BRO PROFESSIONAL 22LR 10RD GREY BW

SKU: RSR|BRO-22-P-SGBUPC: 697067869963Mfr. Part #: BRO-22-P-SGB

$1,546.99

BRO PROFESSIONAL 22LR 10RD GREY BW

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Black Rain is proud to announce the BRO-22. Sporting a billet receiver and trigger housing, the CNC machining produces a precision .22 Long Rifle throughout these models. With a durable, yet sleek finish, this firearm can be used by all generations alike. With a wide assortment of stocks, and a variety of barrels complimented by custom paint and laser, BRO allows individuals to personalize this firearm to their desired look and function. Following the promise of Black Rain Ordnance, this BRO-22 rifle is sure to be unmatched.

Additional information

upc

697067869963

manufacturer

Black Rain Ordnance

Manufacturer Part Number

BRO-22-P-SGB

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

18.5"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

10

Model

Professional

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