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FN 502 Tactical - Break Free
FN 502 Tactical - With Ammo
FN 502 - Shooting
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FN 502 Tactical

4.6
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$405.91
  • Accessory rail
  • Extended capacity magazine
  • Red dot compatible
  • Finicky on ammo
  • Occasional issues feeding/ejecting

Editor’s Note: "The FN 502 Tactical is a .22 LR built on the 509 design. It features aggressive texturing, 15+1 capacity, and can easily accommodate a suppressor and red dot. For those seeking a similar feel to the FN 509 but also wanting to save money by training with .22 LR, this is a great option. The gun also has a place in introducing new students to the platform. If you are looking for a tactically feature-rich .22 plinker, look no further than the FN 502 Tactical." - Sean Curtis

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Product Details

Caliber
22 LR
Action
Single Action
Weight
1.48 lbs
Barrel Length
4.6in
Overall Length
7.6in
Finish
Flat Dark Earth
Magazine Capacity
15rd
Magazine Included
Yes
Magazine Type
Removable
Muzzle
Threaded

Features

Accessory rail
Extended capacity magazine
Red dot compatible
Finicky on ammo
Occasional issues feeding/ejecting

By The Numbers

Accuracy
Once I dialed in the ARO I experienced repeated, accurate fire from the 502 Tactical.
Reliability
This is tough to rate because once I slogged through the issues, the gun ran great, and continued to run without fail.
Ergonomics
The ergos were very good on the 502 Tactical and I appreciated the deep well on the backstrap (preventing slide bite).
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FINAL VERDICT

"Although the 502 Tactical we tested took a while to hit its stride, it finished very strong in the reliability factor. Accuracy was great, and the ergonomics, lightweight, and cheap ammo meant we could shoot all day long. There are a few justifications for the 502 Tactical, but one of the best for us was the fun factor. We truly enjoyed all the modern features we're used to (shooting suppressed, red dot, accessories) in a rimfire gun." - Sean Curtis