Hammerli TAC R1 22 cal. 22LR
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Hammerli TAC R1 22 cal. 22LR
Hammerli is a name in firearms that is perhaps more famous around the world than it is in the United States. A Swiss manufacturer of mostly air rifle and rimfire Olympic-style competition firearms dating back to 1863, Hammerli is now part of the Carl Walther group of companies. Recently, Hammerli introduced something completely new: the TAC R1 22 C, an AR-15 style .22 rimfire, the first product in its new Defense line.
Sporting a 16.1-inch barrel, the .22 Long Rifle TAC R1 22 C looks just like an AR-15, with most of the same controls. It feels similar to a standard AR-15 as well, with a comparable weight: five pounds, 12 ounces with an empty magazine in place.
The barrel has a medium contour and is tipped with a birdcage flash hider attached via common 1/2x28 threads, so you can attach a muzzle device if you like.
The upper and lower receivers are both aluminum, as is the free-float lightweight 13-inch handguard. The handguard features M-Lok attachment slots at three, six and nine o’clock.
A Picatinny rail runs atop the handguard and upper receiver, and the rifle comes standard with polymer flip-up sights. QD sling swivel sockets are positioned at the rear of the handguard on either side.
This rifle has a five-position adjustable buttstock with a rubber buttpad and QD sling swivel sockets on either side. The trigger guard is oversize and all one piece with the lower receiver, and the pistol grip is polymer and has some good texturing on it.
While it looks like it has standard AR controls, some of them function differently. The safety can be engaged whether or not the hammer is cocked. The bolt does lock back on an empty magazine, but the bolt stop is just for show. To release the bolt after you’ve reloaded, you’ll have to work the charging handle, which retracts less than two inches due to the shortness of the .22 LR cartridge.
