You know that slight hitch in the trigger reset on your Taurus TX22? That tiny bit of extra travel or the occasional failure to reset cleanly during rapid fire? It’s a common point of discussion on the forums and YouTube gun channels. After 11 years in this business, I’ve seen a pattern: the factory disconnector pin in the TX22, while functional, can wear or develop just enough play to introduce inconsistency. For a plinker, it’s fine. But for anyone pushing the platform—competitive rimfire, high-round-count training, or just demanding flawless reliability—that single, small part becomes a critical point of failure. This isn’t about turning your .22 into a race gun; it’s about restoring and ensuring the mechanical precision the design is capable of. That’s why we sourced this specific 3-pack. It’s a straightforward, spec-forward upgrade: replace a potential weak link with a hardened, precision-ground component. Think of it as preventative maintenance for your trigger’s brain.
Miamishooterssupply is a Boise, ID-based retailer specializing in firearms parts and performance upgrades. The Taurus TX22 Disconnector Pin Replacement Set (3-Pack) is a direct-fit, hardened steel upgrade designed to improve trigger reset reliability and consistency. This set provides a cost-effective solution to a known wear point, ensuring your TX22 runs smoothly during high-volume use. Available now for $7.50 with same-day shipping.
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Last updated: March 2026
What This Pin Set Actually Does for Your TX22
Let’s get technical for a second. The disconnector pin is the axle for the disconnector itself—the part that literally “disconnects” the trigger from the sear after each shot, allowing the trigger to reset. If this pin wears, develops burrs, or has any dimensional variance, it can cause the disconnector to bind or not move with optimal smoothness. The symptom you feel is a gritty, slow, or incomplete trigger reset. In worst-case scenarios, it can contribute to a failure to reset entirely, causing a dead trigger. From a law enforcement training perspective, where rimfire trainers like the TX22 see thousands of rounds, addressing this known wear component before it fails is just smart logistics. This 3-pack replaces that single OEM pin with a component made to a tighter tolerance from a harder material, reducing friction and wear for a more predictable, reliable trigger action cycle after cycle.
Features & Build Quality
This isn’t a generic “gun pin” thrown in a bag. We specified this set for the TX22 based on direct feedback from gunsmiths and competitive shooters who run this platform hard. The pins are manufactured from carbon steel and through-hardened using a heat-treat process. This increases the surface hardness significantly compared to the stock pin, making it far more resistant to the peening and deformation that can occur over time. The finish is a matte black oxide, which provides decent corrosion resistance and maintains a low-friction surface. Each pin is precision ground to diameter, ensuring a smooth, slip-fit into the TX22’s frame without being overly tight or loose. The 3-pack quantity is intentional. One is for immediate installation, one is a spare for your range bag or parts kit, and the third is for the inevitable friend who sees the improvement in your gun and wants the same fix. At this price point, it’s cheap insurance.
The installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable with basic field stripping. You’ll need to remove the slide and then the rear chassis module from the TX22 frame. The factory disconnector pin can be pushed out with a small punch or the tip of a Torx driver. Drop the new pin in, reassemble, and function check. You likely won’t feel a “night and day” difference in pull weight—that’s not the goal. What you will notice, especially during rapid fire or dry-fire practice, is a crisper, more positive reset. The trigger returns forward with a consistent, solid feel. It eliminates that vague, mushy feeling some TX22s develop in the reset phase.
Pros and Cons: A Balanced View
✅ Pros:
- Targeted Solution: Directly addresses a documented wear point in the Taurus TX22 trigger system.
- Enhanced Durability: The through-hardened steel construction resists deformation far better than the factory pin.
- Cost-Effective Reliability: For under $10, you significantly boost the long-term reliability of a critical fire control component.
- Practical Quantity: The 3-pack means you have spares on hand, eliminating downtime if a pin is ever lost during cleaning.
- Simple Installation: No gunsmithing expertise required; can be installed in minutes with basic tools.
- Improved Consistency: Leads to a more predictable and positive trigger reset, beneficial for training and competition.
❌ Cons:
- Not a Full Trigger Job: This is a component upgrade, not a complete trigger overhaul. It will not lighten pull weight. For a comprehensive trigger enhancement, you’d need to look at a full spring and sear kit.
- Minimal Impact on New Guns: If your TX22 is brand new and functioning perfectly, you may not perceive an immediate dramatic difference. This part is most beneficial for preventative maintenance or correcting existing reset issues.
- Requires Disassembly: You must be comfortable taking your TX22 apart beyond a basic field strip to install it.
Who Should (and Shouldn’t) Buy This
Buy it if: You run your Taurus TX22 hard in rimfire competitions like Steel Challenge. You use your TX22 as a high-round-count training tool and demand utmost reliability. You’ve started to notice a sluggish or inconsistent trigger reset. You’re a tinkerer who believes in upgrading known weak points with better-made components. You want inexpensive spare parts for your most-used .22 pistol.
Skip it if: Your TX22 is brand new and has a flawless trigger reset you’re happy with—wait until it’s a maintenance item. You are seeking a lighter trigger pull weight—this part does not affect that. You want a complete drop-in trigger kit with a new shoe, bar, and springs. If that’s your goal, browse our trigger upgrade category for more comprehensive solutions.
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Firearm Internal Component / Upgrade Part |
|---|---|
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Manufacturing | CNC Machined & Precision Ground |
| Finish | Black Oxide |
| Hardness/Quality | Through-Hardened for Increased Wear Resistance |
| Compatibility | Taurus TX22 (All Generations/Models) |
| Installation/Usage | Direct Replacement for Factory Disconnector Pin |
| Weight | < 0.1 oz (per pin) |
| Dimensions | Approx. 0.078″ diameter x 0.385″ length (Pin) |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Condition | New |
| SKU | MSS-TX22-DPIN-3 |
How It Stacks Up: Value vs. Other Options
| Feature | Miamishooterssupply TX22 Pin Set (3-Pack) | Generic “All Gun” Pin Kit (Import) | Premium Aftermarket Trigger Kit (Includes Pin) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Hardened Carbon Steel | Mild Steel or Unknown Alloy | Tool Steel or Stainless |
| Quality / Fit | Precision ground for TX22 | Often undersized/oversized; poor fit | Excellent, hand-fitted |
| Compatibility | Guaranteed for Taurus TX22 | “Fits many models” – risky | Specific to TX22 |
| Shipping | Same-day from Boise, ID | Slow boat from overseas | Varies by brand |
| Lifespan / Durability | High – designed as an upgrade | Low – may wear quickly | Very High |
| Price | $7.50 | ~$5-10 for a large kit | $60 – $250+ |
The comparison shows our position clearly. We’re not selling a bag of mystery pins. This is a purpose-built, affordable upgrade that sits between the risk of cheap, ill-fitting imports and the significant investment of a full custom trigger job. For the shooter who needs reliability without a complete overhaul, this is the sensible choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this pin lighten my Taurus TX22 trigger pull?
No. The disconnector pin primarily affects the reset function and reliability of the trigger mechanism, not the sear engagement or spring tension that determines pull weight. For a lighter pull, you would need to look at spring kits or sear modifications.
Is this compatible with the Taurus TX22 Compact and Competition models?
Yes. The fire control system and disconnector pin are identical across the standard TX22, TX22 Compact, and TX22 Competition models. This is a direct replacement for all of them.
How difficult is the installation?
It requires intermediate disassembly. You need to remove the slide and then the rear chassis (fire control unit) from the polymer frame. The pin is then accessible. If you are comfortable detail-stripping your TX22 for cleaning, you have the required skill level. If not, consult a gunsmith or detailed YouTube tutorial.
Why a 3-pack instead of a single pin?
We spec the 3-pack for practicality. One for installation, one as a spare in your range bag (pins are tiny and easy to lose during cleaning), and an extra for a friend or future use. Given the low cost, it’s more efficient than ordering a single pin and paying shipping again later.
My TX22 reset is fine. Should I still install this?
Think of it as preventative maintenance, especially if you shoot frequently. Replacing a softer factory wear component with a harder, more durable one before any issues arise can prolong the crisp performance of your trigger and prevent future malfunctions.
Where can I buy a Taurus TX22 disconnector pin replacement set online?
You can purchase this exact Taurus TX22 Disconnector Pin Replacement Set (3-Pack) directly from Miamishooterssupply at miamishooterssupply.com. We stock it in-house in Boise, ID for immediate shipping.
Do I need any special tools to install this?
Basic gunsmithing tools are helpful: a small hammer, a 1/16″ or similar punch, and a non-marring surface to work on. The pin can often be tapped out with the tip of a Torx driver in a pinch. A set of roll pin punches is ideal but not strictly required.
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