Description
The Thompson Center T/CR22 22 LR, 17″ Barrel, Mossyoak Breakup Country, 10rd Mag is a value-focused, semi-automatic rimfire rifle designed for compatibility with popular Ruger 10/22 aftermarket parts. It offers a reliable, accurate platform for plinking, small game hunting, and training, wrapped in a durable Mossy Oak Break-Up Country camo finish. At $361.89, it’s a practical choice for shooters wanting Ruger 10/22 performance without the premium price tag, and it ships to Missouri and compliant US states.
Key Features
- Ruger 10/22 Compatibility: Accepts most Ruger 10/22 magazines, triggers, and aftermarket accessories—no gunsmithing required for most upgrades.
- Mossy Oak Break-Up Country Camo: Durable, all-weather finish ideal for Missouri woodlands and field use.
- 17″ Threaded Barrel: Ready for muzzle devices or suppressors (adapter may be needed).
- Adjustable Sights & Optics-Ready: Fiber optic front sight and an integral 3/8″ dovetail rail for scopes.
- Last Round Bolt Hold-Open: A convenient feature not always found on base-model .22 rifles.
Specifications & Details
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .22 Long Rifle |
| Barrel Length | 17 inches (Threaded 1/2″-28) |
| Overall Length | 37.5 inches |
| Weight | Approx. 5 lbs |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 Rounds (1 included) |
| Finish | Mossy Oak Break-Up Country |
Here’s the thing—the real value of the T/CR22 isn’t just in the initial purchase. Its true strength is functioning as a drop-in ready platform that taps into the massive, affordable ecosystem of Ruger 10/22 parts. Want a different stock, a crisp aftermarket trigger, or extended magazines from brands like Ruger, Butler Creek, or Magpul? They’ll fit. This interoperability is a huge cost saver, letting you customize over time without proprietary headaches. The rifle itself weighs a handy 5 pounds, making it easy to carry all day.
Who This Rifle Is For
This rifle is built for the budget-conscious shooter who needs a dependable tool, not a safe queen. It’s perfect for Missouri small game hunters wanting an effective camo pattern, new shooters seeking a low-recoil training rifle, or seasoned owners looking for a customizable plinker. If you appreciate practical trade-offs—like a synthetic stock over walnut to keep the price under $370—this is your gun. The 10-round magazine capacity is standard and sufficient for most applications, from pest control to informal target shooting.
Pros & Cons
Pros: Exceptional value for the features offered; direct compatibility with Ruger 10/22 magazines and many accessories reduces long-term costs; the included threaded barrel and last-round bolt hold-open are premium touches at this price point; the camo finish is durable and application-specific.
Cons: The synthetic stock, while tough, may feel less substantial than wood; as with many .22 semi-autos, it may prefer certain ammunition types for flawless cycling; it’s a clone, so it lacks the brand cachet of the original Ruger.
Look, for $361.89, you’re getting a feature set that often costs $100+ more. The threaded 17-inch barrel alone adds significant value for those interested in quiet shooting. The fiber optic sights provide a bright sight picture in varied light, a nice upgrade over basic blade sights. Remember, an FFL transfer is required for firearm purchases, a standard but crucial step in the process. This rifle delivers serious bang-for-your-buck by focusing on practical performance over frills.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What Ruger 10/22 parts are compatible?
A: The T/CR22 is compatible with most Ruger 10/22 aftermarket triggers, stocks, barrels, and nearly all magazines. This includes popular models from Magpul, Volquartsen, and countless others. Always verify fit with the specific manufacturer, but compatibility is a core design feature.
Q: Is the barrel ready for a suppressor?
A: Yes, the barrel is threaded 1/2″-28, which is the standard for .22 caliber muzzle devices and suppressors. You may need a thread adapter or specific mount depending on your suppressor’s attachment system.
Q: How does it compare to a base-model Ruger 10/22?
A: The T/CR22 often undercuts the Ruger on price while including features like a threaded barrel, fiber optic sights, and a last-round bolt hold-open that are add-ons or unavailable on Ruger’s cheapest models. It’s a compelling alternative for shooters who prioritize those features from the start.
Available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
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