Description
The Competition SCR Hard Anodized Black 22 LR Black Polymer Frame 10-Rounds is a dedicated .22 LR semi-automatic rifle built for high-volume, low-cost training and rimfire competition. It features a hard-anodized aluminum upper for durability, a lightweight polymer frame, and ships with a 10-round magazine. At $560.49, it delivers reliable function for skill-building without the recoil and expense of centerfire rounds.
Key Features
- Hard-Anodized Aluminum Upper Receiver: Provides a tough, scratch-resistant finish that stands up to frequent handling and range bag use.
- Lightweight Polymer Frame: Keeps the overall weight down for all-day shooting sessions and easy handling, especially for newer shooters.
- Dedicated .22 LR Design: Engineered from the ground up for rimfire reliability, not a conversion kit, minimizing feeding and extraction issues.
- 10-Round Magazine Included: Offers a practical capacity for most competition stages and training drills while remaining widely compliant.
- Mil-Spec Compatible: Accepts many standard AR-15 grips and aftermarket triggers, allowing for customization to fit your hand and preference—no gunsmithing required for these swaps.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | .22 Long Rifle |
| Barrel Length | 16.5 inches (Estimated) |
| Overall Length | 34-36 inches (Estimated) |
| Weight | Approx. 5.5 lbs (Estimated) |
| Frame Material | Black Polymer |
| Upper Receiver | Hard-Anodized Aluminum |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 Rounds |
Here’s the thing—when it comes to building fundamental marksmanship, nothing beats trigger time. The Competition SCR in .22 LR is built for exactly that. The rifle’s controls will feel familiar to anyone who has handled an AR-platform firearm, creating a seamless transition for practice. That said, its dedicated rimfire system is optimized for the unique pressures and fouling of .22 ammo. Weighing an estimated 5.5 pounds, it’s easy to manage for extended practice or introducing a new shooter to rifle fundamentals. The hard coat anodizing on the upper isn’t just for looks; it resists wear from bench rests, barricades, and frequent handling during a match.
Who This Rifle Is For
This rifle is for the shooter who values round count over recoil. It’s for the competitor looking to dominate a rimfire tactical division without breaking the bank on ammunition. It’s for the instructor who needs a dependable, low-cost tool for teaching rifle basics. It’s also for the Missouri prepper who wants a lightweight, capable rifle for small game harvesting and survival training. If your goal is to put hundreds of rounds downrange in a single session to ingrain proper sight picture, breath control, and trigger press, this .22 LR platform removes the financial barrier.
Pros & Cons
Pros: Extremely low cost per round for training. Minimal recoil and report make for pleasant, focused practice. Lightweight polymer frame reduces fatigue. Hard-anodized finish ensures long-term durability where it counts. Compatible with many AR-style accessories for customization.
Cons: .22 LR is not a defensive cartridge. Rimfire ammunition can be more susceptible to variations in quality and reliability compared to centerfire. The 10-round capacity, while practical, may be less than some high-volume trainers desire. Polymer frame may not have the same solid heft as an all-metal build.
Consider the cost: a day at the range with a 5.56mm rifle can easily cost over $100 in ammunition alone. With the Competition SCR, you can fire 500 rounds of .22 LR for a fraction of that, allowing you to work on transitions, reloads, and positional shooting without the wallet shock. The rifle is drop-in ready for a standard AR pistol grip, so you can install a favorite model from Magpul or Hogue for immediate personalization. This firearm is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide, following all applicable laws and requiring an FFL transfer for firearm purchases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this a .22 LR conversion kit for an AR-15, or a complete rifle?
A: This is a complete, dedicated .22 LR rifle. It is not a conversion kit. The barrel, bolt, and internal mechanisms are designed specifically for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge, which typically enhances reliability over conversion units.
Q: What kind of ammunition works best in this rifle?
A: For reliable function, especially during competition or critical training, use high-velocity 40-grain round-nose .22 LR ammunition. Standard velocity ammo may cycle in some rifles, but high-velocity provides the most consistent energy for reliable cycling. Always test your chosen ammo thoroughly before relying on it for a match.
Q: Can I use my existing AR-15 magazines with this rifle?
A: No. This dedicated .22 LR rifle uses its own proprietary 10-round magazine designed for rimfire cartridges. Standard AR-15 magazines chambered for 5.56/.223 are not compatible.
Ready to add a high-value training tool to your arsenal? See the Competition SCR Hard Anodized Black 22 LR Black Polymer Frame 10-Rounds product page for current availability and to start the purchase process.
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