintain. I love that you get the adapter for a silencer. The included magazine loader is tedious but you can pick up a better magazine loading tool to save your fingers on Amazon for $11. You'll want it because shooting this pistol is a joy. Highly recommend this pistol.

Put 330 rounds through it with no issues. Accurate and fun to shoot. Trigger is awesome.

Love it , easy to load, easy to shoot , lightweight and balanced great. Can’t wait to shoot it somemore, soon!

I always have a bit of reservation when it comes to Taurus pistols but the on-line reviews were very positive for the TX-22 so i took the chance. Heck, for $209.99 after rebate who wouldn't? First range trip it fired 450 rounds without a single failure. The trigger was better than expected with a short reset, accuracy was good with the 4" barrel. Very happy with this purchase!

I bought this gun to use in steel challenge matches a small gun club hosts. I chose this gun because of it's size. I can draw and fire with the feel of a light 9mm and the cost of rimfire. Over 150 shots at my last match and not a single hiccup. Add to this a few hundred rounds at the range. All this with cheap 22 ammo. I may try Mini-Mags next time use to see if I can tell any difference in the accuracy although at the range I was very satisfied with the accuracy. At my age I don't think misses are the gun or ammo's fault. Hard to find inexpensive holsters. Maybe a little later more companies will make them. I used a stealth compact holster that fit the gun well but the rail on the gun caught on the holster several times due to the way I pulled the gun out. I pulled forward a little instead of straight up and it caused the catch. All in all a great gun. I think I could have sold or 4 if I had them to my friends at the match.

This 22LR pistol will eat anything you feed it. I put 1,950 rounds through it in 26 days without a major snag. Minor snag was the ammo's fault. Four rounds (0.20%) did not ignite due to the primer not igniting on the first strike. All four ignited on the second attempt. This is an excellent pistol that looks like a 9mm but is actually a .22. Fun gun to shoot and to own. Additional magazine purchases seem to be scare at this time.

Was looking for a basic 22 pistol. Stumbled on this at my local dealer bought it, two weeks later caught it on sale at PSA and there was even a rebate, I now own two. I've only shot 22 CCI Mini-Mags in them, maybe 500 rounds thus far and absolutely no issues with either one. The family is quite happy with the purchase.

Wish they would make a 9mm version of this

Runs through 16 rounds like butter, comes with own reloading tool my Magpuls don't work accurate, easy to clean, fun to shoot! Highly recommend this one !

This pistol has never worked right for me with any .22 load.

This thing is awesome. I got it for my wife for protection on her walks on our property, and she just loves it. High capacity, so less reloading when target shooting. Really accurate, and has shot flawlessly every ammo I- I mean she- has put through it.

I wanted a Stryker fired pistol for my son to learn on. We had tried the Ruger 22 and did not like it. My local dealer recommended this and he sold it for $340 (a good deal vs. retail) but PSA had it for $259 with a $50 rebate - couldn't pass it up and bought it. It handles great, we stuck 200 rounds through the first day and 500 the next. Couldn't be happier!

Was not real sure about a Taurus but I am very pleasantly surprised. Nice to shoot and finally more than just 10 rounds!
I am very impressed. What a nice gun. This will be my new go to 22. It knocks out my SR22. Thanks Jim

Best 22 pistol ever! Ive shot a few different ones m&p 22, firefly, ruger, and heritage this one is awesome 16 rounds of all day range fun smooth shootin great trigger, ergos, side ejection port so u dont get powder in your face if ur shootin suppressed if i had to give some cons the sights are the same plastic ones on the g2 and the mags feel like very cheap plastic as well as the aluminum slide makes the gun really light but it does feel kinda cheap.

Right out of the box, the feel, weight, and appearance was fantastic! First fire jammed 3 times with Winchester hollow points however after that initial situation, ran well with no other miss feeds. I use to think Taurus products were junk, but so far this perception is flawed. The pistol feels like and performs like a 5.7. Lite weight, accurate, nice trigger and fast to regain sight picture, this is now my favorite 22 (I have a bunch). Second fav is 5.7 then thirds xdm 10mm. This platform could support a 5.7x28! I love this pistol!

This handgun is a winner! Nice trigger - easy to shoot. Not a small toy-like .22. This has the feel of a full sized handgun. ( Except for the light weight) 16 round magazines. The accuracy the first time out is very good. I was a little concerned after reading a review that showed this compared to another .22 where this one shot big groups compared to the other. I will be shooting this a LOT! I love it!

Got this elsewhere but I was so excited and let down that I felt the need to post somewhere. Most people have great experiences with the tx22 but I had issue after issue.
Held 2 handed with a thumbs forward grip. Got blowback in the gap between slide and frame on webbing of left hand... idk how it’s even possible...
Used 2 x 50 end boxes of cci standard and 1 x 40 Rnd box of fed plated hps. Went to clean while putting up new targets ( cleaned before shooting at range as well)
So dirty I could not fit a 22 cleaning rod (without wad) through. Also couldn’t fit the small end of a barrel snake through either. Had to dump oil in barrel and let it run through before a rod would fit through.
Went to put back together and realized the guide rod plastic started crumpling and chipping on the front.
Then I went to see how stingers fared in it and at 10 to 12ish feet (spent first 140 rounds sighting in the iron sights and a laser) and the gun shot 6 in right with sights ( I just sighted in) tried 3 shots with laser, dead on. The sights drifted just from handling on field stripping and cleaning the barrel.
Off to the factory now which was also a nightmare because they refuse to accept a BMV change of address card (that works when pulled over and also accepted as proof of address by sheriff when renewing a ccw).
So I had to pay another transfer fee to my lgs to get the to send it back because Taurus would only send it to my old address before I moved since that was what was on my license.
Plus the slide was marred before even using it and Taurus said they’d send me an extra mag as compensation. Still haven’t gotten it 3 weeks later. They say they’re doing inventory and keep telling me they don’t even know if it’s been sent yet. However the 2 mags I bought from them 4 days after I called in about the scratched slide came in <1 week of ordering...
Also mine was run in JAN and apparently they only included gun serials run feb or later in their warranty registration system so I can’t even register my gun with them so I have to always keep the receipt if I want to redeem the warranty.
This has just been a cluster and reminds me to stay away from a Taurus

I was very much interested in the new TARUS TX22 when the reports from the shot show were impressive.
The firearm worked right out of the box. No hang ups after 500 rounds of bulk 22 ammo.
The controls were easy to use. The firearm has the feel of a full size striker fired pistol.
I was able to print groups of .5 to .25 inch groups off hand from approximately 20 yards off hand.
The only critical comments would be the following.
1.no rail for the use of a red dot sight
2.the sights are adequate but need replaced with sights that are easier to visualize.
The TX22 is an affordable training and target pistol for rapid fire steel targets.