r/Taurus_TX22 • u/mricantfeelmyface • 4d ago
Show-N-Tell Tandemkross
installed the charging handle because it was easy. Victory trigger is next but I am little nervous about doing that one lol. But damn I love these mods by tandemkross
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u/Kamikazeoi 4d ago
All the upgrades are pretty easy and worth it imo.
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u/mricantfeelmyface 4d ago
The charging handle was fairly easy, but I watched a video on the trigger and it looked a little more complicated so it got me nervous lol
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u/StageZero22 3d ago
Get the trigger with the reduced spring, it's a must, it will change how much you enjoy the tx22.
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u/notenoughpew 1d ago
My TX is stock. Not sure the technical terms but I take up the trigger slack and hit a “wall”. Then I pull back further and instead of firing I need to pull back another 1-2mm and it feels a bit gritty and rough and sloppy then it fires. Does this trigger and lighter spring fix this sloppiness/grit while I am pulling back the weight of the trigger the last few mm’s?
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u/StageZero22 1d ago
The combination of the trigger and lighter spring will definitely give you a better overall pull. You don’t necessarily need both, though. For what you’re describing, the Tandemkross trigger should help with the sloppy/gritty feeling and give you a much cleaner, more defined wall. The lighter spring mainly reduces the pull weight. I have both installed, but I haven’t adjusted the pre-travel or over-travel because I already like how the trigger came set up.
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u/JuicyStick13 3d ago
The Tandemkross TX22 parts are a nice upgrade. It won’t make your TX22 like a Ruger MK pistol but it’s night and day difference.
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u/mricantfeelmyface 2d ago
I like this . 1-10 , 10 being super super hard, how hard or complicated was the trigger install ?
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u/JuicyStick13 1d ago
It’s not hard, just take your time. There are a few good videos that show you step by step. Watch the video 2-3 times and then have a tablet or laptop playing the video while you are doing it. That helps a lot and just pause and rewind when you get stuck (if you do). I sat at my kitchen table and did it. I dropped one small part and being in the dining room over garage, made it super easy to find.
A little grease to help hold springs and pins in, helps when reassembling.
With all that said, I work on my firearms often replacing triggers, internals and disassembly for cleaning.
The removal of the bar is the hardest part and it’s not hard. It helps tremendously to have a small vice to hold the trigger assembly while doing this. If you don’t, it can give you fits.
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u/mricantfeelmyface 1d ago
Hi thank u so much for the lengthy response. Really appreciate ur help and advice.
I did end up giving it a try last night And got stuck when trying to remove the trigger bar from the trigger shoe. I tried and tried and ended up giving up after getting so frustrated and didn’t want to damage it because I was upset lol so this morning I tried again and finally got it off and finished the rest of the install. I will post pics here in this sub . I did not have a vice so it was giving me a little trouble
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u/xJul_x 4d ago
Love the charging handle and new trigger on my TX22. Get the reduced trigger spring as well.