DESCRIPTION
The TX22 FRT is a drop-in forced-reset trigger designed specifically for the Taurus TX-22 platform. Laser-cut from 4130 chromoly steel and finished with precision CNC work and controlled heat treatment, the TX22 Trinity Trigger FRT brings competition-grade consistency and durability to your pistol.
The forced-reset design resets the trigger on slide cycling, enabling rapid, repeatable trigger pulls — one trigger function per round fired. If the forced reset does not engage, the pistol continues to operate safely in standard semi-automatic mode. No other firearm modifications are required. Built for shooters who demand precision, the TX22 Trinity Trigger FRT pairs rugged chromoly strength with laser-perfect geometry for consistent break, minimal variance between units, and long service life.
KEY FEATURES
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Laser-Cut Precision – Profiled with laser accuracy for consistent geometry and repeatable performance across every unit.
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4130 Chromoly Steel Construction – High-strength alloy chosen for its superior tensile strength, fatigue resistance, and long service life.
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CNC-Finished Surfaces – Critical engagement areas are CNC-machined for crisp, clean breaks and reliable reset feel.
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Forced Reset Function – Resets the trigger automatically during slide cycling for rapid, successive trigger pulls (one function per round fired).
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Failsafe Semi-Auto Operation – If the forced reset does not engage, the pistol remains fully functional in standard semi-auto mode.
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Drop-In Installation – Direct replacement for the factory disconnector; no additional modifications required.
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Full Compatibility – Works in 2TX22, 2TX22C, TX22, TX22C (Competition / T.O.R.O) — all models and all generations.
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Durability Tested – Heat-treated, deburred, and inspected for consistent engagement and wear resistance.
RESTRICTED STATES
Some states have taken legal or regulatory action involving forced-reset triggers (FRTs). After careful consideration, we do not ship to the locations listed below. This decision protects our customers and our operation under current legal conditions.
Restricted States:
• California
• Colorado
• Connecticut
• Delaware
• District of Columbia
• Florida
• Hawaii
• Illinois
• Maryland
• Massachusetts
• Michigan
• Minnesota
• Nevada
• New Jersey
• New York
• Oregon
• Rhode Island
• Vermont
• Washington (state)