Got a Glock 44...

[Biggie_Chan]

Sorry to tell you people, but the Taurus tx22 is perfection

 

[Cadcom]

Sorry to tell you people, but the Taurus tx22 is perfection

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Does it say made in Bainbridge Ga on the slide?

 

[Mr. Booshie]

Sorry to tell you people, but the Taurus tx22 is perfection

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Except for the rifling problem on the barrels that’s taking upwards of 12 weeks to fix. I’ve never seen lead build up so bad in a barrel before I came across the TX22

 

[Biggie_Chan]

Except for the rifling problem on the barrels that’s taking upwards of 12 weeks to fix. I’ve never seen lead build up so bad in a barrel before I came across the TX22

Sounds like that's a problem with yours, I have yet to see that problem on any other tx22 so far.

 

[Mr. Booshie]

Sounds like that's a problem with yours, I have yet to see that problem on any other tx22 so far.

I don’t have one, I was given one by a coworker to install an RMR. His has been at Taurus for 12 weeks now.

Google the issue, it’s pretty well known by now.

 

[Biggie_Chan]

I don’t have one, I was given one by a coworker to install an RMR. His has been at Taurus for 12 weeks now.

Google the issue, it’s pretty well known by now.

From the info I found on google/youtube the problem varies from gun to gun. Which shouldn't happen, but does. As far as my tx22 goes. I checked the rifling and it's even on both sides and I don't see any chips in the barrel. So luck of the draw I guess. I know about 6 other people who have it and might check theirs just to see, but if Taurus is willing to send a new barrel for free. Doesn't seem like a big deal tbh.

 

[Stonewalljackson]

Thanks for the report. I'm going to wait on the threaded barrel as well.

 

[spencer60]

Glock claims to have used 300 different 22lr brands and loadings in the development of this gun. And now the word is it only runs on Blazers?

Get a Ruger or S&W Victory and forget the fantastic plastic from Austria.

Or better yet, the TX-22 I've tried roughly a dozen types of 22 through it, and the only one it didn't cycle was Quiet-22, which doesn't cycle in any semi-auto pistol I know of.

That is sad if Glock really did go through that much 22 just to have it totally fail in the real world.

 

[Mr. Booshie]

From the info I found on google/youtube the problem varies from gun to gun. Which shouldn't happen, but does. As far as my tx22 goes. I checked the rifling and it's even on both sides and I don't see any chips in the barrel. So luck of the draw I guess. I know about 6 other people who have it and might check theirs just to see, but if Taurus is willing to send a new barrel for free. Doesn't seem like a big deal tbh.

They refused to send new parts, and said it must be sent in to be replaced.

 

[wozeyjales]

The thing is if you use CCI any .22 is reliable.

Sounds good but not actually true. Comparable to:
"If you use Sunoco 260 any car is reliable"
(if you're too young to remember Sunoco 260 substitute Amoco gold premium)