The Rock Island Armory XT22 Magnum Target is a single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .22 WMR with a 5-inch bull barrel, 14+1 capacity, and a black parkerized steel frame. Overall length is 8.50 inches and weight is 40 oz (2.5 lbs). Black rubber grips. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Rock Island Armory 
• Model: XT22 Magnum Target 
• Caliber: .22 WMR (Magnum) 
• Barrel Length: 5 inches 
• Capacity: 14 + 1 rounds 
• Weight: 2.5 lbs (40 oz) 
• Frame Finish: Black Parkerized Steel 
• Action Type: Single Action Only (SAO) 
• Overall Length (OAL): 8.50 inches 
• Sight Configuration: Fixed Front, Adjustable Rear with Contrast Style Sights 
   

Features 

The 5-inch bull barrel provides a longer sight radius and helps with accuracy compared to shorter-barreled pistols in the same caliber. .22 WMR delivers higher velocity and a flatter trajectory than .22 LR, which is useful for longer-range target work and small game. 
 
Adjustable rear sights let you zero the gun for your preferred load. The black rubber grips hold up in varied conditions. The parkerized finish resists corrosion well. At 14+1 rounds, reloads aren't frequent during range sessions. 
 

Best Fit 

Target shooters and varmint hunters who want a .22 WMR semi-auto pistol with a full-length target barrel. The SAO trigger and bull barrel combination suits deliberate, accurate shooting. Ammunition compatibility can vary — some brands of .22 WMR feed more reliably than others in this platform, so it's worth testing a few loads.

Owners of the Rock Island XT22 Magnum Target lean positive, with accuracy and the 5-inch barrel drawing the most consistent praise. The .22 WMR chambering delivers noticeably more velocity than .22 LR, and range results with the bull barrel are generally reported as tight at reasonable distances.

Build quality comes up positively — most owners find the parkerized steel construction solid and reliable for regular range use. Weight at 40 oz is on the heavier side for a rimfire pistol, which some note as a minor drawback for extended sessions.

Ammo compatibility is the main practical concern. Several owners report that feeding reliability varies by brand of .22 WMR, and testing different loads to find what runs cleanly is a recurring recommendation. Ergonomics get mixed feedback — grip and controls work well for some, others find them less comfortable during longer sessions.

Overall the XT22 Magnum Target is viewed as a capable, no-frills target pistol for its price range, with the caveat of doing some ammunition testing before settling on a primary load.