Heckler & Koch HK416 RFL .22 LR Semi-Automatic Rifle with 16.1-inch Threaded Barrel and Collapsible Stock

Heckler & Koch HK416, 22LR, Semi-automatic, AR-15, 16.1 Threaded Barrel, 1/2X28 Threads, Black, Synthetic Stock, Right Hand, 1 Mag, 10Rd, MLOK RIS Rail, Front/Rear Flip Sights 81000402 Experience the iconic look and feel of the legendary HK416 in a versatile .22 LR platform with the Heckler & Koch HK416 RFL. Designed in collaboration with Umarex of Germany, this semi-automatic rimfire rifle offers a realistic HK-branded appearance suitable for training, hunting, or competitive shooting. Its aluminum receiver provides durability while maintaining a lightweight profile, and the tactical rail interface system allows for customizable accessory attachment. The collapsible polymer stock offers adjustable length of pull, making it adaptable to various shooters and shooting scenarios. The pistol grip includes a built-in storage compartment for convenience, and the rifle comes equipped with adjustable flip-up sights for precise targeting. The threaded muzzle allows for the attachment of suppressors or other muzzle devices, enhancing versatility and user experience. With a 10-round capacity and last-round bolt hold-open functionality, this rifle combines realism with practicality, ensuring reliable performance in multiple applications. The Heckler & Koch HK416 RFL is the only HK-authorized .22 LR version, embodying the quality and design excellence HK is renowned for in a rimfire format. Features: * Aluminum receiver for strength and lightweight handling * Rail interface system for easy accessory attachment * Collapsible polymer stock for customizable length of pull * Pistol grip with integrated storage compartment * Adjustable flip-up front and rear sights for accurate aiming * Threaded muzzle for suppressors or other muzzle devices * Last round bolt hold open for enhanced realism * 16.1-inch threaded barrel suitable for various attachments * Semi-automatic action for reliable firing * Right-hand orientation with ergonomic design