BigCity
retired undertaker
Is this legal in Maryland?
GSG 522
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StantonCree
Watch your beer
- Jan 23, 2011
- 23,932
I'm going to say yes with my limited knowledge.
R1Peacock
Active Member
Yes... It's .22 rimfire so you are good to go.
Have you looked at the Umarex / H&K versions - I have a the MP5SD version. It's cool looking but not my favorite .22 to shoot.
http://www.hk22rimfire.com/index.php?page=products
RP
Have you looked at the Umarex / H&K versions - I have a the MP5SD version. It's cool looking but not my favorite .22 to shoot.
http://www.hk22rimfire.com/index.php?page=products
RP
BigCity
retired undertaker
Posting this for my son.
- Mar 8, 2013
- 6,993
Yes MD legal. I bought one last year. Cheap stock. Fun to shoot until it gets dirty then its a jamomatic. Avoid cheap ammo. It rdquires high velocity. I got a great deal and added a red dot and after market folding stock. The scope rail is junk. You can wiggle it with your finbers. Its plastic, but after market replacements are available. Mine needs a good cleaning but I'd buy it again for the price. It is super accurate. I have the SD version.
johnnyb2
Ultimate Member
I had an SD version, and loved it. But, I only fed it HV ammo, mostly mini mags, and NEVER had a single issue with it. Very accurate and lots of fun. I will be buying another one, but will look at the H & K this time also. Was not available when I got mine. But, may not be worth the extra price....I would highly recommend the GSG. But, like many semi auto .22's, it needs good ammo.
I met a guy at the range that had one of these. It was truly fun to shoot. He must have known what kind of ammo to put in it, because it didn't have a problem. We probably shot 100-150 rounds. Cool gun.
Bought one for my son last year. He's loving it! I'll ditto Gryphon's remark about need to keep it clean. Not spotless, but clean. We did find a quick shot of CLP or synthetic 5W30 around the bolt frees it up when it gets dirty jams at the range - let's the fun continue until we get home. No problem with any of the ammo he's run through it yet - CCI, M-22, Federal and Win bulk packs and a few others. 400-500 rounds a trip is normal.
R1Peacock
Active Member
Quick comparison between the GSG and Umarex (Walther) versions.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=cUoCCmNutaw
RP
https://youtube.com/watch?v=cUoCCmNutaw
RP
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
Looks like a candidate to SBR. 
Scott7891
Love those Combloc guns
And it is Russian rebel approved 
TomisinMd
Ultimate Member
A buddy has the HK/walther version. great little rifle. Trigger is a little gritty on that one and not as smooth and crisp as my HK416-22.
Looks like a nice little plinker. Accuracy is right there with all of these, and put a 10/22 to shame.
Overpriced of course, and that's a market driven thing. No biggie. $100 is what, 3 bricks? big deal.
Looks like a nice little plinker. Accuracy is right there with all of these, and put a 10/22 to shame.
Overpriced of course, and that's a market driven thing. No biggie. $100 is what, 3 bricks? big deal.
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