I have no experience with the H & K 416 22LR
If money was no object, it would be in my collection, along with the original 416.
The closes that I have to the 416 22LR is my Mossberg 715 and the 416 on paper is better.
The Mossberg is lighter but it feels weak, sort of flimsy so much that I don’t dare to drop it.
I also made the mistake of not buying a flat top. My 715 has a handle bar and it interferes with reactive shooting.
The 416 22LR is a replica, hopefully it is just as tough as this:
Heckler & Koch 416http://www.impactguns.com/uma-hk-416-22lr-161-20rd-2245200-723364452000.aspxH&K 416 22LR Carbine, 20RD Mag, UmarexLike all the .22LR H&Ks offered by Umarex, the 416 is a dedicated .22 rimfire rifle. It is engineered and built in Germany by Carl Walther with a match grade precision barrel, upper and lower metal receivers, a retractable stock, and a machined rail interface system. The 416’s pistol grip and buttstock are authentic in that they include storage compartments for small tools or batteries.
The magazines for the .22 caliber 416 are made of high-strength polymer and are designed to make loading simple and efficient. They’re available in either a 20- or 10-round version. The estimated retail price for the 416 rifle is $559.