Retay USA is launching the new Retay RXP 22, a hammer-fired, .22LR, polymer-frame, semi-automatic pistol with an optics-ready slide. Retay created the RXP 22 as a rimfire alternative to a modern, double-stack, compact, optics-friendly 9mm pistol. With a 4-inch barrel, the RXP 22 is close to standard compact-pistol dimensions and is similar to other polymer-frame .22LR semi-automatic training pistols like the Taurus TX-22 Compact or the Glock G44. This modern pistol is priced to be affordable to own while also including touches such as an optics-ready slide compatible with both Trijicon RMR or Shield Sights RMSc optics footprints. The RXP 22 is built on an internal 7075 series aluminum frame that integrates with an outer polymer shell that includes a Picatinny based railed dustcover which allows end-users to mount lights or lasers to the pistol. To help retain some realism during lower-cost rimfire training sessions, Retay Arms designed the RXP 22’s magazine with added weight to simulate reloading a centerfire pistol.
“The RXP 22 is more than just a training pistol, it’s a testament to our dedication to delivering products that combine innovation, performance and value,” commented Christian Handy, CEO of Banshee Brands, Inc. “We took a bold step forward in designing a firearm that ensures shooters can train better, shoot better and have more fun. The RXP 22 truly sets a new standard for training pistols.”
Retay RXP 22 Specifications:
- Country Of Origin: Turkey
- Importer: Retay Arms
- Model: RXP 22
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Action: Hammer-fired, traditional double-action semi-automatic
- Overall Length: 7.5 inches
- Weight: 24 ounces
- Barrel Length: 4 inches, precision-threaded and chrome finished
- Barrel Material: AISI 4140 Steel
- Sights: Glock-dovetailed; TruGlo fiber-optic front sight
- Optics-Ready: Yes, compatible with Trijicon RMR and Shield Sights RMSc optics footprints
- Safety: Manual thumb safety
- MSRP: $279
Visit retayusa.com to learn more about the RXP 22 or other products from Retay Arms.
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