magtech 7022

[hellier0437]

i was in my gunshop recently and saw a magtech 7022 for £100. The price makes it appealing but does this mean poor quality? Has anyone heard of them or better still used or owned one? thanks for any help

[Graham M]

A local gunshop calls them a “Nobbers gun†for just slinging in the back of a truck and “Nobbing†around. Not very accurate but OK for 45-50 yd rabbits.

I should save the £100 and look for a used CZ bolt action.

G.M.

[mry716]

I would not normally disagree with you GM but having had one and still having two friends with them can say with confidence Brilliant value for money. One of my friends must now have shot well in excess of 15000 rounds with less problems by far than my 10/22 (which have be few)

 

They function flawlessly and can be bought with spare mag, scope and rings as well as a silencer for less than £150.

 

Yes they are cheaply made (but they are cheap) and yes they wont last as well as a CZ but may well outlast the aly action of a 10/22.

 

Try it and I will be surprised if you are disappointed.

[DaveK]

I would not normally disagree with you GM but having had one and still having two friends with them can say with confidence Brilliant value for money. One of my friends must now have shot well in excess of 15000 rounds with less problems by far than my 10/22 (which have be few)

 

They function flawlessly and can be bought with spare mag, scope and rings as well as a silencer for less than £150.

 

Yes they are cheaply made (but they are cheap) and yes they wont last as well as a CZ but may well outlast the aly action of a 10/22.

 

Try it and I will be surprised if you are disappointed.

 

Cheap and cheerful, throw it about and it will do the job. For the price you can't fault them.

 

Dave