Tippmann delivers new M4-22 model, M4-22 PRO
The M4-22 PRO uses a .22 LR design with the look and feel of the M4 platform. (Photo: Tippmann Arms)
Tippmann Arms Co. adds a new model to its M4-22 rifle series, launching the new M4-22 PRO version.
The M4-22 PRO model builds on the company’s .22 LR rifle offering but elevates the .22 design with a tactical look and feel. The .22 caliber semi-automatic long gun sports an aluminum upper and lower receiver alongside a mil-spec compatible build. Offering M4 style controls, the rifle will accept most AR-15 stocks, handguards, buffer tubes and sights, according to Tippmann Arms.
The PRO model boasts similar features to the standard M4-22 Classic to include a solid steel 16-inch barrel, bolt catch, ejection port cover, charging handle and flip-up sights. The rifle tops off the design with a 25-round magazine, Gen2 Grip and 9-inch M-LOK free float handguard.
The M4-22 PRO uses a 9-inch M-LOK free float handguard and M4 style controls. (Photo: Tippmann Arms)
“Here at Tippmann Arms, we are excited to announce the latest addition to our extremely popular .22LR semi-automatic rifle offering, the M4-22 PRO,” Tippman Arms said in a news release. “The M4-22 PRO is a perfect platform for competition and training applications or backyard plinking.”
In addition to the new PRO version, the M4-22 also ships in Classic, Elite and Pistol configurations. The M4-22 PRO is features a MSRP of $549.95.
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