Assembled Stainless Steel Guide Rod for Taurus TX22 Compact Pistols
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TX22 Compact Assembled Stainless Steel Guide Rod
Our Taurus TX22 Compact Guide Rods are made of Stainless Steel and come pre-assembled to your spring rate selection. Our guide rod units allow use of different spring rates to tune the pistol to your needs and handloads. The recoil springs are made for us by ISMI, a leader in the spring market here in the U.S.A, to our specifications. Made on the same machines that make springs for Formula 1 and IndyCar race cars, made exclusively with aerospace specification alloys. Made from Chrome Silicon Spring Wire, the only choice for a longer lasting, more pleasurable shooting experience verses inferior Music Wire springs.
Our recoil springs are made to last of actual chrome silicon spring wire and not inferior music spring wire like some other manufacturers.
We offer fully assembled units captured like factory in factory spring rate, 10% increased, or 10% decreased. The 10% decreased spring rate helps cycle better for lower pressure loads.
Comes with your choice of Polished Stainless or Black Cerakote Retainer.
Fits Taurus TX22 Compact Pistols Only. *** Click here for TX22 Full Size ***
As always, proudly made right here in the USA.
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Specifications
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Parent SKUGP-GRA-TXC
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BrandGalloway Precision
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Country of OriginUSA
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AssemblyFletcher NC USA
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Item ConditionBrand new in original packaging
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Made fromStainless Steel and Chrome Silicon Spring Wire
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Product classGalloway Precision Product
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Spring rateFactory Spring Rate, 10% Decreased, 10% Increased
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Retainer finishPolished Stainless Steel, Black Cerakote
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ManufacturerGalloway Precision
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Product questions
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Jul 8, 2024, 17:39
I see the note about the decreased spring but what is the purpose of the increased spring? Can you elaborate on the differences between the two and the stock spring and what disadvantages there may be to changing the stock spring?
Jul 9, 2024, 07:50Going lower will help cycle low pressure ammo, going higher will help with recoil control and muzzle rise with higher pressure ammo.
*100% money back (less shipping) on all our products is offered by us against failure of our components or just displeasure our products did not meet your expectations or end needs within the first 30 days. Buy and don't like it, we will refund your purchase price minus shipping upon return, within 30 days of purchase of the complete unmodified parts in question, with the exception of Tool Kits, Tools, Installation Kits, and Closeout products which All Sales are Final. A 20% restocking fee will be applied to returned Triggers, Trigger Kits, Optic Mount Plates, and Guide Rods that have been installed and damaged. Non-installed/non-damaged parts will receive a full refund. If you choose to modify any of our parts without instruction from a Galloway Precision tech, the parts are not eligible for refund or replacement. Refunds are issued upon return within 2 business days back to the original credit card used to purchase the product. We may apply signature required to reduce lost orders for totals over 100.00 or replacement parts or apt addresses.
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