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There is something about a walnut-stocked bolt gun in .22 LR that never goes out of style, and the Howa M1100 Walnut Hunter GamePro leans into that tradition without skimping on the modern details. Howa built this one around their M1100 rimfire action with dual extractors for consistent case removal, an oversized bolt handle that is easy to run with gloves on, and their well-regarded HACT two-stage trigger. That trigger is a big part of why the M1100 punches above its weight on paper, giving you a light, predictable break that helps tighten groups whether you are on the bench or resting against a fence post.
The 18-inch #4 contour barrel keeps the whole package quick handling at 37 inches overall and a comfortable 6.3 pounds, which is right in the sweet spot for squirrel woods, walking pastures for rabbits, or a relaxed afternoon of plinking. The muzzle comes threaded 1/2×28 from the factory, so adding a suppressor or muzzle device down the road is a simple twist-on job. A 1:16 twist stabilizes just about any standard .22 LR load, and the detachable 10-round magazine keeps you shooting instead of fumbling with loose rounds.
The included Nikko Stirling GamePro scope comes mounted to the receiver, so all that is left is confirming zero with your favorite ammo and heading out. That saves you the cost and guesswork of piecing together rings and glass, and it makes this rifle an easy pick for a first rimfire, a truck gun, or a gift for a new hunter in the family.
Plenty of rimfire packages cut corners somewhere. This one gives you real walnut instead of plastic, a genuinely good two-stage trigger instead of a heavy factory unit, and a threaded barrel for future upgrades. It shoots like a rifle you would expect to pay quite a bit more for, and it looks the part leaning in the corner of the cabin too.
Yes, the Nikko Stirling GamePro scope arrives mounted on the rifle from the factory. You will still want to confirm zero at the range with the ammo you plan to run, since every rifle and load combination settles in a little differently. After that, it is good to go for small game or paper.
It is. The 18-inch barrel comes threaded 1/2×28, which is the standard rimfire pattern, so most .22 suppressors and muzzle devices will spin right on. A thread protector keeps things clean until you are ready to add one.
It uses Howa's HACT two-stage trigger, the same basic design that has earned a strong reputation on their centerfire rifles. The two-stage setup gives you a light take-up followed by a clean, predictable break, which makes a noticeable difference when you are trying to shrink groups with a rimfire.
This one is a natural fit for squirrel and rabbit hunting, pest control around the property, and relaxed target sessions. At 6.3 pounds and 37 inches overall, it carries easily all day, and the .22 LR chambering keeps ammo cheap and recoil basically nonexistent. It also makes a great first bolt gun for a new or younger hunter.
| UPC | 682146882773 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | HWH22WMRGP |
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