Squat Squad — Palmetto State Armory has a package that is hard to argue with if you want cheap plinking without building an AR from a pile of bags. The Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 Sport .22 LR comes with three magazines and a black M&P Duty Carry Case (MPN 13595 / SKU 51655114229). Live price when I checked: $399.99 with a crossed-out $599.99. That is about $200 off the listed regular, and it was still in stock online.
This is not a mystery SKU. It is the familiar M&P 15-22 Sport platform — AR-pattern controls, rimfire costs, and enough Magpul furniture that you do not feel like you bought a toy. Case + extra mags in the same listing is the part that usually gets you after checkout when you realize you still need a soft case and spare sticks.
Shop the PSA listing: S&W M&P 15-22 Sport .22LR w/ 3 mags + Duty Carry Case (MPN 13595). Prices and stock move — verify at checkout. Always follow your local law; firearms ship to eligible buyers only through an FFL.
What is in the package
- S&W M&P 15-22 Sport semi-auto .22 LR rifle (black)
- 3 magazines included (listing capacity: 25 rounds)
- M&P Duty Carry Case — black soft case so it is not bouncing around the trunk naked
Buying the rifle alone and then hunting a case + spare mags is how a “cheap .22” stops being cheap. PSA already did that math for you here.
M&P 15-22 Sport — why people keep buying these
If you shoot an AR, this thing feels familiar on purpose. Same general layout, same muscle memory for safety / mag release / charging, but you are burning .22 LR instead of 5.56. That means longer range days, less flinch practice, and ammo that does not empty the wallet in one afternoon.
Per PSA’s product overview / listing copy:
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Action: semi-automatic
- Barrel: 16″
- Overall length: 33.8″
- Twist: 1:15
- Capacity: 25 rounds (3 mags in this bundle)
- Weight: 76.8 oz
- Finish: black
- Handguard: 10″ M&P slim handguard with Magpul M-LOK
- Sights: removable Magpul MBUS front and rear folding sights
M-LOK means you can hang a light, bipod section, or whatever without yanking the entire handguard off. MBUS folding sights are a solid stock setup until you slap an optic on the rail — which most people eventually do.
Who this deal is for
- New shooters / kids / family range days — soft recoil, cheap ammo, AR-ish controls.
- AR owners who want a trainer — same ergonomics, way less cost per round.
- Anyone who wants a grab-and-go .22 kit — rifle + 3 mags + case is a complete “throw it in the car” package.
- Budget builders — $399.99 for this bundle beats nickel-and-diming accessories later.
Caveats (read these)
- Sale pricing can change without warning. $399.99 vs $599.99 was live when I scraped the PDP; always re-check before you celebrate.
- Stock status showed in stock online when checked — popular rimfire packages disappear.
- I have not run this exact MPN 13595 package on camera for this post — treating it as a deal spotlight from PSA’s published specs and pricing.
- .22 LR is picky about ammo sometimes; if it is your first rimfire AR-pattern gun, try a couple reputable brands before you declare it “broken.”
- Ship-to-FFL rules apply. Know your state / local restrictions on capacity and feature sets.
Bottom line
A Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 Sport with three mags and a Duty Carry Case for $399.99 (was $599.99) is the kind of package deal that makes sense if you actually want to shoot, not just collect receivers. MPN 13595. In stock online when I checked. Cheap plinking with grown-up furniture.
Grab the M&P 15-22 Sport package at PSA →
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Would you run this as a family plinker, an AR trainer, or both?
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