Another pic thread: show off your rimfires

Mine is all Walther - rifle, optics, mount, bipod, sling swivels. She's pretty accurate with S&B HP HV ammo.





Optics mount is one piece, solid steel, fast to take off and put on. And puts the optics into right place for proper eye relief, so I don't have to lean in anymore.



Bipod is also all steel and seems pretty rugged to me. It allows movement in all three dimensions - rotation, canting, nose up/down. And it can be folded either way, forward or backward. On sides it has 2 small rails for light.



Now there's only one thing this rifle lacks - suppressor (maybe Walther's SD22, to keep up the all-german style).

Medusa, how do you like that Walther? How much did you spend for the gun as well as the other accessories? It looks great?

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It's a good gun, gets the job done. I use it in DM training, so it's pretty accurate (1 moa). It surprisingly shoots Sellier&Bellot HP HV (390 m/s) ammo better than most of anything else.

And you CAN do some trigger job yourself.

It's easily manoeverable, since the center of mass is right above the pistol grip. Theoretically it would be easy to shoot it one handed. Small drawback is that it's not ambi - the charging handle moves with each shot, so putting a right-hand gun on a left shoulder would result in getting your teeth smashed in. I'd personally prefer that the handle wouldn't move directly with the bolt, thus I could put on a M16 style case deflector.

Scope is 4x32, mildot type, pretty clear and suitable for the rifle. Also it looks just right on the rifle, with the rubber covering and all.

Prizes? I don't live in the US as you can see, so I'd say in the US it's a little cheaper.

Rifle - 600$, scope mount 80$, scope 100$, bipod 70$, sling swivels 15$, will-be suppressor 100-300$

If you're considering buying it and want more details, then PM.

Hey Rembrandt, those rifles of yours do match the name - they are pieces of art and look like that. I like the top 2.