New for 2023: TaurusTX 22 Compact Pistol

Big surprises await in this all-new compact .22 pistol from Taurus.

by posted on January 10, 2023
Taurus Tx22 Compact Lede

Taurus USA is offering big things in its small, all-new package, the TX 22 Compact.

The full-size TaurusTX 22 was met with rave reviews by users when it was introduced in 2019, who immediately asked for a compact version that would be ideal for those with smaller hands, or those that choose to carry a 22 LR pistol. Taurus responded to both of these demographics with a new compact model that features a 13-round staggered column magazine and a slide-mounted mini-red dot sight mount that accepts optics fitting the Holosun K footprint. This cool little pistol also features a suppressor-ready threaded barrel, as well as the same industry-standard sights found on the GX4 family of pistols. We haven't gotten our hands on the compact model yet, but you can count on the fact NRA Women already has a full test & evaluation of this pistol in the works, so stay tuned!

MSRP is $399.99.

For more, visit TaurusUSA.com.

 

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