Stribog 22lr $538

ilikegunspdx · Mar 24, 2026

One of my top 2 22s and I've got them coming out of my bubblegum. Trigger is 1 lb 14 oz with $26 Mcarbo spring kit. Regular metal like other stribogs. Excellent quality mags. Mine took some breaking in before it cycled subs reliably. Now it is 100% reliable with subs.

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GPWR STRIBOG TR22 .22LR 10″ 25RD BLK – Good 4 Guns

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rambler · Mar 24, 2026

Are they reputable? I emailed and they sent me back a code to enter....they make you go pretty deep down rabbit holes

ilikegunspdx · Mar 24, 2026

rambler said:
Are they reputable? I emailed and they sent me back a code to enter....they make you go pretty deep down rabbit holes

I've bought guns from them in the past with no issues.

rambler · Mar 24, 2026

Ok. Tx

rambler · Mar 24, 2026

If I can bother one more time
...are they the same as the 9mm, just in .22, or a little smaller?

Accurate?

Thank you for heads uptoo!

ilikegunspdx · Mar 24, 2026

rambler said:
If I can bother one more time
...are they the same as the 9mm, just in .22, or a little smaller?

Accurate?

Thank you for heads uptoo!

Same as 9mm except barrel length. Trigger is the same. I have the non roller delay 9mm Stribog (A1).

Mags are different. The 22 mags are high quality and are almost a carbon copy of the excellent Walther/umarex mp5 22 mags (they aren't interchangeable though). Mine is very accurate. But I don't shoot 100 yards paper punching with it so can't comment on that. If it doesn't rain tomorrow I can give you 31 yd group sizes if you want. The main thing about it is it loves to run fast (just like the 9mm version). So for things like speed steel it's hard to find better imo.

Here's a YouTube video (not me) of it shooting fast. He has the longer folding Stribog stock on it which you can get from global ordnance for $99 if you like that style. Length of pull is nice and long with that stock but I'm not a fan of its looks personally. Does require NFA registration to use that stock though vs any 1913 style brace you don't need to register it.

View: https://youtu.be/bW2HNvt4ftE?si=xZ8R9Jd0kaVE20cc

This is how I have mine set up (have red dot on it now though). Mcarbo spring kit brings trigger weight to just under 2 lbs. only downside is it does need some break in before shooting subs reliably.

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ilikegunspdx
Nov 23, 2025

rambler · Mar 24, 2026

Dang...money is tight right now, and here you go working me up into an excited frenzy! That looks just as fun as the 9mm versions indeed.

I have red dots on my 9mms. I dont mi d the red dots high profile on my ar, but I would like something with a slim profile, and that I dont have to buy adapters for. Have u seen anyone use holosun he509t on their bogs?

Thanks for being my first bog contact!

ilikegunspdx · Mar 24, 2026

rambler said:
Dang...money is tight right now, and here you go working me up into an excited frenzy! That looks just as fun as the 9mm versions indeed.

I have red dots on my 9mms. I dont mi d the red dots high profile on my ar, but I would like something with a slim profile, and that I dont have to buy adapters for. Have u seen anyone use holosun he509t on their bogs?

Thanks for being my first bog contact!

I've used several on them. My cheapo multi reticle one still lives on my 9mm one. I only put expensive optics on a very few key SD type guns. Everything else gets good value dots/prisms/scopes. I think with only a couple exceptions (small pistol dots) everything can mount to 1913 rail.

9mm setup (sbr). If the optic ever loses zero I'll just buy another one. I think it was $28.