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Most rimfire AR pistols cut corners somewhere, usually with polymer receivers and controls that are just there for looks. Tippmann Arms went the other direction with the M4-22 Elite. Both the upper and lower receivers are aluminum, and every control does its job: the charging handle, bolt catch and release, a functional forward assist, even a bolt dust cover that snaps open when the action cycles. If you already run a centerfire AR, everything here lands right where your hands expect it, which is exactly what makes this such a good training tool.
The 11" barrel is solid 4150 steel with a Parkerized finish, and the muzzle wears 1/2×28 threads under an A2 birdcage. That thread pitch is the rimfire suppressor standard, so spinning on a can takes about ten seconds, and a suppressed .22 LR through a barrel this length is about as pleasant as shooting gets. A nickel plated bolt keeps the action cycling smoothly even when rimfire ammo starts leaving its usual residue behind.
Tippmann fits this one with their T5 arm brace at a 12.59" length of pull, a Gen2 grip, and a 9" aluminum M-LOK handguard for lights, hand stops, or whatever else you want to bolt on. A full-length Picatinny rail runs across the top with adjustable flip-up sights already installed, so it shoots straight out of the box while leaving plenty of room for a red dot. Total weight is just 4.6 pounds, light enough for new or smaller-framed folks to handle comfortably all afternoon.
The trigger breaks at around 4.5 pounds, and the mil-spec fire control group accepts drop-in trigger assemblies if you want to upgrade later. Disassembly works just like a standard AR with easy push pins, and the platform plays nice with most standard AR-15 components and accessories. Between the 25-round magazine, cheap .22 LR ammo, and controls that mirror the real thing, this is the kind of gun that quietly becomes the most-used one in the safe.
Yes. The 11" barrel is threaded 1/2×28, which is the standard pitch for rimfire suppressors, and it ships with an A2 birdcage flash hider covering the threads. Remove the birdcage and your can threads right on. The nickel plated bolt also helps the action stay cycling through the extra fouling suppressed rimfire shooting produces.
Mostly, yes. It's compatible with the majority of standard AR-15 components and accessories, including grips, and the mil-spec fire control group accepts drop-in trigger assemblies. The safety lever is proprietary to Tippmann, so that's the one control you'd swap through them. It also breaks down with push pins just like a centerfire AR.
Like most semi-auto rimfires, it favors quality high-velocity .22 LR loads such as CCI Mini-Mags or Federal AutoMatch. Round nose bullets tend to feed most consistently, and owners report reliable performance across a range of standard ammo after a short break-in. If you're shooting suppressed, a good subsonic load pairs nicely with the threaded barrel.
Yes. It ships with a 25-round magazine, and Tippmann Arms offers the same magazine in 15 and 10-round versions. The mags are proprietary to the M4-22 platform, so grab a couple of spares from Tippmann to keep the range sessions rolling.
| UPC | 857253008174 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | A101088 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 11" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 25 + 1 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | AR |
| Safety | Two-Position |
| Sights | Front/Rear Flip Sights |
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