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TUC 22 Magazines?

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Been pocket holster carrying my delightfully small Taurus TUC 22 with Federal Punch Self Defense ammo (22LR with 29gr, flat nose bullets). After 2 months, I absolutely love it. Holster makes it look like a wallet or a cell phone in my front pants pocket. Draw is smooth as silk. At the range, sights are spot on at a reasonable close quarters distance of 15 feet. Even accurate at 50 feet. I've also got three G3c pistols in 9mm and one more in .40 S&W. However, in NYS, with all the crazy gun laws, I prefer my cute little TUC 22 stashed discretely at the ready in my pocket.

What I can't find are SPARE MAGAZINES for the little TUC that could 🙂. Factory's been out for months, as well as all the usual online sources. Does anyone out there know a secret source for 9 round, TUC 22 mags?
 
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I decided many many years ago that I will not buy any magazine fed firearm that does not have extra magazines readily available. The last handgun I purchased was after I purchased and received spare magazines first.
 
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Three month update on my FULL TIME concealed carry gun, the Taurus 22TUC in double action only. From getting up in the morning until bedtime at night, inside or outside the house (when it's legal here in NY), it's ALWAYS in my strong side, soft leather pocket holster. I also carry a 9 round, easily concealable, spare mag in my weak side front pocket. This means that I've got 19 rounds of proven ammo on me at all times, along with an effective "delivery system".

The 22TUC is tiny, comfortable, invisible, reliable and accurate. You hardly know it's in your pocket, but when you need it, it feels really great in your hands. With lots of practice at a close-in self-protection distance of 5 feet to 7 yards, using proven Federal 22LR Punch self-defense ammo, I have developed great confidence in the gun.

Had a few cycling issues early on, which seem to be disappearing after the first 500 rounds. My little "TUC" is fun to disassemble and easy to clean and lubricate after a trip to the range. This makes it a breeze to keep the "TUC" in tip-top shape.

For me, the best carry gun is the one you can carry concealed on you AT ALL TIMES, and use effectively when necessary. I'd rather have 19 rounds of 22LR Punch in the gun and the spare mag, that I can control with confidence on me, than 19 rounds of a larger caliber sitting at home in my pistol safe because it prints through everything I wear. But that's just me.