Shooters interested in pistol competition will want to take notice of Taurus’ latest offering. The new TaurusTX 22 Competition breaks new ground, including a slide assembly designed for optics.
TaurusTX 22 Competition Details
The Competition model follows up on the popular TaurusTX 22. The semi-automatic rimfire features a full frame and a focus on performance. Now the TaurusTX 22 Competition delivers an out-of-the-box platform ready to race.
The new pistol also comes chambered for .22 LR. It features a newly designed slide and barrel assembly designed to work with red dot optics. The skeletonized slide comes with a cutout between the ejection port and front side of the slide. The 5-inch bull barrel’s breech end features machining to accept a base mounting plate. Two smaller adapter plates offer four different mounting patterns.
Mounting Patterns
- Trijicon RMR
- C-More STS2
- Vortex Venom, Doctor Noblex, Burris Fast Fire, Sightmark Mini
- Holosun HS507C
- Leupold Delta Point Pro, Bushnell RXS-250
The match-grade bull barrel comes threaded from the factory to accept a suppressor or muzzle device. It also includes a thread protector.
“The engineers at Taurus definitely thought outside of the box on this firearm, from the beginning of the TaurusTX 22 to this competition model,” said Jessie Harrison, world-champion shooter and Captain of the Taurus Shooting Team. “They put a lot of thought and research into the ergonomics of the grip and designed something that feels natural in the hand. The trigger system is unlike any other Taurus firearm — a single-action-only striker-fired trigger that feels smooth and breaks crisp. That’s important from a competitor’s standpoint for speed and rapid fire. The threaded barrel that would be typically used for a suppressor doubles for a compensator, if you so choose. All that’s needed is to add your optic of choice and you’re off to the races!”
Best of all, the TX 22 Competition retails for under $500, at $484.85. Taurus will also offer a TX22 Competition upper kit through its website. For even more info, please visit taurususa.com.
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