Sig P322 vs Taurus TX22 Competition 22lr

[@adamadams6740]

Like how you did the first part of the video,never seen a comparison done like that.great video overall thanks 👍🏿👍🏿

[@Elpolloloco47]

Probably one of the best pistol comparisons I’ve ever seen. Awesome man, thanks for the time spent

[@josephbrian4518]

Amazing how much love the 22lr has gotten in the past 3 years. I haven't tried a Sig yet, but that's a nice magazine they created. The Taurus has been super reliable and fun to shoot. Then you have Glock sitting over there saying double stacking 22lr is undoable

[@jasonroyce3587]

i love my glock but theyre fucking full of shit. check out keltec cp33. fucking quad stacked 30 round mags. they ARE a bitch to load but if done right that gun is reliable as fuck.

[@JIMBOBALOU]

It's really nice for us poor folks who can't afford to shoot anything else. I recently bought a keltec P17 and I love it. I also bought a cmmg bravo 22lr conversion kit for my AR-15. It hasn't been delivered yet but I'm excited to get more training in with the AR sitting 22lr.

[@lucianoayb7751]

@@jasonroyce3587 quadstack lol they are genius

[@travelerfourever1347]

Great video, I've had my TX22 (noncompetion) a few years and love it. Shoots any type of ammo with reliability. Not red dot ready but the three white dot sights work well. I use my TX22 just to have fun at the gun range. I only paid $250 for my TX22. At this time I don't see a good reason to purchase the Sig. Thanks again for the excellent video.

[@joearledge1]

I like sig, but their screws suck. Rounded off multiple screws on p365xl stock optics plate/ rear sight trying to get them undone with the included allen wrench. Customer service told me that I should have sent the gun to them to have the screws removed... they gave me a ration of shit but eventually sent replacement screws... the last ones that got rounded I just decided to leave the red dot on instead of switching back and forth.

[@UncleDanBand64]

What a great comparison. I am going to get a 322 but I love my Tx22's. To me the hand just falls into the Tx22 much like a HK and some of the Walthers. My wife loves the TX22 and wants to EDC it. Honestly I am thinking about letting her do it. She shoots it great and a 22 in the Boiler Room beats a loud miss with a 9mm. You have a great channel and let me say....I for one appreciate your honesty. God Bless You Sir👍🇺🇸

[@MrPerry61]

everyone is like "22 isn't a good defense caliber" But ask them if they'd like to get shot by one.

[@UncleDanBand64]

@@MrPerry61 exactly. I have killed lots of stuff with a 22 including some giant Texas Wild Hog. I have never met a person as tuff as a 200-300 Boar yet😂

[@j.rob.5943]

@@MrPerry61 this is very bad reasoning

[@micahwest5347]

Check out the federal 22lr punch ammo if that is what she decides.

[@UncleDanBand64]

@@micahwest5347 yes

[@robertthrash3734]

I have watched 100 plus KZbin videos in the last 5 years and have to say your review and video is the best I have seen. I just got the P322 3 days ago and have not shot it, but I am looking forward to it in a couple of days. I am going to keep you as a favorite and watch more of your videos. I have 30 plus pistols and do Tactical Class and have one this weekend. My coach says only 9MM or bigger but said I could shoot it in the class so going to do 50 rounds or so just to see how it runs. Again, GREAT video and Thanks. RT

[@SEAKPhotog]

Great comparison! Thanks. I really enjoy my TX22 comp. The Sig looks great as well. Nice to the the extra rounds, that's for sure.

[@ronalddavidson829]

I absolutely love my standard TX22. I would really like to try out the P322, it look awesome.

[@tonkatoy4207]

Thank you for showing the trigger comparison. The reset on the P322 is long compared to the TX22. But the P322 is single action hammer fired, so the reset looks very similar to the FN 502.

[@mrdavemt74]

I recently purchased the Sig P322 hoping I would end up with a good one after a lot of negative reviews. Mine was made in Jan 2023 so I knew I had a better chance with some of the changes they had made and knowing a few friends who have the 'newer generation' were having no issues. All I can say is that this pistol has become my number one 22LR pistol beating my TX22 competition in every way. It has had 0 FTF, 0 FTE, 0 light primer strkes running with suppressor for the first 1000 rounds. It shoots MUCH more accurately (grapefruit size groups standing at 25 yards) than my TX22. The groups with the TX22 at 25 yards open up quite a bit more. Running holoson 407k on Sig and Vortex Venom on TX22. Both guns are equally as reliable and has eaten everything I tried which include Aguila HV copper RN 1255 fps, Norma Tac 22 1100 fps, Federal American Eagle 970 fps, CCI SV 1070 fps, and CCI Quiet 835 fps. Only time I had light primer strikes with both was when I ran the CCI quiet 835 fps without suppressor (out of 20, maybe 2 wouldn't cycle). This pistol is awesome!

[@mitchelloates9406]

I checked on the Taurus website. Besides the optics adapter plate that comes with the TX 22 C, you can also get a polymer Picatinny rail that will mount in place of the adapter plate, or a polymer plain cover if you want to remove the adapter plate and not bother with mounting an optic.

[@espcustom]

Awesome comparison, another thing that I like about the TX22C is the fact that it has a bull barrel. Comparing to a normal one, it really doesn't heat up quickly at all. Unless I missed the part, I don't think that it was mentioned as a plus over the P322.

[@bench175]

Great review. I don't think you mentioned that there are many more red dot options with the TX22 while the P322 is limited to RomeoZero which a lot of people dont like, or Holosun 507k

[@WalleyeGuy]

I have been looking at the P322 but I have the TX22 Competition and just installed the Tandemkross Victory trigger. That one upgrade eliminated the biggest weakness of the TX22...the trigger. I also added the base plate extensions on the mags. I don't feel the need to buy the P322 since my TX22 has no feed issues with any ammo and shoots fantastic with the new trigger. I have heard that some people are having issues with ftf and fte issues with some ammo in the P322. The Sig looks like a great gun and is more affordable than the FN 502 which also has had issues. I plan to wait on the 2nd generation to see what if any changes are made. Thanks for the video!

[@hardcore4476]

So unfortunately I found a Tx22 with 10 rnd mags and seems like the bottom has a extended buffer. If I were to get the Tandemkross mag ex. Do you think that would give me 16 rounds? Seems like it would go me and it’s limitation is on the bottom stock buffer.

[@mynameistoolongforyo]

@@hardcore4476 The tandemkross kit doesn't even use that piece. You will end up with 20-21 capacity, not 16.

[@hardcore4476]

@@mynameistoolongforyo True.

[@killadocg23]

Interesting. I think the stock trigger is phenomenal on the tx22 competition. I can imagine it getting significantly better than that. The reset especially is awesome

[@ShawnShipstad]

The Subsonic ammo is where I always have problems. Maybe a silencer is required?? I have no idea. You made some excellent points, with reference to the Tarus with the built in red dot. I perfer the straight sights. Take care-God bless.

[@AlSimon]

I received the TX22 Competition upper to go with my TX22 standard. I have been able to shoot 1 inch groups at 25 yards off of a pistol rest, using Aguila Super Extra 40 grain. If you load the magazines properly, they run 100%

[@grandprixjames]

I've been running that same ammo. It runs flawlessly.

[@360woodierc]

How do you load them properly? I lost my tx 22 loader and when I load I carefully load them to make sure the bullets go in all the way and touch the back on the magazine and are properly staggered.Is that fine?

[@gordonv2456]

I am going to have to wait until they strike down the new mag ban in WA. I could not find one before July 1st. Now I'm reading about leading in the 322 barrels. I should have studied more and could have picked up the TX22C.

[@ITZGR82BFREE]

I like the innovation of the trigger caps for options, but for me the TX22C is still the better choice. Nothing wrong with getting both if you can.

[@jedcoupland8587]

THIS is the video I’ve been waiting for! Thanks man. It’s not an easy choice. I prefer the smaller grip and capacity of the SIG, but the TX’s recent track record is great as is trigger. Neither is a very small gun (like the SR22, P17, and other polymer plinkers). Too bad Taurus didn’t design a 22rd mag for such a big grip (but I really thought we’d see an aftermarket 20rd mag for the G44 by now).

[@gregorychu1380]

You can buy magazine extensions for the TX22; Tandemkross makes +5 extensions while Galloway Precision has +3 and +9 extensions. Regarding the glock 44, there are 18 round magazines available, but I imagine many people don't bother considering it's made by Promag. I think we haven't seen much aftermarket support for the 44 since it hasn't sold as well as centerfire glocks. The 44 is more expensive than its competitors, has fewer features (unthreaded barrel, 10 round magazines) and reviews of the gun by well known guntubers were mixed.

[@jedcoupland8587]

Ah yeah. The non-threaded barrel is kind of a deal-breaker for me as I'm not spending an extra $150 on a barrel. I don't like the extended baseplates (make it too big), but I love the thinner followers (like the +3 for the SR22).

[@bobshelton9049]

Get the Glock 44. No issues

[@tacbear]

I bought mine 2 hours after it was officially available and reluctantly sold my TX22 (which I love with a passion) to my son. I have been wanting a SIG "P" type .22 RF since I bought my Full Size and compact P320's!!

[@tonkatoy4207]

Good deal for the son. 👍 But don't be surprised if you end up with another TX22. The TX22 REALLY eats all ammo and extremely reliable. I bought a FN 502 as soon as I could get one, as it was all the rage. Months later, the only cheap ammo that it runs reliably is Golden Bullet. To make matters worse, I got an e-mail today on a 502 recall and will have to send it in. Don't get me wrong though, I'll probably get a P322 (later) after "regular" folks get them and tell how they really run.

[@markeastham3095]

Your son got the best deal. TX is the one they are trying to catch. 😛

[@tacbear]

@@tonkatoy4207 I figured out how to put a red dot on my TX22 (and even put a .5" front iron sight so I would have a backup sight). The SIG comes red dot ready and I was able to find one of their Brand NEW Romeo Zero "ELITE"s (Made in USA-Glass Lense-Circle Dot-TAP brightness control). I am 1000 rounds in with NO malfunctions. I haven't seen a bad review on the P322 yet...GLOCK can't say that!!

[@benchampion4086]

I have six Sig’s and one is a P-226 with a 22 cal slide and barrel and it is a tack driver. So I see another Sig coming to my gun safe in the feature.

[@4by4squared88]

Just bought a 322 last Saturday and calling four shops. Loaded one clip in sub and one in high. 18 each. Had 7 failures in the 36. Not a ammo problem. Gun problems. Very disappointed to say the least

[@unclebob4964]

Nice comparison. Very thorough and not a bunch of flapjawing like too many other EXPERTS ! ( Thanks ) I have the trilogy Ruger SR 22, Taurus TX 22 and the Sig 322. Don’t have hundreds of rounds out of any of them……all cycled about the same. I did put fiber optic sights on the Taurus. The Ruger is noticeably smaller, but is very nice in the hand very nice to fire. There is a pancake holster that makes it VERY comfortable to carry. My score on it….B+ The Taurus fits my hand really well….love the new sights. Fires without flaw. Trigger is excellent. Also has a very nice pancake holster. My score on it….A The newest is the Sig 322. Close, but not QUITE as comfortable as the Taurus. Very similar feeling. Love the 20 rd mags and sights are very, very nice. I had one feed problem on my very first mag…..then it ran flawlessly. ( you need to load the mags with a bit of care…..and at about 18-19 rounds, they’re comfortably full ) I would give this one…….an A- I am a Sig snob with Ruger tendencies. If I had to choose just one ? Tough call…..but it would be the Taurus TX 22.

[@jaylargent7375]

Well I don’t like most comparison videos. All seem to carry a lot of bias, so very seldom watch them ? Was interested in this comparison, so watched. Very well done! I have the competition and wanted to get closer to my Sig p365 xl. Was on the fence now thinking I will pick one up. As far as the red dot setup goes I really like sights on the Sig as they are. So anyway thanks for a excellent review! ✌

[@notmyrealname2516]

It’s a gun ASMR. Never thought I’d see the day. I love the comparison and I’m probably going with the SIG since it’s similar to my carry piece.

[@BowWowPewPewCQ]

I'm on the fence. Is the pic rail on the Sig the normal Sig special rail? Did the longer bull barrel on the TX22 make any difference? Also the TX22 doesn't need an adapter for a can. The sights on the TX22 are trash, but would that really matter since your going to be using a red dot? I expect the P322 would need an adapter plate for a lot of red dots. Thanks for your comparison.

[@devenstone673]

This comparison was really good. Subbed.

[@kurtb3260]

It looks like the TX22 trigger is much better than the P322.

[@stephensimeone3009]

Nice video and comparison. Bass Pro has the P322 for 399$ Just about every day. I went online at 0400 EDT and picked it up. Tried again for giggles at 0800 and they were sold out. Same think around noon time. Try different times or the day. Don’t pay these guys on Gunbroker to overcharge you.

[@garykruyt7277]

I saw a P322 on gunbroker buy now 999.99 not seeing them for sale anywhere else . How long before wiki arms shows them for sale ?

[@ChestersHobbies]

Great comparison! Two excellent guns for sure. I'm planning on doing a similar comparison on my channel this weekend hopefully. Definitely agree with you on a lot of points, especially the trigger.

[@cem19771]

I have the regular TX22 and now due to this review I really want the TX22 competition!

[@monster87024]

One very important feature. On the Sig, that made me buy the Sig over TX. Which I don't think you mentioned, was the flared magazine well. But over all good video! Sig all the way!!!!

[@dsimondublin]

I'm more impressed you were able to find the p322. Those things are off the shelf before store even opens

[@paulcarlin5181]

I ordered from Cabelas/Bass Pro the P322 Friday (4/15). I looked yesterday and you couldn't. I would check daily on the sites and often.

[@kennethbrantley9582]

I love them both. I am told that you can put plates on a regular Taurus tx22 and that you can put Red Dot sights on the pistol. If you did this do you think the regular tx22 would be about the same as the competition model question marks

[@thegreenman2030]

Thanks for the heads up on Auto match. I picked up a TX22 competition this past weekend and had a fair amount of issues with federal auto match. My son who is 10 and never shot a full sized pistol before had the majority of them. We switched to mini mags and Remington yellow jackets and zero issues. Unfortunately the local gun shops are full of bricks of Auto match for around $22 and CCI mini mags are a bit difficult to find. I have.about 3k rounds of it on hand which should last me through the steel challenge spring, summer, and fall seasons.

[@HousePlusRealty]

You can buy CCI factory direct depending on where you live..

[@Charlie-yt1yq]

My tx22 eats everything fine

[@thegreenman2030]

@@HousePlusRealty Thanks for the info, I will look into that.

[@mini14head]

TX has red dot mounted on barrel. Huge advantage in accuracy, and less vibration.

[@perrylocke6037]

A few thoughts. Why didn't you mention suppressor use? That is huge right now. And on the Sig the red dot mounts on the slide, separate from the barrel. Any slop, and there has to be some slop, will effect accuracy. The TX has the sight mounted directly on the barrel. Better repeatable accuracy.

[@mini14head]

Anyone remember the mag release location on S&W 422/622's? In the front of pistol grip. ALL handguns should use this.

[@Yahweh-Chase-Bella]

I just jumped in and got a 22 for cheaper shooting. Held the sig it felt cheap, the tx22 competition feels pretty nice comparatively. I liked the Buckmark vision black and gold but was another $150 without any upgrades. I managed to find the TX22 competition with a nice red dot and couple other things for $499 was hard to pass up. Would still like a Buckmark vision in the future

[@channelcatchaser9426]

I trust your judgment on. 22 pistols. Thanks for your review

[@WickedDealer]

I tried Automatch in my TX22, couldn't get past 8 rounds in the mag without it having feeding issues.

[@joserosas9913]

It shut ammo, what did you expect

[@jagpilotohio]

Interesting. I’ve put thousands of rounds of automatch through my competition and only had a few misfires that appear to be ammo issues.

[@ultra3535]

Take you mags apart and clean them, put some spray wax or graphite in them. Also make sure to tap your mags after loading like someone would with a pack of cigs so the bullets align. I’ve never had a feeding issue after these procedures.

[@chemmii]

Without having and shooting both, no one can give an honest answer.! That said, if I could, I would buy both and see for myself just how they feel, clean, and ammo dump.! But.....since I can't do that as of now, I will keep an eye on both and see what accessories, upgrades, and improvements, they continue to have and make.!

[@intrigue175175]

Why compare the upgraded model Taurus (comp) to the standard Sig? Why not apples to apples?

[@hardcore4476]

Great comparison and detailed video! Didn’t miss anything really..

[@TheWatkid3]

Taurus TX22 Competition 22lr all day!!!!!! just more stuff you get with the gun for the money but would like to tryout the P322.

[@JIMBOBALOU]

I know it has nothing to do with the video. But I recently bought a Keltec P17 And I love it. It doesn't have the same quality feel or fit and finish of either of these. But for $200 bucks it runs perfectly.

[@MrPerry61]

The few 322's that are available were quickly put on gun bloker and the price doubled.

[@pbdye1607]

I got really lucky - Riflegear had them for MSRP on launch day (well into the evening, even) and I jumped on it. vOv

[@billskinner623]

II have a Sig P322. I just sent it back to the factory for the second time. It jams. And jams. And jams. Failure to feed with the occasional stovepipe to change things up. At least six or so per magazine. If you load it just so and with the loading tool, you'll still get a couple or three jams per magazine. Until Sig fixes the mags, the gun is junk. Maybe I got a lemon, that means Sig's QC is suspect.

[@MVEZombie]

I have the standard tx22 and it's been great, but I'll probably get the 322 as well if it proves to be up to snuff.

[@wardroland270]

Thanks G&A. Great job. Good info. God bless. LETS GO BRANDON

[@joeyoung4121]

LET'S GO BRANDON😀! LET'S GO BRANDON😃 ! LET'S GO BRANDON😄! LET'S GO BRANDON😁! AMEN.

[@jimblackbird5678]

As a left handed shooter I prefer the mag release not protruding between my fingers. I switch to the other side when possible. Also, I shoot the TX22 Competition model in a pistol league and prefer it over my 22/45 Lite for both accuracy and lightness of trigger.

[@TheJHMAN1]

Normally there is a variety of .22lr ammo to choose from and finding a load that is most accurate in your particular gun is no problem. But these ain't normal times finding any .22lr can be hard let alone the load of choice for your gun. The difference between 16 or 20 rounds in a .22 is no big deal to me, other than as a hiking gun the Sig with 2 mags is about like having a box ammo. Since the SIG is so new I will wait 6 months before I would consider buying it.

[@domingoliao2724]

Is that okay for you to dry fire a Rimfire pistol? I think it may strike the the side of the breech & may also damage the firing pin!

[@paulcarlin5181]

You can dry fire the Sig.

[@terryhenry8243]

Sig says you can dry fire these all day long if you choose. No damage!!

[@domingoliao2724]

@@terryhenry8243 What about the trigger, is it that good compared to other brands like the Ruger, or other brands for .22 pistols?

[@terryhenry8243]

@@domingoliao2724 No expert here just so you know. My opinion is this guns trigger is as good as the rest of them. But, I don't shoot 22 that often. Seems to me all these polymer guns are about the same. This new Sig however has a few more upgrades than the others. The true test in my opinion is RELIABILTY. We'll see in time.

[@domingoliao2724]

@@terryhenry8243 Terry, how about the Sigsauer mosquito which is discontinued, have you tried to compare it with the Sig 322?

[@gort4016]

Very useful and informative video. Thank you.

[@scottsmith4710]

I own the Taurus TX22 and have over 11,000 rounds through it and it shoots great. I had the same once in a while feeding problem, but that’s common with 22’s. It’s the way the ammo feeds out of the magazine. You just have to try and load the mags a little more carful so the ammo feeds smooth if you know what I mean. The problems I had with the mags and ammo are few though. I try and get 40 grain ammo when I can.👍

[@kurtstewart4638]

With the 11,000 rounds you shot what was the brand you shot the most with the best accuracy and problem free.

[@scottsmith4710]

@@kurtstewart4638 , Blazer 40 grain, but for some reason they are hard to get now. I bought 5,000 rounds from Target Sports USA for 190 bucks back when the prices were still low. That’s my favorite. They are produced in Idaho. Now the prices are still way too high, so you are probably better off just going with the best bullets you can find. I think the 40 grain perform the best. Good luck buddy.👍

[@Ballistikpapa]

Been waiting for this showdown thanks. I have the tx22. 3500 rnds in. Love it, but run sigs. Sooo, when the prices come down I'll get one. My only complaint for the TX is the cheap rear sight and no mags to be found anywhere.

[@motobator1895]

Readily available on their website now

[@johnkeisterelquattro2553]

Yep, what this guy said. Check their website frequently. Also, they are always having great deals! Like just last week Taurus had a great deal…. Buy the Viridian laser for the TX-22 for $95 and it had free shipping and it came with a free IWB/OWB Kydex holster for the TX-22 with said laser attached, and it also came with two free 16 round Mags!!! All for that $95!!

[@cluckbent6466]

taurass sucks.

[@RimfireAddicted70]

Very thorough and well detailed review! I sub'd after watching.

[@jedcoupland8587]

This is an odd question, but do you think one magazine design would be more likely to let the rounds get wonky after being carried and banged around a little? I know a man who, due to rheumatoid arthritis and neuropathy can only work the slide of a 22 AND he can’t take the recoil off anything bigger than a 22 without it really damaging his wrists. But he asked me about this and I didn’t know. Currently, he has several 22s, but like me is deciding between these two on the next one.

[@jaylargent7375]

As long as the mag is loaded correctly no issue. Actually carrying it around has no effect.

[@adaboy4z]

If I didn't have a custom SW Victory I would pick up the Taurus... Nice review!

[@BLMBidenLabtopmatter2]

I was about to buy TX 22 But after I saw your video I was like hold on hold on , I am in love with sig p322

[@Rnemhrd]

Living in a mag restricted state capacity doesn't matter. I have owned Sigs and still own one. I would honestly get the Taurus. I have a 22lr conversion for my Beretta M9 and a 4 inch Buckmark so neither are something I would buy. I'm a huge Glock fan and would not touch a G44. I would get a 22lr conversion for my 19. Solid review.

[@robertcaretta]

What is your opinion on the overall ergonomics of each gun? Also which safety was easier to use? I would think the TX22, but i haven’t held either yet.

[@Jim-oo7dk]

I despise the manufacturers who for decades refused to put more than 10 rounds in a .22. And their fake shortages and price gouging.

[@Yahweh-Chase-Bella]

Also anyone interested in a Shield Plus performance center ported barrel with around 400 rounds on it so far

[@rufturbo997]

It appeared that the 322 had a bit more muzzle flip than the TX. Is that my imagination?

[@paulcarlin5181]

Three weeks ago, I bought a TX-22 and just ordered the Sig this past Friday. The problem is that I don't have a lot of time to get to the range lately! :( Worse problems out there, but cannot wait to shoot them both!

[@jeremyburris4890]

Which one do you like better?

[@kyleratliff7374]

Question did you know your filming is excellent

[@phillipneill7315]

Very good video. I'm a Sig aficionado but love my TX22. I'm not going to run out to buy the Sig right now just to stay with my brand. In the video the Taurus seems to have a crisper trigger and that's important to me. Plus $400 will buy a lot of 22LR ammo. LoL

[@SchoologyGames]

Tx22 trigger looks way better. What’s your opinion having firsthand experience?

[@domingoliao2724]

Oh! sorry I didn’t finished your video! don’t bother to answer me ! as for the Sig are they much better than the Sig mosquito .22 l.r.? can they be mounted with red dot of some kind?

[@johnreacher3756]

The old Sig Mosquito wasn't made by Sig, but by GSG. It was a failure for Sig, who discontinued it. Yes, it was a dog. Sure that Sig learned their lesson to not farm out a gun and put its name on it. GSG still sells it as the Firefly.

[@busymountain]

Great video. Let's see how long Taurus takes to increase its mag capacity....

[@busymountain]

Does that TX22 C come with the red dot?

[@brian770]

why even bring in the "old" tx22....this says tx22 comp. vs p322.

[@WickedDealer]

In the long run I think Sig will have issues with that internal hammer the same way they have had issues with the 320 and 365.

[@jedcoupland8587]

Howso? And neither gun you mentioned has an internal hammer (but many good 22 plinkers do).

[@buddysumner4022]

I own both guns and I’m a real big sig fan but I would pick the Taurus over the sig all day every day,

[@cluckbent6466]

thats bullshit.

[@Skilpadjie1]

Taurus has really knocked the ball out of the park with the TX. Currently very little can touch it for value.

[@Bangarangi]

Can you do the sig p322 vs fn 502?

[@llamagetchya4118]

So. Sig did the ground work making a mag with r&d.. now someone needs to design a ruger mark lower that utilizes the new sig 20 mags.

[@johnkeisterelquattro2553]

That would be the shiiiiiznit!!! A Ruger 22/45 MK IV with the threaded bull barrel and 25 round Sig P322 Mags….OMG that would be sweet!!!

[@cluckbent6466]

my sr22 sucks, shoots far left, wtf!?

[@llamagetchya4118]

@@cluckbent6466 unfortunately sr22's do suck. Now a month later i now have a p322 and it's a fun shooter for my wife, but the kids and I like the suppressed mark III with red dot. Would be awesome for a markiii or iv to take these sig mags. I'd definitely sell the p322 and keep the higher capacity magazines for the mark series.

[@TheLordNugget]

Ok, now I'm actually annoyed. I thought that thing was only announced. It's out already?

[@busymountain]

I will stick with my Taurus TX22 and wait for a larger mag capacity to come. But looks like SIG isn't a bad choice either

[@REBELSCL]

Thanks for the review. I’m wondering why you didn’t utilize some paper targets and sit at the bench and test them both for accuracy. For me, that’s one of the most critical considerations when purchasing a gun. I’m sure I’m not alone in this.Also, I’d like to see an accuracy test between both of these and a new Ruger Mark IV Hunter.. I’m pretty sure that the Ruger would “spank” the other two like a Ukrainian soldier would spank a Fascist Russian soldier….

[@gunsaccessories8853]

15:08

[@markjohnson1020]

I am only here for the satisfyingly clicky sounds. 😌

[@chemislife]

I think the P17 from Kel TEC needs to be put next to these 2 guns.

[@bobkirkpatrick4638]

I bought the P17 a couple weeks back and took it out with the TX-22 and Both ran everything i ran . 4 types of 22 ammo, 36, 40 hp all ran fine in BOTH , they are light easy racking and easy to shoot and as accurate as I am anyhow.

[@chemislife]

@@bobkirkpatrick4638 yea I have the TX-22 and it works as well as the bulk ammo I have will allow. I just thought that one deserved a shout out in this comparison seeing it's in the same category.

[@donbox3609]

I purchased the sig p-322, the mags are a joke, what’s up sig

[@countryboy602]

TX22 is king !

[@granitejeepc3651]

Wow. They are not target rifles??? No way. Hard to believe that. Good review though seriously. I still like my P17 for plinking only.

[@alvareza3]

Love this asmr video

[@albertschneider5978]

Tx22 4300 rounds slight site adjust no complaints don’t need red dot 🔴

[@TheHauntedMyst]

The Sig is very accurate but after seeing all the videos on how reliable they are, my P322 must be a lemon. I get at least 4 to 6 failures to feed every session even with hundreds of rounds through it. I have yet to have any issue with the TX22 Competition I got the same week. If you are looking for a high capacity 22, the TX22 is the better choice based on my experience. My Beretta 87 and Neos will shoot all day without a failure.

[@jameshoward8491]

Wow the federal auto match has given me the best groups and ran the best in my autos . But that Winchester white box is junk . I hate that stuff

[@johnreacher3756]

I never buy any Winchester ammo any more. I've had better luck with Remington Golden Bullets.

[@bobshelton9049]

I TX22 jams 2 to 3 times per magazine it’s now on his third trip back to Taurus they did not fix it in the first two trips.

[@AlSimon]

Most people, including me had this problem until learning to correctly load the magazines. Since I did, I have not had one jam. The cartridges have to stagger side to side and point slightly upward in the magazine.

[@bobshelton9049]

@@AlSimon Thank you so much for replying I really appreciate it. I have tried that and my local Gunsmith has tried it and then fired it and as he said I believe you have gotten a lemon Tx22 in my shop loaded just like I loaded yours never has a problem so I’ve sent it back to Taurus for the second time. Again thank you

[@bobshelton9049]

@@AlSimon I don’t have a problem with my Glock 44 at all.

[@infinity8x3]

I think the TX22 trigger is leaps and bounds better than the sig. That short tactile reset makes it super-fast. I dare say race gun fast.

[@pickin4you]

Sorry, but I hate it when someone blames the cartridge for their problems. If those were center fires, and your shot steel challenges with them, you would. E shooting match grade ammo out of them. You cannot expect any semi auto .22lr to shoot flawless when you have Golden Bullets, Automatch and wildcats on your bench. Shoot some good ammo and you won’t have any stoppages. Nothing cheaper than Mini Mags. People blame the .22lr, when I am 61 and have never had a single stoppage in any semi auto .22lr I have ever owned. I also have never shot anything FB cheaper than Mini Mags through them. I am not that stupid. I also put $400 scopes on my $200 .22 rifles. I don’t go cheap their either. Stop using the excuse that is the cartridge just because you are too cheap t buy good ammo. Sorry to be so blunt, but I have been hearing this excuse for way too many years.

[@johnkeisterelquattro2553]

The problems he had were due to cheap ammo…. So what’s wrong with blaming the cheap ammo???? If he said “Well the trigger pull of this gun sucks, but that’s because of the cheap ammo…. Then your statement would make just a LITTLE bit of sense.

[@brianfidler1123]

Dead on, Walther P22Q will not not run Fed AutoMatch, has issues even with Federal higher velocity ammo.

[@busymountain]

The grip on the TX 22 looks more comfortable

[@Victor-hb4hj]

Where did you find one for $399. Where I live we are about to lose our right to full capacity mags so I had to bite the bullet. Sorry for the pun. Parasites on gun broker are taking advantage of slow public release

[@ronolson2024]

I've bought guns for just the trigger pull alone. That's why I bought the the regular TX22 (before the competition model came out) & love it. Love the better trigger of the TX22, has better capacity than most others, reliable (for a .22), & is easy to suppress it as it comes with a threaded barrel adapter. Has rear adjustable sights as well as a pic rail. Tough to beat the TX22 with all it has to offer. It does need cleaning after every range session to keep it running reliably.

[@jasonroyce3587]

i probably wouldnt "cram" more rounds than the magazine was made for in there but ok...