Citadel Trakr .22 WMR ?

[sj1]

Does anyone have any experience with this rifle? I am planning on getting a .22 Magnum rifle soon, and I looked at this one today. I haven't seen much about it online, and I'm wondering if anyone has any real life experience with it.
I like the light weight, and it handles really well, for me. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to fire it. So, any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Sj1

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Spacegun!! I like it.

CITADEL TRAKR 22WMR BLK 21" TB,

CITADEL TRAKR 22WMR BLK 21" TB,

www.lsgs-tx.com

 

[BluesBrother]

YouTube has 3 videos if your interested. Below is a 7 minute unboxing.

 

[sj1]

YouTube has 3 videos if your interested. Below is a 7 minute unboxing.
Thanks.

 

[Snake-Eyes]

Looks like there is a bolt action version and a semi-auto version. Which one did you handle?

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Looks like there is a bolt action version and a semi-auto version. Which one did you handle?

Mag is the bolt model.

 

[Snake-Eyes]

Mag is the bolt model.

22WMR bolt action detachable-MAGAzine rifle with a threaded barrel for less than $250?

What's not to like?

 

[Fodderwing]

I have a Rossi 22 WMR that I really like, only dislike is it is not threaded.

RS22M Semi-Auto .22WMR 21" Polymer Black | Rossi

Firearms bearing the Rossi name have led the way in design and engineering, all the while remaining an affordable product without any sacrifice to quality.

rossiusa.com

 

[Fodderwing]

Also, be sure to check out CZ's if you can spend a bit more.

 

[sj1]

I've been looking (as close as the internet lets me) at these Citadel rifles. The .22lr models seem to be more popular. The .22WMR bolt action is kind of plain-Jane, once you look at it closer. The stock is not adjustable, the forend is just "vented", no rail. Not a lot of aftermarket stuff available for it, specifically. I believe it's either made or licensed by Howa, but that doesn't make a difference here or there, to me. It is really light, and handles well for me.
The Rossi semi-auto .22 Mag has some good and bad reviews, it's pretty new still. I'm checking into that, or the Rossi bolt action .22 WMR.

 

[Raven]

How about a revolver carbine in 22 mag? DA/SA revolver is the way to go for anything rim fire and hunting. You got reliability, no worries in cycling and a hair trigger. As long as not worried about high volume shooting... which if I were worried about high volume then I'd definitely go with a 10/22 over any other rim fire carbine, hands down

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

I like my 22 mag bullpup. Goes everywhere. Only 10 shots and you have to use a scout scope on it.

 

[sj1]

I do like revolvers, Raven. Everything you said about them is true. I forgot about the Circuit Judge, and it's a convertible. That's another one for the list. Thanks!

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Op. If you get the bolt 22 mag and don't like it, let me know. I probably would.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

I have a Rossi 22 WMR that I really like, only dislike is it is not threaded.

RS22M Semi-Auto .22WMR 21" Polymer Black | Rossi

Firearms bearing the Rossi name have led the way in design and engineering, all the while remaining an affordable product without any sacrifice to quality.

rossiusa.com

Case bulge?

 

[Fodderwing]

Case bulge?

None so far.

My comment intended to say it would be nice if the barrel was threaded for rimfire suppressor.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

None so far.

My comment intended to say it would be nice if the barrel was threaded for rimfire suppressor.

Was just asking to see if your semi auto had the same issue as mine.

 

[Fodderwing]

Was just asking to see if your semi auto had the same issue as mine.

Never have looked for spent brass to find out. Will try to look next time I shoot some.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Never have looked for spent brass to find out. Will try to look next time I shoot some.

I look at all brass now.

 

[Capt. Dave]

I look at all brass now.

Save all your 22 brass for me. I use it to melt down for knife scales.