Taurus TX22 Comp [Field Strip]: Disassembly & Reassembly

A quick field strip disassembly of the Taurus TX22 Comp with no fluff or life stories. Followed by a quick reassembly and function check.
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[@sodoodle296]

Nicely done, thanks for the video.

[@NOORYOUNIS]

Can you dry fire a rimfire like that? Doesnt that damage the firing pin?

[@guncademybypewpewtactical8640]

According to Taurus, it's okay.

[@mathewmorton6694]

You don’t have to turn the barrel.

[@williamnewhall2176]

Does not work!!!!!!