Yes, I have seen a number of videos where shot timers were ineffective/erroneous because of the use of suppressors. I guess I should have made myself clear. By competition, I meant commercial/business competition among the firearm manufacturers/industry and NOT individual shooters/sportsmen.
Yes, I have seen a number of videos where shot timers were ineffective/erroneous because of the use of suppressors. I guess I should have made myself clear. By competition, I meant commercial/business competition among the firearm manufacturers/industry and NOT individual shooters/sportsmen.
Gotcha!
Weighted compensator? I know muzzle flip is almost non existent anyway, but what the heck, make it louder.
I had to add a brake to my Nordic .22 upper so the shot timer could pick it up.
https://www.shoptaurus.com/tx22-accessories/tx22-competition-conversion-kit-tx22cmpkt
TX22 Competition Conversion Kit
TX22 Competition Conversion Kit
Anyone here own one?
I posted pictures of this in another thread.
Last Saturday bought a new TX22 Competition, I was at 2 local gun stores, both places spoke very highly of the TX22 Competition.
I bought the TX22 at Sports World and had them mount a Vortex Venom, took it to the range that day.
Excellent Firearm, handle all different brands of bulk .22lr ammunition. The Vortex Venom red dot combination is very accurate.
Ordered a Osprey Micro Suppressor Adapter from SilecerCo. ( Its the suppressor I have). The adapter arrived yesterday, went to the range that afternoon.
The TX22 Competition comes with 2 adapter plates, the adapter place can be turned over, it gives you 4 different adapter positions to match your red dot.
The instruction manual reads what adapter is needed for which red dot, the adapter plates are number with a series of dots.
I had a shoot off between the TX22 and my Glock 44 -- The TX22 won hands down because of the Red Dot Mount.
I was by no means a Taurus Fan. but this is a serious game changer.
The FNH 502 has co-witness fixed sights.
fnamerica.com
Maybe Glock has a model 44 MOS in the works?
Maybe a CZ Shadow 2, optic ready, .22lr conversion kit?
Last Saturday bought a new TX22 Competition, I was at 2 local gun stores, both places spoke very highly of the TX22 Competition.
I bought the TX22 at Sports World and had them mount a Vortex Venom, took it to the range that day.
Excellent Firearm, handle all different brands of bulk .22lr ammunition. The Vortex Venom red dot combination is very accurate.
Ordered a Osprey Micro Suppressor Adapter from SilecerCo. ( Its the suppressor I have). The adapter arrived yesterday, went to the range that afternoon.
The TX22 Competition comes with 2 adapter plates, the adapter place can be turned over, it gives you 4 different adapter positions to match your red dot.
The instruction manual reads what adapter is needed for which red dot, the adapter plates are number with a series of dots.
I had a shoot off between the TX22 and my Glock 44 -- The TX22 won hands down because of the Red Dot Mount.
I was by no means a Taurus Fan. but this is a serious game changer.
The FNH 502 has co-witness fixed sights.
502 | FN® Firearms
fnamerica.com
Maybe Glock has a model 44 MOS in the works?
Maybe a CZ Shadow 2, optic ready, .22lr conversion kit?
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Great report. Thanks!I posted pictures of this in another thread.
Last Saturday bought a new TX22 Competition, I was at 2 local gun stores, both places spoke very highly of the TX22 Competition.
I bought the TX22 at Sports World and had them mount a Vortex Venom, took it to the range that day.
Excellent Firearm, handle all different brands of bulk .22lr ammunition. The Vortex Venom red dot combination is very accurate.
Ordered a Osprey Micro Suppressor Adapter from SilecerCo. ( Its the suppressor I have). The adapter arrived yesterday, when to the range that afternoon.
The TX22 Competition comes with 2 adapter plates, the adapter place can be turned over, it gives you 4 different adapter positions to match your red dot.
The instruction manual reads what adapter is needed for which red dot, the adapter plates are number with a series of dots.
I had a shoot off between the TX22 and my Glock 44 -- The TX22 won hands down because of the Red Dot Mount.
I was by no means a Taurus Fan. but this is a serious game changer.
The FNH 502 has co-witness fixed sights.
502 | FN® Firearms
Maybe Glock has a model 44 MOS in the works?
Maybe a CZ Shadow 2, optic ready, .22lr conversion kit?
Went shooting Sunday afternoon -- shot the TX22 Competition at my spinners at 28 yards (3 yards behind the target line) was hitting the small target on my spinners !!!!
I am really liking this TX22 Competition with the Vortex Venom Red Dot and my SilencerCo Osprey Micro Suppressor !!!!!!
I am really liking this TX22 Competition with the Vortex Venom Red Dot and my SilencerCo Osprey Micro Suppressor !!!!!!
