The .22 LR

[Excalibur]

Looks like a really expensive plinking rifle.

I'd get the GSG5, the .22 LR clone of an MP5

[S&Wshooter]

I've seen those little GSG's all over gun shows recently. Are they any good?

[k9870]

Ive heard the GSG 5 is accurate and reliable, but theres not many aftermarket parts to accessorize, and its a little expensive for a .22. .22s are just fun plinkers, no need to break the bank.

[Rockwolf66]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

Looks like a really expensive plinking rifle.

I'd get the GSG5, the .22 LR clone of an MP5

The purpose I see for rifles like the GSG5 or the GSG47 is for cheap training purposes. If you had to train someone to shoot well quickly. It is much easier to use a GSG5 when one spends two weeks and 2,500+ rounds of ammo. Although I can say that Airsoft is an even cheaper method of training than .22LR.

[Nyles]

I actually don't own a .22, believe it or not. But like alot of Canadians I learned to shoot a rifle with a Lee-Enfield C No.7 in the cadets. I was on the range team and had my own permanently assigned to me - I've got alot of fond memories of that rifle, I'd love to buy one one of these days.

[Markost]

Originally Posted by Rockwolf66

GSG47

I held one of them and it feel like an airsoft gun in steroids, I don´t know why GSG made the Ak (someone told me that the romanians .22 are cheaper and better) instead of another rifle, like the G-36.

[k9870]

The .22 there is what me, and several friends, learned to shoot on. I bought it right after turning 18. Will never sell it. Love the gun. Eats everything, shoots well. The accutrigger is nice. Cant wait to get a centerfire savage some day, they make a hell of a gun. My next will be another savage rimfire, scoped though, so i can have cheap practcie with scope (may go .22mag/17hmr) and irons.

[ManiacallyChallenged]

Hey, I would trade my xbox for that Sig 522.
Oh man, I would trade... my... car for that.
No wait, I don't have a car.