r/canadaguns Jun 21 '26

Gun and gear reviews Kral Arms KR22 Tactical

Sorry in advance as im not a review guy but i wanted to give some input on this rifle and i haven’t seem much on it.... so here we go

Finally got the Kr22 tactical out to the range today with a buddy and got roughly 600ish rounds down the tube before I ran out of ammo and called it a day, S&B canadian match ammo, will test different brands next weekend.

First thoughts, its a full polymer/plastic upper and lower aswell as the handguard, feels nice, super light, and has little to no wiggle (feels solid), build quality is better than expected for a 300$ Turkish semi 22lr, comes with backup irons and a muzzle device.

OEM mags are garbage, i better luck with the small box 10 round ruger 10/22 mags, the bx25 pinned mags gave me more trouble for some reason but still better than the mags it comes with, ergonomics are nice but the saftey is super stiff and kinda sharp, trigger feels cheap and clunky, and the folding stock doesn't like to stay folded but again... 300$ i can't be too picky.

We ran around 600 rounds of S&B canadian match, 3 light strikes, 27 failure to feeds and sometimes seems like it was trying to load 2 rounds at once, it would eject slow and some empty casings got totally crushed by the bolt coming back forward before it made its way out of the chamber, I regret not taking photos of the malfunctions as maybe someone could have given some insight since im not super firearm savy, I will be trying different brands and velocities to see if it will run better, rifle feels great in the hands and does scratch the itch a little with the takedown pins and saftey location,

Hopefully I can figure out how to get it running better as it's definitely fun while it works!

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u/WeightedDips95 Jun 21 '26

Interesting. Was really tempted with the price even though I have a tm-22 already. Glad I didn’t pull the trigger though, think ill pass on the all plastic construction 

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u/TadpoleDirect7816 Jun 21 '26

It's definitely not for everyone, I wanted to try it out just because of the price and I wasn't overly worried about being out 300$ if it was a garbage stick, could be fun for someone who likes tinkering and figuring out how to make things work better

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u/WeightedDips95 Jun 21 '26

For sure. Not shitting on it by any means. I’m sure it’s still a fun, cool looking cheap plinker. Just a lot less appealing. Think an all metal tm22 with top charger, without the ugly clamshell mag shrouds and fake suppressors mogs this

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u/TadpoleDirect7816 Jun 22 '26

If it was all metal it would definitely be alot cooler no argument there lol a tm22 top charge is hot I do agree with you there