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There are plenty of .22 rifles out there, but not many make people at the range walk over and ask what you're shooting. The Mauser STG-44 from Blue Line Solutions does exactly that. Built as a faithful recreation of the famous WWII design, this rimfire version uses pressed steel construction and a genuine natural wood fixed stock, so it carries real heft. At around 9.25 pounds, it feels remarkably close to the original rather than like a lightweight lookalike, and that weight makes it a soft, steady shooter with .22 LR.
Under the vintage looks is a straightforward blowback semi-auto chambered in .22 Long Rifle, which means cheap ammo, mild recoil, and long afternoons of plinking without wearing out your shoulder or your wallet. The 16.5-inch barrel runs a 1:16 twist with six rifling grooves, and the adjustable rear sight lets you dial things in for tin cans at 25 yards or paper at 50. A manual thumb safety keeps the controls simple, and the included 10-round magazine feeds standard velocity and high velocity loads alike. This is the kind of rifle that works just as well for teaching a new shooter the fundamentals as it does for scratching a history itch.
Collectors love this rifle for the details. The proportions, the pressed metal receiver, the wood furniture, even the way it disassembles all nod to the original Sturmgewehr, and the black barrel and receiver against that natural wood stock make it look right at home next to period pieces. Original examples are museum money these days, so this is the practical way to own the look and put rounds through it every weekend.
Whether you're a military history buff, a rimfire collector, or just someone who wants a range gun with more character than the usual black polymer, the Mauser STG-44 delivers. It shoots straight, feeds affordable ammo, and looks like nothing else on the firing line.
It's very close. This rimfire version measures around 37.25 inches overall and weighs roughly 9.25 pounds, which falls right in line with the original rifle's dimensions. The pressed steel construction and real wood stock are a big part of why it feels so authentic in hand.
Like most blowback rimfire semi-autos, it runs most reliably on high velocity 36 to 40 grain .22 LR loads. Standard velocity ammo generally cycles fine too, but subsonic and low powered loads may not have enough energy to run the action consistently. Give it a few hundred rounds to break in and it settles right down.
Yes, this model ships with one 10-round magazine. Extra magazines are available separately, and picking up a spare or two is a good idea if you plan on longer range sessions.
This rifle is set up with traditional iron sights, including an adjustable rear sight, to preserve the classic profile. There's no factory optics rail on this configuration, so it's best enjoyed the way the original was, with irons. Most owners find the sights plenty accurate for plinking and target work at typical rimfire distances.
| UPC | 689585854620 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 444.00.20 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 16.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 10 + 1 |
| Safety | Thumb |
| Sights | Adj Rear |
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