The 22 LR Rifles You Do Not Want to Miss

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The 22 LR cartridge is the most common and most popular round in production today. It is no mystery why that is the case. It is a simple, low-cost, and low-recoil cartridge with countless uses. Because it has such low recoil, the 22 LR is the perfect cartridge for beginners to learn on. It is also an excellent choice for small game hunting and varmint control. 22 LR is an unbeatable choice for hours of plinking fun on the range that does not cost an arm and a leg. As such a versatile round, it is worth considering a variety of rifles to accommodate the 22 LR’s variety of uses.
Beretta ARX 160
Browning 22 Semi-Auto (SA 22)

Before the discussion of specifics, it is worth pointing out that Browning rifles of any caliber can be trusted for excellence, as can any firearm carrying the Browning name. Specifically, the Browning 22 Semi-Auto, or Browning SA 22, is a beautiful and functional rifle. The Browning SA 22 is famously accurate and high quality. It is richly blued walnut stock can be separated from the barrel for easy takedown and transportation. It also features bottom spent brass ejection, the best choice for left-handed and ambidextrous people.

Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 Sport

The Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 Sport is a fantastic rifle by a legendary brand, built in the style of the AR 15 platform. Despite being considerably lighter than the average AR 15, due in large part to the polymer construction, the S&W M&P 15-22 Sport features a number of advantages due to its similarity to the platform. That similarity makes it a great option for getting used to AR 15-style rifles before switching over to centerfire. Plus, the Picatinny rail allows for the inclusion of optics and other AR accessories.

Beretta ARX 160

The Beretta ARX 160 is another 22 LR rifle that makes for a perfect tactical trainer. The Beretta ARX 160 chambered for 22 LR is the rimfire version of the increasingly popular, ultra-modular Italian ARX rifle platform. That modularity means that, like the Browning SA 22, the Beretta ARX 160 is also ambidextrous, as it has the ability to eject spent brass from either the left or the right side. It also features the option to load it with 5-, 10-, 15-, or 20-round magazines. Whether you are looking for a tactical training rifle that is inexpensive to shoot or just a 22 LR rifle that is a whole lot of fun, consider the Beretta ARX 160.

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