Tippmann Arms M4-22 LTE 16″ .22 LR AR Rifle Robin Egg Blue 25rd

Description

There is something about a rimfire AR done right, and Tippmann Arms has been quietly building some of the best in the business out of Fort Wayne, Indiana. The M4-22 LTE takes everything people like about the M4-22 line, trims the weight down to just over 5.3 pounds, and dresses it up with Robin Egg Blue accents on the handguard, grip, selector, charging handle, mag release, dust cover, and forward assist. The rest of the rifle stays matte black, so the color pops without going overboard.

Real M4 Feel in a .22 LR Package

This is not a toy that happens to look like an AR. The M4-22 LTE is a blowback-operated .22 LR built on cast aluminum upper and lower receivers with a full-length Picatinny top rail, a working forward assist, and controls laid out exactly where an AR shooter expects them. That makes it a natural training companion if you already run a centerfire AR, and a friendly first rifle if you are just getting started. The 16 inch solid steel barrel wears a Parkerized finish and comes threaded 1/2×28 with a thread saver installed, so adding a muzzle device down the road is simple. It is also largely mil-spec compatible, meaning most AR-15 stocks, grips, and sights will swap right on, and the free-float M-LOK handguard gives you room for lights and accessories.

Why the M4-22 LTE Earns Its Spot at the Range

The details are where Tippmann separates itself from the budget rimfire crowd. The included 25-round magazine has a slide-down cover that exposes the follower, so you can load it up without sore thumbs. The flip-up front and rear sights are tool-free adjustable and ready to go right out of the box, and the single-stage trigger breaks clean at around four and a half pounds, which is lighter and crisper than what most centerfire ARs ship with. Add a six-position collapsible stock that fits everyone from kids to full-grown adults, and you have a plinker that runs cheap ammo all afternoon and still looks sharp doing it.