The Citadel Trakr is a semi-automatic .22 LR rifle with a gray finish, 18-inch non-threaded barrel, and 10+1 capacity. At 5.18 lbs and 36.75 inches overall, it's a straightforward, low-recoil option for range use, small game hunting, or new shooter training. 
 

Key Specifications 

• SKU: 2024015979 
• UPC: 682146853964 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Finish: Gray 
• Safety: Crossbolt 
• Trigger: Standard 
• Grip: Standard 
• Weight: 5.18 lbs 
• Length: 36.75" 
• Barrel Length: 18" 
• Capacity: 10+1 RD 
• Action: Semi-Auto 
• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Model Name: Trakr 
• Brand: Citadel 
   

Detailed Features 

• Non-threaded barrel 
• Front hooded sight and adjustable rear sight for iron-sight aiming 
• Full-length Picatinny rail for optics or accessories 
   

Usage Scenarios 

• Range plinking and training: low recoil and inexpensive .22 LR ammo make it practical for high round counts 
• Small game hunting: light weight and sufficient accuracy for squirrel and rabbit at typical field distances 
• New shooter introduction: crossbolt safety, standard trigger, and manageable size keep the manual of arms straightforward

The Citadel Trakr draws a fairly consistent picture across user feedback.

The price is the most frequently cited reason to buy it. It delivers a functional semi-auto .22 LR at an entry-level price, and most users treating it as a trainer or plinker find it does the job. The gray finish gets mentioned positively, though that rarely drives the purchase decision.

Reliability feedback is mixed. A number of owners report smooth operation across a range of ammunition; others mention occasional feeding issues or misfires, typically linked to lower-quality ammo. Using quality .22 LR rounds is a common recommendation in community discussions.

Accuracy is described as reasonable for the platform — good enough for plinking and small game work, though experienced shooters note it doesn't match higher-priced rifles. The lightweight build is generally appreciated, though a few users would prefer a more substantial feel.

The Picatinny rail draws interest from owners who want to add optics, and community forums have plenty of discussion on minor modifications. Overall the rifle tends to be recommended for its intended use case: affordable, low-recoil training or casual shooting, without expectations exceeding that tier.