Chiappa Firearms 500103 RAK-22 Full Size 22 LR 10+1 17.25″ Matte Black Steel Barrel, Matte Black Receiver, Wood Stock, Right Hand

SKU: TSW|51820UPC: 8053670716476Mfr. Part #: 500103

$698.99

Chiappa Firearms 500103 RAK-22 Full Size 22 LR 10+1 17.25″ Matte Black Steel Barrel, Matte Black Receiver, Wood Stock, Right Hand

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Description

The RAK-22 rifle is based on the AK platform. Its “design” recreates the original one, but works with two economical and modern calibers. The rifle is a semi-automatic rifles with a recoil operated system. The RAK-22 features a wood stock, polymer grip, steel receiver, and adjustable military style sights.

Additional information

upc

8053670716476

manufacturer

Chiappa Firearms

Manufacturer Part Number

500103

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

17.25"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

10 + 1

Rate of Twist

1:16"

Safety

Manual

Shipping Weight

8.2

Sights

Adj Military Style Front & Rear

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