The Grand Power Stribog TR-22 is a .22LR semi auto pistol that brings the Slovak built Stribog platform to rimfire, complete with a brace ready rear end. Grand Power built its reputation on well engineered handguns, and this is that engineering applied to affordable trigger time.
The heart of the gun is an aluminum upper with a monolithic Picatinny top rail, giving you one continuous mounting surface for optics and back up irons.
What the Grand Power Stribog TR-22 Offers
Rimfire versions of serious platforms exist for one very good reason, which is cost. Practicing manipulations, transitions, and trigger control on .22 LR lets you shoot several times as much for the same money as centerfire.
This one does not feel like a toy version. The controls, the ergonomics, and the accessory mounting all mirror what you would expect from a full size pistol caliber Stribog, so the training carries over.
It also works simply as a fun gun. A compact rimfire with a brace ready rear end and a threaded barrel is about as enjoyable as a range day gets, especially for newer shooters who benefit from near zero recoil.
Key Features
- Aluminum upper with a monolithic Picatinny top rail for uninterrupted optic mounting
- Handguard with Picatinny along the bottom plus M-LOK slots at 3 and 9 o’clock
- Compact 10 inch threaded barrel ready for a muzzle brake or NFA device
- Side charging handles that swap for left or right handed shooters
- Durable polymer lower with an ambidextrous safety and bolt catch
- Picatinny end plate at the rear, pre equipped for adding a brace
Specifications Worth Knowing
Aluminum in the upper and polymer in the lower is a sensible split. The aluminum gives you a rigid, repeatable optic mounting platform, and the polymer keeps overall weight and cost down where rigidity matters less.
The 10 inch barrel comes threaded from the factory, so a muzzle brake or NFA device spins right on. On a .22 LR, that thread is most often used for a rimfire suppressor, and few combinations are as pleasant to shoot.
M-LOK at the 3 and 9 o’clock positions plus Picatinny along the bottom means the Grand Power Stribog TR-22 handles lights, lasers, hand stops, and grips without needing rail sections everywhere. Mount only what you need and keep the handguard slim.
Ambidextrous safety and bolt catch, plus a swappable side charging handle, mean the controls work no matter which side you run the gun from. Left handed shooters do not have to compromise.
Use, Care, and Compatibility
Feed it good ammunition. Rimfire semi autos are more sensitive to ammunition quality than centerfire guns, so try a few brands and standardize on whichever your gun likes best.
Clean it more often than you would a centerfire pistol. Rimfire ammunition is dirty by nature, and unburned powder and wax build up in the bolt and chamber area quickly.
Mount your optic on the monolithic top rail rather than the handguard so your zero stays put. Our firearms collection is worth browsing if you want a matching centerfire Stribog to train alongside this one.
Add the brace to the Picatinny end plate and set your length of pull before you zero, since stock position changes your head position and therefore your sight picture.
Keep the threaded muzzle protected when nothing is mounted. A thread protector costs almost nothing and saves you a real headache if the gun takes a knock.
Mount only the accessories you will actually use. The M-LOK slots make it tempting to fill every position, but a light and a hand stop is usually the whole list, and a slim handguard handles better.
For affordable trigger time that still feels like a serious pistol setup, the Grand Power Stribog TR-22 punches well above its weight class and its price. Like every firearm, it ships to your local FFL for pickup after your background check.














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