Tippmann M4-22 Pro 22LR Rimfire Rifle with 9 Inch Composite Free Float Handguard
- Item Number: A101034
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- Condition: NEW
- 5 out of 5 ( 1 customer review )
Product Description
What's in the Box
- Tippman M4-22 Pro 22LR Rimfire Rifle with 9 Inch Composite Free Float Handguard
- (1) 25-Round Magazine
- Cable Lock
- Owner's Manual
The M4-22 PRO is a premium .22 caliber semi-automatic tactical rimfire rifle with aluminum upper and lower receivers and all the features of a true M4. The M4-22 PRO is largely mil-spec compatible and will accept most AR15 stocks, handguards and sights. The M4-22 has the look, feel and controls of a true M4 and is a perfect platform for training applications or backyard plinking.
Firearm Features
- Composite Free Float Handguard
- 16” 4150 Solid Steel Barrel with Parkerized Finish
- Nickel Plated Bolt
- Gen2 Grip
- Semi-Automatic
- Aluminum Upper and Lower Receiver
- New 25 RND Magazine
- Functional Forward Assist
- Bolt Catch
- Charging Handle
- Adjustable Flip Up Sights
- Shell Deflector
- 4 ½ Pound Trigger Pull
- Ejection Port Cover
- Adjustable Stock
- 1/2 x 28 Threaded A2 Birdcage
- Popular AR Platform
- Easy Push Pin Disassembly
- Full Length Top Picatinny Rail
- 2-Position, Receiver Mounted Safety Lever
- Ambidextrous Sling Adapter Plate
- Mil-Spec FCG (With the exception of the Safety lever. It is proprietary.)
- Allows For Drop in Trigger Assemblies
- Standard “bicycle lock” Storage Safety
- Compatible With Most Standard AR15 Components and Accessories
Firearm Specifications
- Manufacturer: Tippmann Arms
- Model: M4-22 Pro
- Caliber: 22 LR
- Barrel: 16"; 4150 Solid Steel with Parkerized Finish
- Overall Length: 31.25" - 34.5"
- Stock: Adjustable
- Finish: Matte Black
- Twist Rate: 1:16"
- Magazine Capacity: 25 Rounds
- Weight: 5.22 lbs.
Customer Comments & Questions
Customer Reviews
Shot 300-400 rounds with no issues after initial clean. Crisp trigger. Magazines have a unique steel guide that will increase their durability. I can recommend it to anyone one that has an eye out for an AR type 22LR. I had the Smith & Wesson variant. The stock wiggled too much. Finish was poor. Had a few FTFS. Sold it. I would rate it at the bottom of the ladder. The Tippman looks like an AR-15. My Walther variant looks like a toy even though it shoots pretty good. I rate it number three on my list. My number two is the HK variant. Make sure you clean it often. Rimfire ammo tends to be much dirtier than centerfire.
