Walther Hammerli Force B1 | .22 LR | 16.1in | 5800000

The Walther Hammerli Force B1 is a modern .22 LR sporting rifle that combines a toggle‑style straight‑pull bolt with a modular quick‑change barrel system and an adjustable synthetic all‑weather stock. Its 16.1″ threaded barrel and integrated Picatinny rail make it easy to fit optics or muzzle devices, and the action accepts Ruger 10/22 pattern magazines for broad aftermarket compatibility. The factory setup targets accuracy and adaptability for rimfire disciplines while keeping controls familiar to bolt‑action shooters. Consider pairing this rifle with a quality rimfire optic such as the Vortex Crossfire II 2–7×32 for sub-$1,000 performance and reliable repeatability.

Common applications for the Force B1 include precision rimfire training and small‑game hunting or target shooting where a lightweight, accurate .22 LR platform is preferred.

Product Specifications

• The rifle is chambered in .22 LR.
• The action is a Bolt (toggle‑style straight‑pull).
• The barrel measures 16.1 inches and is threaded for muzzle devices.
• The barrel thread pattern is 1/2×28.
• The magazine capacity is 10 rounds.
• The rifle uses Ruger 10/22‑style removable magazines (pattern compatible).
• The stock is an adjustable black synthetic all‑weather design.
• The finish is matte black.
• The overall length adjusts between 35.5 and 37.4 inches.
• The unloaded weight is approximately 5.75 lbs.
• The rifle features a toolless quick‑change barrel system for caliber or length changes.
• The receiver includes an integrated Picatinny rail for optics mounting.
• The rate of twist is listed as 1:6″ in manufacturer data.
• The UPC is 723364231551.

The Force B1 is built to be a flexible rimfire platform: quick‑change barrels and an adjustable stock let you configure the rifle for accuracy work, training, or field use, and the threaded muzzle and integrated rail simplify adding accessories. Its use of common Ruger 10/22 pattern magazines expands magazine and trigger group options for users who want to tailor ergonomics or capacity within the rifle’s intended function.

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