22 German Sport Guns STG-44 with Wood Grips & 10-Shot Magazine

The German classic Sturmgewehr 44 (STG-44) - now as a true-to-original replica in calibre .22 LR semi-automatic!

A classic 22 LR semi-automatic steel replica of a WW2-era rifle made in Germany just like the real one

The .22 calibre full metal semi-automatic rifle features real wooden stock and wooden grip panels, as well as a single-action trigger, and is approved for sport shooting. The mechanical parts are made of high-quality steel. This rifle features factory sights and is accurate out of the box!

The famous STG44 assault rifle was developed in 1944 by Hugo Schmeisser and influenced many rifle designs of the post-war years.

Features and Benefits:

• Well built: The full metal construction.
• Wooden Stock and Grips: The wooden stock and grips of this rifle add to the visual appeal that this rifle brings.
• Scope mount available: The rear sight is removable which accommodates a weaver base, which can be used to mount a scope or red dot optic for more accurate and precise shooting at further distances.
• Crisp trigger: The trigger group on this STG-44 is crisp and pleasant to use, which helps keep accuracy at a maximum and minimise the user pulling shots.

Specifications:

• Calibre: .22 LR
• Barrel: 16.3"
• Capacity: 10 + 1
• Grooves: 6
• Overall Length: 37.2"
• Finish: Matte blued
• Stock: Wooden
• Original dimensions
• Tool compartment in the stock
• Single-Action-trigger
• Compatibly with original accessories
• Made in Germany

Purchase of this item requires a firearms licence, you will need to complete a Police Order Form and take it into your local police station to have it signed off. The form can be found from the link below.

Police Order Form

Gun City is NZ's largest firearms dealers. We have been selling, importing, exporting, manufacturing, customising and repairing firearms and accessories since 1978. We have the largest range of guns, ammo and accessories available now, online in New Zealand.

Please call our shop for more information on +64 3 379-8888 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

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