German Sports Guns GSG 9-22

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MSRP:

$251.99

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Gun Stats

Range 10-50 yards

Accuracy 50 MOA

Capacity 10+1 rounds

Ergonomics 50

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Critic Consensus

This 7.5" hammer-forged barrel semi-automatic offers an MP5-ish profile without the MP5 price tag. The aluminum receiver supports interchangeable magazine-well adapters for Glock or SIG P320 magazines. The left-side mounted charging handle rests under a full-length Picatinny optics rail with integral iron sights. The end cap features a short rail and QD sling ports. Other features include M-Lok slots set into in the... Read critic reviews...

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German Sports Guns GSG 9-22 Description

The GSG - German Sport Guns GmbH is now well known worldwide as a high-grade manufacturer of sporting guns. Originally born a few years ago as a design and manufacturing company for airguns and airsoft replicas, working together with other well-known companies such as UMAREX, GSG shortly gained the required know-how and industrial capabilities to "go independent" and launch a line of rimfire guns for sports shooters. Currently GSG - German Sport Guns offers semi-automatic, rimfire rifles, carbines and pistols for the worldwide civilian shooters, mostly based upon the look and feel of many commonly known military firearms, although sharing no technical features with them. All GSG firearms are solely semi-automatic in nature, all are blowback-operated, and all fire the .22 Long Rifle cartridge; GSG currently offers the GSG-522 series of pistols and carbines, aesthetically based upon the Heckler & Koch MP5 sub-machineguns, commonly used by military and police Special Forces worldwide; the GSG-AK47 rifles, built to look like the in-famous Kalashnikov assault rifle; and the GSG-1911 line of semi-automatic target pistols. In the past two years, German Sport Guns also launched a line of rimfire plinkers based upon original German designs dating back to World War II, including thr GSG-StG44, a rimfire replica of the Sturmgewehr Mp44; and the prototype GSG-Mp40, a sporting lookalike of the so-called "Schmeisser" Mp40, the quintessential German sub-machinegun of WW2, which will only enter production next year.