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The KRISS USA DMK22P is a rimfire pistol that doesn't cut corners. Unlike most .22 LR ARs that are just conversion bolts dropped into a polymer shell, the DMK22 platform was built from the ground up to look, feel, and run like a centerfire AR-15. It uses full metal construction, forged 7075-T6 aluminum receivers, a working bolt catch, and a functional bolt assist, so the manual of arms carries straight over from your duty or range gun. With a 10.5" threaded barrel and a fat 25-round magazine on board, this thing eats bricks of .22 in a hurry.
The headline feature is the patented barrel adapter that lets you swap in aftermarket Ruger 10/22 barrels, which opens up a huge world of accuracy and customization options down the road. The other big one is the true last-round bolt hold open. When the included KRISS 25-round magazine runs dry, the bolt locks back just like a real AR, and reloads work the same way too. The 25-round KRISS mags have earned a strong reputation among rimfire folks for their stiff spring tension and consistent bolt catch, which is exactly what you want for fast, realistic reps.
Because the upper is dimensionally the same as a mil-spec unit, the DMK22P plays nice with the broader AR ecosystem. You can run AR-15 compatible handguards, swap in your favorite mil-spec trigger, and tailor the gun to how you shoot. The threaded muzzle is ready for whatever you want to hang off the end, and the Picatinny top rail gives you a flat home for a red dot or low-power optic. Reviewers consistently call the DMK22 accurate and reliable, with one tester ringing sub-1-inch groups at 50 yards using a non-magnified optic.
This one is a great pick for anyone who wants cheap trigger time that translates to their centerfire AR, plus shooters who just love a quality rimfire plinker. It ships with a back-up front and rear sight, one magazine, and the user manual. Add a brace or stock setup to taste and you've got a compact, do-it-all .22 that'll run for years.
The DMK22P isn't a conversion bolt stuffed into a polymer gun. It's built with full metal construction, forged 7075-T6 aluminum receivers, a working bolt catch, and a functional bolt assist, so it handles like a real AR-15. That focus on realism is exactly why it costs a bit more than the typical rimfire AR.
Yes. With the included KRISS magazine, the DMK22P features a true last-round bolt hold open, so the bolt locks back when you run dry just like a centerfire AR. Reloads follow the same manual of arms, which makes it an excellent low-cost trainer. Note that some third-party magazines may not trigger this feature.
You can. KRISS designed the DMK22 with a patented barrel adapter that accepts many aftermarket Ruger 10/22 .22 LR barrels. Professional fitment by a qualified gunsmith is recommended, and some barrels may need the shank dimpled to lock in properly. This opens up a lot of accuracy and customization options.
It punches above its weight. Reviewers have reported sub-1-inch groups at 50 yards even with a non-magnified red dot, and the 10/22 barrel compatibility means you can chase even tighter groups with a quality aftermarket barrel. It's a legit training and target option, not just a fun-gun.
It ships with a KRISS 25-round magazine, which rimfire shooters rate highly for strong spring tension and consistent bolt catch. The platform can also run Black Dog Machine and Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 magazines, though you'll typically lose the last-round bolt hold feature when using those alternatives.
| UPC | 810172121904 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DM22P26BL25 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 10.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 25 + 1 |
| Safety | Ambidextrous |
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