Hey Mr. I want to thank u 4 your video. I have builded like u did, just small diffferences, and its working perfect. I will make a video and I'll sent it to u. TY very much m8

great review. think I will be getting one. Thanks.

you are useing the wrong tool...

Taurus makes a 22 rounds magazine for TX22.

i have and have owned many taurus pistols vand revolversnever had a bad one

You bought... a .22 taurus... as a carry gun?!?! Are you stupid?

7 minutes before we see the gun, just saying.

Not to find fault, however, when the shell plate is brought down, you seat the primer, set a bullet on top of the casing on it 3rd stage because its read to seat a bullet as normal, I feel its a waste of time dealing with the bullet feeder, logic is, You have to load the bullets right side up in the tubes and loading those tubes takes time. in another way it takes longer than not using it at all because you have to load the bullet feed tubes when it gets empty. uninstalling and installing the feed tubes. I DO appreciate that you go a speed that is safe with your machine and watch it closely as you process ammunition, the Lee is a good machine, however you have to go it's speed and watch everything to make sure that every thing is being done. and that go's with every machine. some people try to set a speed record with it and that is how failures at the range happen or a pistol blows up. Good video, Peace - Dave

I just went to Academy today and bought one TX22. Will see how it performs in the Range.

A man who doesn't like safety's on a gun is incompetent to use such a device. Ignorance is no excuse for ignoring gun safety. Machinal or between the ears! If too incompetent to use a safety, How the hell can I or anyone else trust you with a gun period? Much less with no safety?

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Standard trans..dump bed.. that's a truck!!... not a sissy car... come on man...

Both your failures on camera happened on the first round of the magazine. For whatever reason when you reload after the slide slams itself forward you then check the ammo and do a press check. I bet you if you stop taking it out of battery immediately after you just put it into battery you might have a lot less first round failures. Just my opinion. Worth a shot. I know you already know better than I do but if you can't take some constructive criticism than shame on you. There is no practical need to verify 1st round battery and I CAN guarantee you that It does not happen in a fire fight. Tbh it creates more problems than it solves. I truly believe the 2 failures on camera were operator imposed and not the weapon itself.

I consider myself a mid-tier gun snob and viewed Taurus as a budget brand. After a good experience with the KelTec P17 (a more budget brand) I decided to give the compact a try. Like it enough to purchase the first version with the OG slide instead of the new one that mimics the compact.

JB weld and play sand mix, works as good as concrete and it's waterproof and very rigid.

Im surprised the butt is only plastic. Figured there'd be a metal skeleton

Can you use caranuba car wax as release agent?

Does that forend intrude in to your view through the scope at all?

any gun would be better than that thing

umm umm this video is umm ummm ummm very umm umm challenging to umm umm ahhh ahhh umm to listen umm umm umm to umm umm ahh ahh ! 30 mins. of this crap ahhh ahh ummm ummm

Thanks for the video and info on this product. Answered all my questions these videos, much appreciated buddy, thank you 😋👍

Thanks for these videos!

a power case feeder that would feed the cases upside down would make this an option to a rollsizer......

Another anti-safety Nazi! Please explain why a manual safety is not a good thing and why NO safety is a good thing. Splain that again.

Pourquoi il n’y a pas de sécurité??? tous les Tarrus TX 22 ont une sécurité ambidextre, pourquoi celui-ci n’en a pas ?

Bergara, what a poor design.Red locktight would be another way to do it.

Great review.

As precision 22s go i have a few now and have many over the years and those results are what i would expect from a savage mk 2 and maybe not as good as a mk 2 I think you recieved a lemon.

The best video I watched for explaining the 9mm reloading on Lee bro 1000

i would not pay $1000 for gun that have to fit when get it sorry just can't do. When all my CZ 457 work great right out of the box for less money.

Do you clean in between test

Comes the pullet type also with the package or is it separate?? Anyway very good video for a beginner like me 👍

Tighter head space with Eley

Kinda close to target

The only issue with the Tauruses that they do require 200 $250 round break in so if you do take it out new and you have problems give it time it'll clear itself out after 250 rounds they are solid

I was fortunate enough to get myself and get my hands on the PSA dagger micro haven't shot that yet but I have a 43X which is basically the same it's the clone of the 48 and the 43X and the 43

I have all the G2 series I have all the G3 series I had the GX4 and I had the TH9 and I haven't had any issues with any of them I went on a crazy buying spree after the pandemic and so far the the G3 runs good I have it in a CCAA conversion kit Love it

Well your dream came true because they do have a TX-22 compact and I have one I have the full size and I love it The slide is so easy to manipulate and I just love it

Great video!

I'm SHOCKED by how much your press is rocking. Mine has virtually zero rock and is much more stable.

great video

proves to me that every rifle is different, especially chambered in 22lr, because i have had totally different results out of my Bergara.

I know this is 3 years old, but im curious how the rockite holds up. Does it crack or crumble?

What's the model of the lee press your using

Way overpriced weights.

Lol

They now make a compact optic ready.

Big mistake...you do not want the action screws to bind in the pillars. Should be in contact with recoil lug only.Also bedding not deep enough imho....

Great information. Why subscribe your not putting out any videos?

The “music” was so unnecessary.