H&K 416 Clone in .22LR: new on AllOutdoor

Walther recreates the HK classic in rimfire.

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6 Responses to H&K 416 Clone in .22LR: new on AllOutdoor

  1. Ray says:

    So you take a “gas piston” clone of a M-16 and make it a blow back .22 that kinda/ sorta LOOKS almost like an HK gas piston clone of an AR-15? But without the gas system? Man I knew the AR-15 market had glutted with bad M-4 copy’s but this is getting silly.

  2. Lyle says:

    Good thing it has a flash hider, so you don’t blind yourself or give away your position. They could add an M203 analog underneath, chambered in 22CB or CO2-powered 17, or it could throw those little paper-wrapped snap-pop thingies you get with your fireworks for Independence Day.

    All we need now is a full sized, belt fed, semi auto M2 Browning chambered in 22LR, with the big muzzle break, complete with a standard tripod and spare barrel, you know; for inexpensive practice and general plinking. Taking the theme farther, they could come out with a copy of a modern battle tank, with its main gun chambered in 22 LR, for inexpensive practice also, and plinking around the farm.

    Sorry H&K, but at some point you know you’re asking for it. I’m sure that’s a fine piece, and I wish you well.

  3. Ray says:

    Somebody made an M1917A1 an M1919 and an M2 miniature in .22 several years ago. They were exact mini reproduction’s at 1/4 scale and fired . They were “stupid money” expensive if I remember correctly. I spent some time but couldn’t find one on the ‘net. Maybe with your “network” you might have better luck.

  4. LarryA says:

    Don’t know about quarter-scale, but these are half-scale in .22. Which makes more sense as a quarter-scale bore for either .30 or .50 would be too small for a .22.
    http://www.smallarmsreview.com/display.article.cfm?idarticles=164

    • Ray says:

      LarryA@ These may be what I remembered. I vaguely remembered a wright up I read while I was in cancer clinic. Cool ether way.

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