TandemKross TKX22 Light Rifle

The Tandem Cross TKX22 Light is a new, ultra-lightweight rimfire rifle built on the Ruger 10/22 pattern. It weighs just 3 lbs 6 oz and features a Tandem Cross receiver, Manicor light trigger system breaking at around 3 lbs, Magpul X22 stock, and aluminum magazine release. The rifle is praised for its accuracy, with the reviewer hitting a 2-inch plate at 100 yards, making it suitable for competition, small game hunting, or as a lightweight backpack gun.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Tandem Cross TKX22, a .22LR rifle. The presenter highlights its lightweight design, adjustable sights, and compatibility with Ruger 10/22 magazines. He notes that Tandem Cross is known for firearm modifications and accessories, and this is their first complete firearm offering, featuring a Magpul stock and an aluminum M-LOK shroud.

This video showcases the TandemKross TKX22 rifle during a woodland walk, emphasizing its lightweight design and suitability for plinking and varmint control. The presenter highlights the rifle's ease of handling in the field and its effectiveness with .22LR ammunition, even when suppressed. The content suggests that a .22LR can be a capable firearm for various situations, contrary to assumptions that only larger calibers are effective.

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This video provides a first look at the Tandemkross TKX22 Light Rifle, a semi-automatic .22 LR firearm designed for versatility and user enjoyment. The rifle is highlighted for its lightweight design (under 3.5 lbs), competition-inspired features, and adaptability for various shooting disciplines, from plinking to Steel Challenge. Key features include an M-LOK compatible tensioned barrel sleeve, Picatinny rails, an extended charging handle, and an adjustable match-grade trigger assembly.

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