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Walther GX-1 (the ultimate in the KKM Series) for sale
Walther GX-1 (the ultimate in the KKM Series) for sale
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Guns International #: 103051429
Category - Benchrest and Target Rifles - Rimfire
- Walther Rifles
Walther GX-1 (the ultimate in the KKM Series)
Description:
Complete, ultimate competition rifle from the 1980s, as accurate as the current Walther and Anshutz production. Of historical interest for comparison to more recent guns, for experimentation with the countervibration system, or for one who just wants an extremely accurate rifle with full sight set at under $3000.
Walther GX-1 rifle including weights, shoulder piece and rear arm, hand stop, stirrup. OEM diopter and front sight but with very high quality non-OEM filter and iris set for the rear diopter sight, and with sun shade for front tunnel. Rear sights from Anschutz, somewhat comparable to the Heuser sight on this rifle but inferior to it, are over $300 at this time. Original type OEM rear pinhole can be provided, if desired. Additional front sight discs and source provided with purchase, for those planning to actually use the rifle.
Excellent condition, used, but probably not at the point of complete break in and full accuracy.
The weights are to tune the rifle vibration pattern, serving a purpose parallel to barrel mounted tuners, but less sensitive to operating temperatures. These do need to be adjusted for specific ammunition used, and ambient temperature (sometimes).
Shown with rear arm reversed, for use in standing or seated position if desired. Butt plate also is mounted inverted for this purpose, in the images. Hand stop has been mounted reversed, to avoid loss of the part. Stirrup also illustrated in alternative position for specific purposes.
Not as accurate as the ex-German National Team Walther KK-200 also offered, but at least the equal to the others by Anschutz that I'm offering.
The stock on the GX-1 was Walther's first attempt at an adjustable stock. This design dates to the 1960's, developed for the military version of their JR, then used on the commercial verions of the JR. This evolved from, and at a time when FN and a few others had introduced the adjustable stock for their short barrel,.308 sniper rifle, as had others in that era.
The rear arm is "indexed" for two positions, not easily seen in the images. The butt plate has a ruler for precise adjustment in different positions.
While the stock is adjustable over a fairly wide range of dimensions, the weight of the rifle may require adaptation by the user, particularly if the front end weights are used. These attach via the fore-end rail and therefore can be mounted in reverse to minimize that effect on balance and center of gravity, but not as easily as on the KK200 offered by me on this site. Adjustable metal stocks also are avaiable for this rifle, if desired.
The trigger system is standard KKM match design, not the later one used on the KK100 and KK200. Standard KKM bolt mounted safety, rather than cross-bolt as on some KKJ.
Similar to a few other rifles that preceded it, like the Anschutz 1413, a pair of scope mounted dovetail blocks specifically for the long sight barrel scopes were preinstalled by Walther on this rifle. While they can be used for rear sights, they were not really intended to be used as alternative blocks for diopter sights, being a little too far from the eye if that is done.
No case, no original paperwork.
Accuracy likely will improve a little with added use, but currently is not inferior to the wood stock KK200 or the laminated wood 1907/1914 listed on GI by me. It is more accurate than the FWB 2602 offered, but is heavier.
Historical note: While the GX-1 was the "ultimate" or end-of-line KKM in time sequence (end of the sequence or era) prior to Walther introducing the KK-100 and Club Sporter (based on the CZ rifles), and the match series KK-200, the ultimate accuracy KKM was produced at an early stage of KKM production, using a very heavy barrel, and relatively standard stock with the f0re-end drilled to receive a counterweight if desired. As a result, while the GX-1 was the end or ultimate design of the KKM rifles and introduced the adjustable stock to the Walther target gun design as a transfer from the military rifle designs of the prior decade, it was not the ultimate in accuracy. The rifle itself was no better or worse than the other KKM, except for the presence of the vibration-cancelling weight system, and the adjustable stock. For those who also have a JR rifle, the front stirrup and anti-vibration counter-weight are potentially useful accessories for transfer to those rifles, as well, as they fit the Walther rail but were not available with the JR itself.
Priced ~$350 less than new-ish GX-1 due to the extremely high quality and cost of the rear sight fittings and sight accessories, increased accuracy of being close to full break in use, and the user-approval terms of sale for accuracy and function. This rifle is more for the ultimate marksman (particularly one who wants access to this countervibration weight system), than the cosmetic collector. However, it is in excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear marks or dings. However, it was not simply stored as a display piece.
Returnable (if in as-sent condition) if accuracy or function are not as desired. Extended testing period allowed if desired or if needed due to local transfer requirements.
Shipping cost depends on buyer location, but is about $75-120 to most CONUS locations. Local pickup also possible. Not quite C&R due to date of manufacture, despite one being in the NRA museum. Lower offers considered (only) if sold in combination with other firearms or firearms sets at higher prices, or offer is from a prior purchaser.
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Walther
Model: GX-1 KKM
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: perfect
Manufacture Date: 1976 (or possibly la
Proof:Nitro: Ulm
Price: $2,970.00
Description:
Complete, ultimate competition rifle from the 1980s, as accurate as the current Walther and Anshutz production. Of historical interest for comparison to more recent guns, for experimentation with the countervibration system, or for one who just wants an extremely accurate rifle with full sight set at under $3000.
Walther GX-1 rifle including weights, shoulder piece and rear arm, hand stop, stirrup. OEM diopter and front sight but with very high quality non-OEM filter and iris set for the rear diopter sight, and with sun shade for front tunnel. Rear sights from Anschutz, somewhat comparable to the Heuser sight on this rifle but inferior to it, are over $300 at this time. Original type OEM rear pinhole can be provided, if desired. Additional front sight discs and source provided with purchase, for those planning to actually use the rifle.
Excellent condition, used, but probably not at the point of complete break in and full accuracy.
The weights are to tune the rifle vibration pattern, serving a purpose parallel to barrel mounted tuners, but less sensitive to operating temperatures. These do need to be adjusted for specific ammunition used, and ambient temperature (sometimes).
Shown with rear arm reversed, for use in standing or seated position if desired. Butt plate also is mounted inverted for this purpose, in the images. Hand stop has been mounted reversed, to avoid loss of the part. Stirrup also illustrated in alternative position for specific purposes.
Not as accurate as the ex-German National Team Walther KK-200 also offered, but at least the equal to the others by Anschutz that I'm offering.
The stock on the GX-1 was Walther's first attempt at an adjustable stock. This design dates to the 1960's, developed for the military version of their JR, then used on the commercial verions of the JR. This evolved from, and at a time when FN and a few others had introduced the adjustable stock for their short barrel,.308 sniper rifle, as had others in that era.
The rear arm is "indexed" for two positions, not easily seen in the images. The butt plate has a ruler for precise adjustment in different positions.
While the stock is adjustable over a fairly wide range of dimensions, the weight of the rifle may require adaptation by the user, particularly if the front end weights are used. These attach via the fore-end rail and therefore can be mounted in reverse to minimize that effect on balance and center of gravity, but not as easily as on the KK200 offered by me on this site. Adjustable metal stocks also are avaiable for this rifle, if desired.
The trigger system is standard KKM match design, not the later one used on the KK100 and KK200. Standard KKM bolt mounted safety, rather than cross-bolt as on some KKJ.
Similar to a few other rifles that preceded it, like the Anschutz 1413, a pair of scope mounted dovetail blocks specifically for the long sight barrel scopes were preinstalled by Walther on this rifle. While they can be used for rear sights, they were not really intended to be used as alternative blocks for diopter sights, being a little too far from the eye if that is done.
No case, no original paperwork.
Accuracy likely will improve a little with added use, but currently is not inferior to the wood stock KK200 or the laminated wood 1907/1914 listed on GI by me. It is more accurate than the FWB 2602 offered, but is heavier.
Historical note: While the GX-1 was the "ultimate" or end-of-line KKM in time sequence (end of the sequence or era) prior to Walther introducing the KK-100 and Club Sporter (based on the CZ rifles), and the match series KK-200, the ultimate accuracy KKM was produced at an early stage of KKM production, using a very heavy barrel, and relatively standard stock with the f0re-end drilled to receive a counterweight if desired. As a result, while the GX-1 was the end or ultimate design of the KKM rifles and introduced the adjustable stock to the Walther target gun design as a transfer from the military rifle designs of the prior decade, it was not the ultimate in accuracy. The rifle itself was no better or worse than the other KKM, except for the presence of the vibration-cancelling weight system, and the adjustable stock. For those who also have a JR rifle, the front stirrup and anti-vibration counter-weight are potentially useful accessories for transfer to those rifles, as well, as they fit the Walther rail but were not available with the JR itself.
Priced ~$350 less than new-ish GX-1 due to the extremely high quality and cost of the rear sight fittings and sight accessories, increased accuracy of being close to full break in use, and the user-approval terms of sale for accuracy and function. This rifle is more for the ultimate marksman (particularly one who wants access to this countervibration weight system), than the cosmetic collector. However, it is in excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear marks or dings. However, it was not simply stored as a display piece.
Returnable (if in as-sent condition) if accuracy or function are not as desired. Extended testing period allowed if desired or if needed due to local transfer requirements.
Shipping cost depends on buyer location, but is about $75-120 to most CONUS locations. Local pickup also possible. Not quite C&R due to date of manufacture, despite one being in the NRA museum. Lower offers considered (only) if sold in combination with other firearms or firearms sets at higher prices, or offer is from a prior purchaser.
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Walther
Model: GX-1 KKM
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: perfect
Manufacture Date: 1976 (or possibly la
Proof:Nitro: Ulm
Price: $2,970.00
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 103051429
Category - Benchrest and Target Rifles - Rimfire
- Walther Rifles
Walther GX-1 (the ultimate in the KKM Series)
Description: Complete, ultimate competition rifle from the 1980s, as accurate as the current Walther and Anshutz production. Of historical interest for comparison to more recent guns, for experimentation with the countervibration system, or for one who just wants an extremely accurate rifle with full sight set at under $3000. Walther GX-1 rifle including weights, shoulder piece and rear arm, hand stop, stirrup. OEM diopter and front sight but with very high quality non-OEM filter and iris set for the rear diopter sight, and with sun shade for front tunnel. Rear sights from Anschutz, somewhat comparable to the Heuser sight on this rifle but inferior to it, are over $300 at this time. Original type OEM rear pinhole can be provided, if desired. Additional front sight discs and source provided with purchase, for those planning to actually use the rifle. Excellent condition, used, but probably not at the point of complete break in and full accuracy. The weights are to tune the rifle vibration pattern, serving a purpose parallel to barrel mounted tuners, but less sensitive to operating temperatures. These do need to be adjusted for specific ammunition used, and ambient temperature (sometimes). Shown with rear arm reversed, for use in standing or seated position if desired. Butt plate also is mounted inverted for this purpose, in the images. Hand stop has been mounted reversed, to avoid loss of the part. Stirrup also illustrated in alternative position for specific purposes. Not as accurate as the ex-German National Team Walther KK-200 also offered, but at least the equal to the others by Anschutz that I'm offering. The stock on the GX-1 was Walther's first attempt at an adjustable stock. This design dates to the 1960's, developed for the military version of their JR, then used on the commercial verions of the JR. This evolved from, and at a time when FN and a few others had introduced the adjustable stock for their short barrel,.308 sniper rifle, as had others in that era. The rear arm is "indexed" for two positions, not easily seen in the images. The butt plate has a ruler for precise adjustment in different positions. While the stock is adjustable over a fairly wide range of dimensions, the weight of the rifle may require adaptation by the user, particularly if the front end weights are used. These attach via the fore-end rail and therefore can be mounted in reverse to minimize that effect on balance and center of gravity, but not as easily as on the KK200 offered by me on this site. Adjustable metal stocks also are avaiable for this rifle, if desired. The trigger system is standard KKM match design, not the later one used on the KK100 and KK200. Standard KKM bolt mounted safety, rather than cross-bolt as on some KKJ. Similar to a few other rifles that preceded it, like the Anschutz 1413, a pair of scope mounted dovetail blocks specifically for the long sight barrel scopes were preinstalled by Walther on this rifle. While they can be used for rear sights, they were not really intended to be used as alternative blocks for diopter sights, being a little too far from the eye if that is done. No case, no original paperwork. Accuracy likely will improve a little with added use, but currently is not inferior to the wood stock KK200 or the laminated wood 1907/1914 listed on GI by me. It is more accurate than the FWB 2602 offered, but is heavier. Historical note: While the GX-1 was the "ultimate" or end-of-line KKM in time sequence (end of the sequence or era) prior to Walther introducing the KK-100 and Club Sporter (based on the CZ rifles), and the match series KK-200, the ultimate accuracy KKM was produced at an early stage of KKM production, using a very heavy barrel, and relatively standard stock with the f0re-end drilled to receive a counterweight if desired. As a result, while the GX-1 was the end or ultimate design of the KKM rifles and introduced the adjustable stock to the Walther target gun design as a transfer from the military rifle designs of the prior decade, it was not the ultimate in accuracy. The rifle itself was no better or worse than the other KKM, except for the presence of the vibration-cancelling weight system, and the adjustable stock. For those who also have a JR rifle, the front stirrup and anti-vibration counter-weight are potentially useful accessories for transfer to those rifles, as well, as they fit the Walther rail but were not available with the JR itself. Priced ~$350 less than new-ish GX-1 due to the extremely high quality and cost of the rear sight fittings and sight accessories, increased accuracy of being close to full break in use, and the user-approval terms of sale for accuracy and function. This rifle is more for the ultimate marksman (particularly one who wants access to this countervibration weight system), than the cosmetic collector. However, it is in excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear marks or dings. However, it was not simply stored as a display piece. Returnable (if in as-sent condition) if accuracy or function are not as desired. Extended testing period allowed if desired or if needed due to local transfer requirements. Shipping cost depends on buyer location, but is about $75-120 to most CONUS locations. Local pickup also possible. Not quite C&R due to date of manufacture, despite one being in the NRA museum. Lower offers considered (only) if sold in combination with other firearms or firearms sets at higher prices, or offer is from a prior purchaser. Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Manufacturer: Walther Model: GX-1 KKM Condition: Excellent Metal Condition: Excellent Wood Condition: Excellent Bore Condition: perfect Manufacture Date: 1976 (or possibly la Proof:Nitro: Ulm Price: $2,970.00 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103051429
Category - Benchrest and Target Rifles - Rimfire
- Walther Rifles
Walther GX-1 (the ultimate in the KKM Series)
Description:
Complete, ultimate competition rifle from the 1980s, as accurate as the current Walther and Anshutz production. Of historical interest for comparison to more recent guns, for experimentation with the countervibration system, or for one who just wants an extremely accurate rifle with full sight set at under $3000.
Walther GX-1 rifle including weights, shoulder piece and rear arm, hand stop, stirrup. OEM diopter and front sight but with very high quality non-OEM filter and iris set for the rear diopter sight, and with sun shade for front tunnel. Rear sights from Anschutz, somewhat comparable to the Heuser sight on this rifle but inferior to it, are over $300 at this time. Original type OEM rear pinhole can be provided, if desired. Additional front sight discs and source provided with purchase, for those planning to actually use the rifle.
Excellent condition, used, but probably not at the point of complete break in and full accuracy.
The weights are to tune the rifle vibration pattern, serving a purpose parallel to barrel mounted tuners, but less sensitive to operating temperatures. These do need to be adjusted for specific ammunition used, and ambient temperature (sometimes).
Shown with rear arm reversed, for use in standing or seated position if desired. Butt plate also is mounted inverted for this purpose, in the images. Hand stop has been mounted reversed, to avoid loss of the part. Stirrup also illustrated in alternative position for specific purposes.
Not as accurate as the ex-German National Team Walther KK-200 also offered, but at least the equal to the others by Anschutz that I'm offering.
The stock on the GX-1 was Walther's first attempt at an adjustable stock. This design dates to the 1960's, developed for the military version of their JR, then used on the commercial verions of the JR. This evolved from, and at a time when FN and a few others had introduced the adjustable stock for their short barrel,.308 sniper rifle, as had others in that era.
The rear arm is "indexed" for two positions, not easily seen in the images. The butt plate has a ruler for precise adjustment in different positions.
While the stock is adjustable over a fairly wide range of dimensions, the weight of the rifle may require adaptation by the user, particularly if the front end weights are used. These attach via the fore-end rail and therefore can be mounted in reverse to minimize that effect on balance and center of gravity, but not as easily as on the KK200 offered by me on this site. Adjustable metal stocks also are avaiable for this rifle, if desired.
The trigger system is standard KKM match design, not the later one used on the KK100 and KK200. Standard KKM bolt mounted safety, rather than cross-bolt as on some KKJ.
Similar to a few other rifles that preceded it, like the Anschutz 1413, a pair of scope mounted dovetail blocks specifically for the long sight barrel scopes were preinstalled by Walther on this rifle. While they can be used for rear sights, they were not really intended to be used as alternative blocks for diopter sights, being a little too far from the eye if that is done.
No case, no original paperwork.
Accuracy likely will improve a little with added use, but currently is not inferior to the wood stock KK200 or the laminated wood 1907/1914 listed on GI by me. It is more accurate than the FWB 2602 offered, but is heavier.
Historical note: While the GX-1 was the "ultimate" or end-of-line KKM in time sequence (end of the sequence or era) prior to Walther introducing the KK-100 and Club Sporter (based on the CZ rifles), and the match series KK-200, the ultimate accuracy KKM was produced at an early stage of KKM production, using a very heavy barrel, and relatively standard stock with the f0re-end drilled to receive a counterweight if desired. As a result, while the GX-1 was the end or ultimate design of the KKM rifles and introduced the adjustable stock to the Walther target gun design as a transfer from the military rifle designs of the prior decade, it was not the ultimate in accuracy. The rifle itself was no better or worse than the other KKM, except for the presence of the vibration-cancelling weight system, and the adjustable stock. For those who also have a JR rifle, the front stirrup and anti-vibration counter-weight are potentially useful accessories for transfer to those rifles, as well, as they fit the Walther rail but were not available with the JR itself.
Priced ~$350 less than new-ish GX-1 due to the extremely high quality and cost of the rear sight fittings and sight accessories, increased accuracy of being close to full break in use, and the user-approval terms of sale for accuracy and function. This rifle is more for the ultimate marksman (particularly one who wants access to this countervibration weight system), than the cosmetic collector. However, it is in excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear marks or dings. However, it was not simply stored as a display piece.
Returnable (if in as-sent condition) if accuracy or function are not as desired. Extended testing period allowed if desired or if needed due to local transfer requirements.
Shipping cost depends on buyer location, but is about $75-120 to most CONUS locations. Local pickup also possible. Not quite C&R due to date of manufacture, despite one being in the NRA museum. Lower offers considered (only) if sold in combination with other firearms or firearms sets at higher prices, or offer is from a prior purchaser.
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Walther
Model: GX-1 KKM
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: perfect
Manufacture Date: 1976 (or possibly la
Proof:Nitro: Ulm
Price: $2,970.00
Description:
Complete, ultimate competition rifle from the 1980s, as accurate as the current Walther and Anshutz production. Of historical interest for comparison to more recent guns, for experimentation with the countervibration system, or for one who just wants an extremely accurate rifle with full sight set at under $3000.
Walther GX-1 rifle including weights, shoulder piece and rear arm, hand stop, stirrup. OEM diopter and front sight but with very high quality non-OEM filter and iris set for the rear diopter sight, and with sun shade for front tunnel. Rear sights from Anschutz, somewhat comparable to the Heuser sight on this rifle but inferior to it, are over $300 at this time. Original type OEM rear pinhole can be provided, if desired. Additional front sight discs and source provided with purchase, for those planning to actually use the rifle.
Excellent condition, used, but probably not at the point of complete break in and full accuracy.
The weights are to tune the rifle vibration pattern, serving a purpose parallel to barrel mounted tuners, but less sensitive to operating temperatures. These do need to be adjusted for specific ammunition used, and ambient temperature (sometimes).
Shown with rear arm reversed, for use in standing or seated position if desired. Butt plate also is mounted inverted for this purpose, in the images. Hand stop has been mounted reversed, to avoid loss of the part. Stirrup also illustrated in alternative position for specific purposes.
Not as accurate as the ex-German National Team Walther KK-200 also offered, but at least the equal to the others by Anschutz that I'm offering.
The stock on the GX-1 was Walther's first attempt at an adjustable stock. This design dates to the 1960's, developed for the military version of their JR, then used on the commercial verions of the JR. This evolved from, and at a time when FN and a few others had introduced the adjustable stock for their short barrel,.308 sniper rifle, as had others in that era.
The rear arm is "indexed" for two positions, not easily seen in the images. The butt plate has a ruler for precise adjustment in different positions.
While the stock is adjustable over a fairly wide range of dimensions, the weight of the rifle may require adaptation by the user, particularly if the front end weights are used. These attach via the fore-end rail and therefore can be mounted in reverse to minimize that effect on balance and center of gravity, but not as easily as on the KK200 offered by me on this site. Adjustable metal stocks also are avaiable for this rifle, if desired.
The trigger system is standard KKM match design, not the later one used on the KK100 and KK200. Standard KKM bolt mounted safety, rather than cross-bolt as on some KKJ.
Similar to a few other rifles that preceded it, like the Anschutz 1413, a pair of scope mounted dovetail blocks specifically for the long sight barrel scopes were preinstalled by Walther on this rifle. While they can be used for rear sights, they were not really intended to be used as alternative blocks for diopter sights, being a little too far from the eye if that is done.
No case, no original paperwork.
Accuracy likely will improve a little with added use, but currently is not inferior to the wood stock KK200 or the laminated wood 1907/1914 listed on GI by me. It is more accurate than the FWB 2602 offered, but is heavier.
Historical note: While the GX-1 was the "ultimate" or end-of-line KKM in time sequence (end of the sequence or era) prior to Walther introducing the KK-100 and Club Sporter (based on the CZ rifles), and the match series KK-200, the ultimate accuracy KKM was produced at an early stage of KKM production, using a very heavy barrel, and relatively standard stock with the f0re-end drilled to receive a counterweight if desired. As a result, while the GX-1 was the end or ultimate design of the KKM rifles and introduced the adjustable stock to the Walther target gun design as a transfer from the military rifle designs of the prior decade, it was not the ultimate in accuracy. The rifle itself was no better or worse than the other KKM, except for the presence of the vibration-cancelling weight system, and the adjustable stock. For those who also have a JR rifle, the front stirrup and anti-vibration counter-weight are potentially useful accessories for transfer to those rifles, as well, as they fit the Walther rail but were not available with the JR itself.
Priced ~$350 less than new-ish GX-1 due to the extremely high quality and cost of the rear sight fittings and sight accessories, increased accuracy of being close to full break in use, and the user-approval terms of sale for accuracy and function. This rifle is more for the ultimate marksman (particularly one who wants access to this countervibration weight system), than the cosmetic collector. However, it is in excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear marks or dings. However, it was not simply stored as a display piece.
Returnable (if in as-sent condition) if accuracy or function are not as desired. Extended testing period allowed if desired or if needed due to local transfer requirements.
Shipping cost depends on buyer location, but is about $75-120 to most CONUS locations. Local pickup also possible. Not quite C&R due to date of manufacture, despite one being in the NRA museum. Lower offers considered (only) if sold in combination with other firearms or firearms sets at higher prices, or offer is from a prior purchaser.
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Walther
Model: GX-1 KKM
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: perfect
Manufacture Date: 1976 (or possibly la
Proof:Nitro: Ulm
Price: $2,970.00
Guns International #: 103051429
Guns International #: 103051429
Category - Benchrest and Target Rifles - Rimfire
- Walther Rifles
Walther GX-1 (the ultimate in the KKM Series)
Description:
Complete, ultimate competition rifle from the 1980s, as accurate as the current Walther and Anshutz production. Of historical interest for comparison to more recent guns, for experimentation with the countervibration system, or for one who just wants an extremely accurate rifle with full sight set at under $3000.
Walther GX-1 rifle including weights, shoulder piece and rear arm, hand stop, stirrup. OEM diopter and front sight but with very high quality non-OEM filter and iris set for the rear diopter sight, and with sun shade for front tunnel. Rear sights from Anschutz, somewhat comparable to the Heuser sight on this rifle but inferior to it, are over $300 at this time. Original type OEM rear pinhole can be provided, if desired. Additional front sight discs and source provided with purchase, for those planning to actually use the rifle.
Excellent condition, used, but probably not at the point of complete break in and full accuracy.
The weights are to tune the rifle vibration pattern, serving a purpose parallel to barrel mounted tuners, but less sensitive to operating temperatures. These do need to be adjusted for specific ammunition used, and ambient temperature (sometimes).
Shown with rear arm reversed, for use in standing or seated position if desired. Butt plate also is mounted inverted for this purpose, in the images. Hand stop has been mounted reversed, to avoid loss of the part. Stirrup also illustrated in alternative position for specific purposes.
Not as accurate as the ex-German National Team Walther KK-200 also offered, but at least the equal to the others by Anschutz that I'm offering.
The stock on the GX-1 was Walther's first attempt at an adjustable stock. This design dates to the 1960's, developed for the military version of their JR, then used on the commercial verions of the JR. This evolved from, and at a time when FN and a few others had introduced the adjustable stock for their short barrel,.308 sniper rifle, as had others in that era.
The rear arm is "indexed" for two positions, not easily seen in the images. The butt plate has a ruler for precise adjustment in different positions.
While the stock is adjustable over a fairly wide range of dimensions, the weight of the rifle may require adaptation by the user, particularly if the front end weights are used. These attach via the fore-end rail and therefore can be mounted in reverse to minimize that effect on balance and center of gravity, but not as easily as on the KK200 offered by me on this site. Adjustable metal stocks also are avaiable for this rifle, if desired.
The trigger system is standard KKM match design, not the later one used on the KK100 and KK200. Standard KKM bolt mounted safety, rather than cross-bolt as on some KKJ.
Similar to a few other rifles that preceded it, like the Anschutz 1413, a pair of scope mounted dovetail blocks specifically for the long sight barrel scopes were preinstalled by Walther on this rifle. While they can be used for rear sights, they were not really intended to be used as alternative blocks for diopter sights, being a little too far from the eye if that is done.
No case, no original paperwork.
Accuracy likely will improve a little with added use, but currently is not inferior to the wood stock KK200 or the laminated wood 1907/1914 listed on GI by me. It is more accurate than the FWB 2602 offered, but is heavier.
Historical note: While the GX-1 was the "ultimate" or end-of-line KKM in time sequence (end of the sequence or era) prior to Walther introducing the KK-100 and Club Sporter (based on the CZ rifles), and the match series KK-200, the ultimate accuracy KKM was produced at an early stage of KKM production, using a very heavy barrel, and relatively standard stock with the f0re-end drilled to receive a counterweight if desired. As a result, while the GX-1 was the end or ultimate design of the KKM rifles and introduced the adjustable stock to the Walther target gun design as a transfer from the military rifle designs of the prior decade, it was not the ultimate in accuracy. The rifle itself was no better or worse than the other KKM, except for the presence of the vibration-cancelling weight system, and the adjustable stock. For those who also have a JR rifle, the front stirrup and anti-vibration counter-weight are potentially useful accessories for transfer to those rifles, as well, as they fit the Walther rail but were not available with the JR itself.
Priced ~$350 less than new-ish GX-1 due to the extremely high quality and cost of the rear sight fittings and sight accessories, increased accuracy of being close to full break in use, and the user-approval terms of sale for accuracy and function. This rifle is more for the ultimate marksman (particularly one who wants access to this countervibration weight system), than the cosmetic collector. However, it is in excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear marks or dings. However, it was not simply stored as a display piece.
Returnable (if in as-sent condition) if accuracy or function are not as desired. Extended testing period allowed if desired or if needed due to local transfer requirements.
Shipping cost depends on buyer location, but is about $75-120 to most CONUS locations. Local pickup also possible. Not quite C&R due to date of manufacture, despite one being in the NRA museum. Lower offers considered (only) if sold in combination with other firearms or firearms sets at higher prices, or offer is from a prior purchaser.
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Walther
Model: GX-1 KKM
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: perfect
Manufacture Date: 1976 (or possibly la
Proof:Nitro: Ulm
Price: $2,970.00
Description:
Complete, ultimate competition rifle from the 1980s, as accurate as the current Walther and Anshutz production. Of historical interest for comparison to more recent guns, for experimentation with the countervibration system, or for one who just wants an extremely accurate rifle with full sight set at under $3000.
Walther GX-1 rifle including weights, shoulder piece and rear arm, hand stop, stirrup. OEM diopter and front sight but with very high quality non-OEM filter and iris set for the rear diopter sight, and with sun shade for front tunnel. Rear sights from Anschutz, somewhat comparable to the Heuser sight on this rifle but inferior to it, are over $300 at this time. Original type OEM rear pinhole can be provided, if desired. Additional front sight discs and source provided with purchase, for those planning to actually use the rifle.
Excellent condition, used, but probably not at the point of complete break in and full accuracy.
The weights are to tune the rifle vibration pattern, serving a purpose parallel to barrel mounted tuners, but less sensitive to operating temperatures. These do need to be adjusted for specific ammunition used, and ambient temperature (sometimes).
Shown with rear arm reversed, for use in standing or seated position if desired. Butt plate also is mounted inverted for this purpose, in the images. Hand stop has been mounted reversed, to avoid loss of the part. Stirrup also illustrated in alternative position for specific purposes.
Not as accurate as the ex-German National Team Walther KK-200 also offered, but at least the equal to the others by Anschutz that I'm offering.
The stock on the GX-1 was Walther's first attempt at an adjustable stock. This design dates to the 1960's, developed for the military version of their JR, then used on the commercial verions of the JR. This evolved from, and at a time when FN and a few others had introduced the adjustable stock for their short barrel,.308 sniper rifle, as had others in that era.
The rear arm is "indexed" for two positions, not easily seen in the images. The butt plate has a ruler for precise adjustment in different positions.
While the stock is adjustable over a fairly wide range of dimensions, the weight of the rifle may require adaptation by the user, particularly if the front end weights are used. These attach via the fore-end rail and therefore can be mounted in reverse to minimize that effect on balance and center of gravity, but not as easily as on the KK200 offered by me on this site. Adjustable metal stocks also are avaiable for this rifle, if desired.
The trigger system is standard KKM match design, not the later one used on the KK100 and KK200. Standard KKM bolt mounted safety, rather than cross-bolt as on some KKJ.
Similar to a few other rifles that preceded it, like the Anschutz 1413, a pair of scope mounted dovetail blocks specifically for the long sight barrel scopes were preinstalled by Walther on this rifle. While they can be used for rear sights, they were not really intended to be used as alternative blocks for diopter sights, being a little too far from the eye if that is done.
No case, no original paperwork.
Accuracy likely will improve a little with added use, but currently is not inferior to the wood stock KK200 or the laminated wood 1907/1914 listed on GI by me. It is more accurate than the FWB 2602 offered, but is heavier.
Historical note: While the GX-1 was the "ultimate" or end-of-line KKM in time sequence (end of the sequence or era) prior to Walther introducing the KK-100 and Club Sporter (based on the CZ rifles), and the match series KK-200, the ultimate accuracy KKM was produced at an early stage of KKM production, using a very heavy barrel, and relatively standard stock with the f0re-end drilled to receive a counterweight if desired. As a result, while the GX-1 was the end or ultimate design of the KKM rifles and introduced the adjustable stock to the Walther target gun design as a transfer from the military rifle designs of the prior decade, it was not the ultimate in accuracy. The rifle itself was no better or worse than the other KKM, except for the presence of the vibration-cancelling weight system, and the adjustable stock. For those who also have a JR rifle, the front stirrup and anti-vibration counter-weight are potentially useful accessories for transfer to those rifles, as well, as they fit the Walther rail but were not available with the JR itself.
Priced ~$350 less than new-ish GX-1 due to the extremely high quality and cost of the rear sight fittings and sight accessories, increased accuracy of being close to full break in use, and the user-approval terms of sale for accuracy and function. This rifle is more for the ultimate marksman (particularly one who wants access to this countervibration weight system), than the cosmetic collector. However, it is in excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear marks or dings. However, it was not simply stored as a display piece.
Returnable (if in as-sent condition) if accuracy or function are not as desired. Extended testing period allowed if desired or if needed due to local transfer requirements.
Shipping cost depends on buyer location, but is about $75-120 to most CONUS locations. Local pickup also possible. Not quite C&R due to date of manufacture, despite one being in the NRA museum. Lower offers considered (only) if sold in combination with other firearms or firearms sets at higher prices, or offer is from a prior purchaser.
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Walther
Model: GX-1 KKM
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: perfect
Manufacture Date: 1976 (or possibly la
Proof:Nitro: Ulm
Price: $2,970.00
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