New .22 LR self-defense deep-carry pistol.

[k1dude]

The Taurus 22TUC.

https://hookandbarrel.com/taurus-22tuc-pistol/?_bhlid=9ce83a4f6c010dd4acc05f2fa0fed42c91029986

[Spyder]

Odd. Everything about it.

[FNGGlock]

Looks like a Beretta Bobcat replica. Would probably just stick to the Beretta for this type of pistol.

[k1dude]

I like the Taurus because it's lighter with a better grip and 20% more firepower. It's also 10% thinner and only 2/3rds the price of the Beretta.

[DanGunner]

Cute gun but if I wanted to carry .22 it would be either my Ruger LCP II, which is very user-friendly, or my Beretta 21a Bobcat, either loaded with Stingers

[ABR]

I have a Taurus TX22c that runs well but certainly not a deep conceal pistol.

My Sig p238 is my go to for that purpose in a pocket holster. Super reliable as well. I don’t think Sig makes the all stainless HD model any longer.

[psun786]

Too bad CA doesn't let anything smaller than .32 on CCW, otherwise it could be a viable jogger pistol.

[dfletcher]

Looks like an interesting little pistol. Probably lighter but larger than the little Bernardelli 22 long -

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[nickel plate]

Too bad CA doesn't let anything smaller than .32 on CCW, otherwise it could be a viable jogger pistol.

Unless that is a recent law change, I have a .22LR NAA on my Tulare County CCW.

[TrappedinCalifornia]

Too bad CA doesn't let anything smaller than .32 on CCW, otherwise it could be a viable jogger pistol.

It depends on the Issuing Agency, not the State... For now.

[stormvet]

There’s nothing really that new about that pistol, Taurus has been making it for decades it’s called the PT-22. All they did was lighten it up by using less steel and more plastic. I’ve had one for well over 15 years, exact same design with the tip up barrel and 9 round capacity.

PT22 steel version of the 22TUC.

[k1dude]

The weight and size would make it a great jogging pistol.