I have the TX22 and it's amazingly accurate. My other .22 pistol is a H&R 922, nine shot single action/double action revolver made in my birth year 1955! I've been shooting .22s since I was about 6yrs old. Nothing more enjoyable and with ammo prices, affordable. Great video man 👍
.22LR Pistols Are Also Great Self Defense Weapons For The Elderly As Well! They May Not Have The Ballistics Of Larger Rounds, But The Elderly Can Handle Them Well If They Find Themselves In A Home Invasion/Self Defense Situation! A .22LR Self Defense Weapon Beats A Rock! ✌️
I bought the TX22 a couple of years ago for the very reasons you mentioned. I had to limit my 9mm round count do to the expense and scarcity. The TX22 is a perfect trainer for my Canik Mete SFT. Right down to the trigger. I have recommended to others to chose a 22lr that closely resembles your bigger gun. You can get alot of trigger time to improve trigger pull, transitions and many other aspects of shooting and not break the bank.
I have the TX22 and it's amazingly accurate. My other .22 pistol is a H&R 922, nine shot single action/double action revolver made in my birth year 1955! I've been shooting .22s since I was about 6yrs old. Nothing more enjoyable and with ammo prices, affordable. Great video man 👍
A double action 22 revolver is great for training trigger control, I just wish more companies made them these days. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
.22LR Pistols Are Also Great Self Defense Weapons For The Elderly As Well!
They May Not Have The Ballistics Of Larger Rounds, But The Elderly Can Handle Them Well If They Find Themselves In A Home Invasion/Self Defense Situation!
A .22LR Self Defense Weapon Beats A Rock! ✌️
That's a great point!
If a 22lr is good enough for the elderly , it should be good enough for anyone .
22’s are hella fun 👍
And no criminal ever wants to get shot with one or 10 rounds 😅
Isn't that the truth!
I bought the TX22 a couple of years ago for the very reasons you mentioned. I had to limit my 9mm round count do to the expense and scarcity. The TX22 is a perfect trainer for my Canik Mete SFT. Right down to the trigger.
I have recommended to others to chose a 22lr that closely resembles your bigger gun. You can get alot of trigger time to improve trigger pull, transitions and many other aspects of shooting and not break the bank.
Definitely true
i got a 22 uper for my glock and i like taking it to the range....i get may be 2 or 3 jams on the pistol but lots of fun.
Can’t go wrong with the 22 cost of ammo, price of weapons as a 22 compared to larger calibers.
I would love to have a Ruger LCR 22lr Revolver to go with my Ruger LCP2 22lr.👍
Got several, love t u em all