Magnum Research SSEFC22G Magnum Lite 17" 11-Round Threaded Barrel Rifle

The Magnum Research SSEFC22G Magnum Lite 17" 11-Round Threaded Barrel Rifle is a precision-engineered rimfire platform purpose-built for tactical training, competitive shooting, and low-recoil marksmanship development. Chambered in .22 LR, this rifle delivers reliable accuracy at distance while minimizing shooter fatigue—making it ideal for law enforcement qualification, military transition training, and high-volume practice sessions. The threaded barrel configuration enables sound suppressor installation, critical for noise-reduced training environments and operational flexibility in noise-sensitive settings.

Built on the proven Magnum Research platform, the SSEFC22G features a 17-inch threaded barrel optimized for velocity and sight radius balance in a compact package. The 11-round magazine capacity supports extended training cycles with minimal reload interruptions, while the lightweight construction at 10.02 lbs reduces operator fatigue during dynamic drills and prolonged training events. The threaded muzzle (designed for standard .22 LR suppressors) allows seamless integration of sound-reduction devices without requiring additional adapters, maintaining barrel integrity and accuracy consistency. Precision machining and quality control ensure repeatable shot placement essential for skill validation and marksmanship standards.

Tactical professionals, firearms instructors, and competitive shooters benefit from this rifle's reliability and ergonomic handling in confined training spaces. The suppressor-ready threading accommodates commercial .22 LR suppressors, enabling hearing-safe training without sacrificing accuracy or adding significant weight. Law enforcement agencies use .22 LR platforms for cost-effective, high-volume qualification and transition training before live-fire duty weapon evolution. The Magnum Lite platform is compatible with standard .22 LR ammunition across all common loadings, ensuring supply flexibility and interoperability with existing training ammunition inventories.