Description

The Taurus TX22 T.O.R.O. with SKU 1-2TX22P141-5XMAG is a .22 LR semi-automatic rimfire pistol package. I found the exact SKU/UPC pairing in recent sales records, which identifies it as the black TX22 T.O.R.O. with five magazines.

Key specifications

Taurus describes the TX22 T.O.R.O. as having a lightweight polymer frame, striker-fired system, PTS (Performance Trigger System), threaded barrel, and an optic-ready slide using the RMSC footprint.

Barrel and optics

The 4.6-inch threaded barrel is one of the distinguishing features of this package. The threaded muzzle is intended for compatible muzzle accessories. I won’t provide instructions for attaching or configuring weapon accessories, but the factory manual confirms that the TX22 has a threaded barrel and suppressor-adapter components.

The T.O.R.O. slide is cut for compact reflex optics using the Shield RMSc footprint, so it differs from a standard TX22 that isn’t optic-ready. Taurus also incorporates an accessory rail beneath the barrel.

Magazine configuration

The “-5XMAG” portion of the SKU denotes the five-magazine package. The exact listing I found identifies the package as 5 magazines, with the TX22 commonly offered with combinations of 16- and 22-round magazines depending on the package/market. The exact magazine capacities should therefore be verified against the box label or the magazine markings for your particular package rather than assumed from the SKU alone.

Trigger and handling

The TX22 uses Taurus’s Performance Trigger System (PTS). Taurus’s own evaluation describes a relatively light, consistent trigger with a defined break, while noting some initial take-up and overtravel.

The pistol is relatively light for a full-size .22 LR handgun, and its grip has a palm swell/reduced-diameter area intended to make it comfortable to hold.

Reliability

Real-world reports are mixed, as you’d expect with any rimfire pistol. Some owners report thousands of rounds with very few problems, while others report failures to extract or feed with particular ammunition.

That’s particularly relevant with .22 LR, because ammunition quality and individual loads can have a noticeable effect on semi-automatic rimfire reliability.

Safety

The factory manual emphasizes the fundamentals: keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction and keep your finger off the trigger until appropriate.

If you’re evaluating one for ownership, I would also recommend checking the current Taurus manual and any applicable recall/safety notices for the exact serial-numbered firearm rather than relying solely on generic TX22 information.

Bottom line: the 1-2TX22P141-5XMAG is essentially a TX22 T.O.R.O. package with a 4.6″ threaded barrel, optics-ready slide, black finish, and five magazines. Its major attractions are the .22 LR chambering, relatively light construction, optic-ready configuration, threaded barrel, and unusually generous magazine package.