Product Description
The Walther Sportmodell V is a classic pre-war German rimfire rifle from Carl Walther's Zella-Mehlis production era. Introduced around the mid-1930s, the Sportmodell V was built as a precision-oriented sporting and training rifle, combining traditional German craftsmanship with a simple and rugged single-shot bolt-action design. Period references place the model around 1936 production.
Chambered in .22 LR, the rifle is loaded one round at a time, making it a great example of the deliberate target rifles of the period. The Sportmodell V is also notable for its traditional walnut sporting stock, blued steel construction, and vintage Walther markings-features that make surviving examples particularly interesting to collectors of early German rimfires.