Hammerli Force B1, accuracy?

[nakneker]

Was checking out the Hammerli Force B1 which looks like a more affordable straight pull design rimfire compared to the Volquartsen Summit action. Watched half a dozen videos last night and the accuracy was mediocre at best with a few different types of ammo that typically shoots. I was interested in trying one but that kind of killed the itch. Neat design, adjustable length of pull, easy to swap out barrels, heavy trigger but it would accept a Kidd or other 10/22 trigger. I’ll probably just go with a Summit but thought I’d ask. The attraction is shooting suppressed, semi autos aren’t loud suppressed but the action staying closed after pulling the trigger helps a bit when trying to get as quiet as you can.

Any of guys have one or tried one?

Hammerli Arms Force B1 Rifle

Introducing the Hammerli Arms Force B1 Rifle, a relentless force of adaptability and precision, designed for those who demand nothing but the best in the chaos of the wilderness.

hammerliarms.com

 

[Pyscodog]

I saw one at Bass Pro this afternoon. I thought it looked pretty nice and was $359 (I think). I had a used Sako on my mind and didn't give the Hammerli much thought.

 

[Knotwild]

Check for posts on Rimfire Central. There has been some discussion there. Hammerli is owned by Umarex. I personally don't have much faith in it being more than a marketing gimmick rather than an earnest attempt to turn our a real quality item.

 

[Adam in WI]

I'm sure the air chuck barrel connection isn't doing it any favors in the accuracy department.

 

[nakneker]

I'm sure the air chuck barrel connection isn't doing it any favors in the accuracy department.

lol @ air chuck barrel connection!


Thanks for the thoughts guys, the Volquartsen was the original path, I think I’ll keep heading that way.

 

[Knotwild]

You only live once - go Anschutz.

 

[redrockranger]

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