SponsoredTaurus TX22 for Sale: In-Stock Deals, Price Ranges & Buying Tips
Updated October 18, 2026
The Taurus TX22 is a .22 LR pistol, which is why people search it when they want reps instead of a carry gun. The deal is the complete pistol, not a magazine and not a 9mm Taurus that shares the brand.
In-stock Taurus TX22
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Taurus TTX22 .22 LR / 5.7×28 1/2×28 Direct Thread Titanium Suppressor
$299.99
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Taurus Pistol TX22 Compact 3.5″ 22lr 13rd Pistol – Black w/ Viridian RFX11 3 MOA Green dot
$486.99
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What you are actually buying
The Taurus TX22 is a full-size rimfire pistol pistol in .22 LR. Many SKUs ship with 16-round magazines. Ten-round magazines are the compliant versions. Confirm the count in the title. T.O.R.O. models are optic-ready. A plain TX22 is not. Competition models add a longer barrel and different sights.
A polymer .22 with a duty-size grip, made for cheap practice rather than for carry. It is not a 9mm and it does not take Glock magazines.
Variants worth separating
There is a Gen 1 and a Gen 2, plus Competition and Compact variants. The Compact is a different, smaller gun. Threaded barrels show up on some SKUs and matter only if a .22 suppressor is actually in the plan.
Who it suits
Range days, new shooters, and anyone who wants a .22 pistol with a grown-up grip. It is a bad substitute for a defensive 9mm.
What to look for in a deal
Separate T.O.R.O. from the iron-sight gun, and the Competition barrel from the standard barrel. Extra magazines are the part people forget to count. Rimfire guns can be particular about ammunition, so a magazine-only listing is not the pistol. A TX22 Compact is not the full-size gun. Read the barrel length and the optic cut before you call two cards the same. The wider in-stock set is on Taurus deals. If this size is wrong, the Taurus Judge is the nearby model. The category board is handgun deals. The category buying guide is Best .22 Pistols.
Questions people ask
Which Taurus TX22 variants are actually different products?
There is a Gen 1 and a Gen 2, plus Competition and Compact variants. The Compact is a different, smaller gun. Threaded barrels show up on some SKUs and matter only if a .22 suppressor is actually in the plan.
Who is a Taurus TX22 a good fit for?
Range days, new shooters, and anyone who wants a .22 pistol with a grown-up grip. It is a bad substitute for a defensive 9mm.
What should a Taurus TX22 deal include?
Separate T.O.R.O. from the iron-sight gun, and the Competition barrel from the standard barrel. Extra magazines are the part people forget to count. Rimfire guns can be particular about ammunition, so a magazine-only listing is not the pistol.
How do I know two Taurus TX22 cards are the same product?
A TX22 Compact is not the full-size gun. Read the barrel length and the optic cut before you call two cards the same.