TX22 Carbon Fiber Nylon Replacement Striker Housing – Optimized Geometry

Taurus TX22 Carbon Fiber Nylon Replacement Striker Housing – Optimized Geometry

Restore functionality to your Taurus TX22 with our 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Nylon Striker Housing. Designed as a cost-effective, geometrically optimized replacement, this housing utilizes advanced composite materials to offer a rigid, durable alternative to standard factory replacements.

Performance Benefits

• Optimized Geometry: We have redesigned the housing profile to further reduce premature wear to the disconnector and increase overall cycling reliability compared to the standard factory profile.

• Carbon Fiber Reinforced: Manufactured from Carbon Fiber Filled Nylon, this housing offers superior stiffness and heat resistance compared to standard PLA or basic polymer prints, ensuring consistent performance during its service life.

• Lightweight Durability: Keeps your slide weight low for fast cycling speeds while providing a rigid channel for the striker assembly.

Service Life Expectancy

• ~1,000 Round Interval: Please note that while Carbon Fiber Nylon is durable, it is a consumable component. Based on testing, this housing has an expected service life of approximately 1,000 rounds. We recommend inspecting the housing regularly and keeping a spare on hand for high-volume range days.

Product Specifications

• Material: 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Nylon.

• Finish: Matte industrial texture.

• Weight: Lightweight (Comparable to factory polymer).

Important Installation Notes

• May Require Minor Fitting: Due to the factory variances and tolerances found in Taurus TX22 slides, this part may require minor fitting. Depending on your specific slide, you may need to lightly sand or file the exterior of the housing to achieve a perfect, secure fit.

• Gunsmith Recommended: If you are not comfortable modifying internal components, we recommend having a qualified gunsmith perform the installation to ensure proper striker alignment and function.

⚠️ Safety Reminder

Always ensure your firearm is completely unloaded and the magazine is removed before attempting any maintenance or part replacements. After installation, perform a thorough function check (using snap caps or an empty chamber) to ensure the striker moves freely and all internal safeties are functioning correctly.