Tactical Solutions Introduces TLP-22 Pistol

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posted on January 12, 2017
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Tactical Solutions has introduced its first complete pistol, the TLP-22.

At its core, the TLP-22 features an accurate, lightweight Trail-Lite barrel. The frame on the TLP-22 is manufactured from billet aluminum, shedding every ounce of weight possible. The combination of the accurate, lightweight barrel balanced with a lightweight body aims to give shooters precision on the range.

Darin Strickler, CEO of TacSol said, "We designed the TLP-22 with the attributes our customers have grown to love and expect from our products: light weight, accuracy, craftsmanship, and balance. We are extremely excited for our customers to see, feel and shoot this pistol."

MSRP: $1,150

Find out more at tacticalsol.com

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