Mauser Rimfire 4070024 AK-47 22 LR 24+1 16.50" Barrel, Steel Receiver, Black Metal Finish, Adjustable Rear Sight, Black Wood Furniture

The Mauser Rimfire 4070024 AK-47 style .22 LR rifle delivers proven AK ergonomics with economical rimfire performance. This semi-automatic rifle chambers .22 Long Rifle ammunition and combines classic platform design with reliable function at the range or in precision training scenarios. The 16.50-inch barrel and steel receiver finished in black metal provide a durable, corrosion-resistant platform that handles extended shooting sessions without compromise.

Built around a robust steel receiver, this .22 LR rifle feeds from a 24+1 round capacity magazine, allowing sustained practice without frequent reloads. The adjustable rear sight enables precise target acquisition across typical training distances, while the 16.50-inch barrel length optimizes velocity and accuracy for the .22 LR cartridge. Black wood furniture provides ergonomic grip and control, and the semi-automatic operation cycles cleanly across a wide range of ammunition. Weighing 8.8 lbs, the rifle balances shootability with realistic handling characteristics for operators accustomed to rifle platform controls.

This .22 LR rifle serves tactical trainers, shooting sports competitors, and firearms instructors seeking an affordable platform that mirrors full-power rifle ergonomics. The .22 Long Rifle cartridge offers minimal recoil and noise, making it ideal for high-volume range work, fundamental skill development, and transition training. Shooters building muscle memory for rifle controls benefit from the familiar AK-style platform without the cost per round of centerfire ammunition, while maintaining safety margins suitable for indoor ranges and training facilities.

In the rimfire rifle category, .22 LR platforms remain the standard for cost-effective high-volume training and precision work. The Mauser Rimfire 4070024 positions itself within that lineage, offering AK-pattern familiarity for operators and instructors who prioritize ergonomic consistency across their firearms inventory. Steel construction and adjustable sights signal a purpose-built training tool rather than a budget alternative.