Hammerli Forge H1 - A Testament to Precision and Heritage
The Hammerli Forge H1 is not merely a pistol; it is an embodiment of precision, heritage, and innovation. Drawing inspiration from the legendary 1911 design, this firearm pays homage to its roots while embracing modern advancements.
Chambered in .22 LR, the Hammerli Forge H1 employs a semi-automatic blowback action that ensures smooth operation with minimal recoil. This makes it an excellent choice for both novice shooters looking for manageable handling and seasoned enthusiasts appreciating reliable performance.
The weapon's construction features an alloy frame finished in sleek black, exuding both durability and style. Complementing this robust build is a rubber grip designed meticulously for comfort during extended shooting sessions.
Safety remains paramount with the Hammerli Forge H1, as evidenced by its fully functional thumb and grip safety system. This dual-layer protection offers peace of mind without compromising on readiness or ease of use.
This model boasts a magazine capacity of 12 rounds plus one in the chamber—ample firepower within reach when needed most. Its traditional aesthetics paired with contemporary functionalities make it suitable for collectors who value legacy designs or shooters seeking dependable everyday firearms.
Specifications:
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Action: Semi-auto blowback
- Frame Material: Alloy
- Finish: Black
- Sights: Standard iron sights (not specified)
Features
- manufacturer: walther arms
- model: hammerli forge hi
- fully functioning thumb and grip safety
- blowback action
- semi-auto
- single action trigger
- full metal body with black finish
- 2 - 12 round magazines
- barrel length: 5?
- caliber: .22 lr
- capacity: 12 rounds
- finish: black
- frame material: alloy
- grip material: rubber
- number of magazines included: 2
- type of sights: fixed
- weight: 36 ounces
- accessory rail
- beavertail grip safety
- commander-style hammer
- cerakote finish
- 12 round capacity
- fits into any standards 1911 holster
- 5 threaded barrel"