ColtPythonElite
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I think this Rem 37 and Unertl are pretty cool.
Let's see the .22 rifles that make you smile
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Rembrandt
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This makes me smile....grand kids enjoying .22's. Some day they will be gifted many they are now using and will remember the good times.
One of my favorites is the integral suppressed barrel 10/22 with Houge over molded stock. (pictured below)
One of my favorites is the integral suppressed barrel 10/22 with Houge over molded stock. (pictured below)
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DM~
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I love 22's, so I have quite a few that I really enjoy, but none more than this one!
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GunnyUSMC
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Here’s one that is sure to bring a smile to someone’s face.
Tentwing
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I can’t believe that no one has posted a picture of a lever action 22 ???
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You are absolutely right.
This makes me smile so it's on my list.
A Browning BL 22, Grade 2.
Fine checkered walnut, steel receiver, and a bit of engraving.
Reliable and accurate.
The best.
johnmcl
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A Marlin 39A, hands down.
I think Gunny has me beat with his fine rifles. We have two of those Toz rifles at our club and they are great beginner's bolt action .22s.
I'll bring up a definite plus side to owning a .22, which is how nice they are when suppressed. Here's one of mine, a Thompson R55 Benchmark which has seen a lot of suppressors:
I'll bring up a definite plus side to owning a .22, which is how nice they are when suppressed. Here's one of mine, a Thompson R55 Benchmark which has seen a lot of suppressors:
az_imuth
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Someone asked for rimfire lever guns? There should be at least one example each of Winchester, Marlin, Browning, Henry and even an Ithaca in there. I do love those little leverguns!
milemaker13
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I remember when you first posted this rifle. Its very neat and I think it would have a very special place in your heart, all things considered.
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Not a recent photo, but it's got a lever .22 in it somewhere.
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Only one I have...
With CCI MiniMags or Wolf Match Target it sure is a tack driver!
With CCI MiniMags or Wolf Match Target it sure is a tack driver!
Two of my three, and my favorites. I forgot about the third (a Henry AR-7) when I took the pic.
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I'm rather fond of this Belgium Browning too,
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OK, now that I've cleaned up my keyboard after drooling on it, here are some of mine.
Really old picture of my CZ-452 family. I no longer own the Lux on the left and the 452FS is wearing a Leupold fixed 4x scope instead of the 2-7x pictured:
And my maple-stock Browning T-Bolt at weigh-in with the fixed 4x on it. (It now wears the 2-7x that was on the 452FS, might have added a couple of ounces to the final all-up weight. )
I sold off my 10/22 as well, as it didn't really do much for me. Since the Banic I haven't had much want to blast .22LR ammo like in the Old Days, and my 10/22 carbine displayed the typical indifferent accuracy they're notorious for.
Some day, some day I want an Anschutz 54 sporter. THAT will probably be a rifle I get buried with! Unless of course a Winchester 52 sporter falls into my lap at a price I can stomach.
Really old picture of my CZ-452 family. I no longer own the Lux on the left and the 452FS is wearing a Leupold fixed 4x scope instead of the 2-7x pictured:
And my maple-stock Browning T-Bolt at weigh-in with the fixed 4x on it. (It now wears the 2-7x that was on the 452FS, might have added a couple of ounces to the final all-up weight.
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I sold off my 10/22 as well, as it didn't really do much for me. Since the Banic I haven't had much want to blast .22LR ammo like in the Old Days, and my 10/22 carbine displayed the typical indifferent accuracy they're notorious for.
Some day, some day I want an Anschutz 54 sporter. THAT will probably be a rifle I get buried with! Unless of course a Winchester 52 sporter falls into my lap at a price I can stomach.
milemaker13
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DM- what are we looking at here? It is beautiful. Lovely stock, nice engraving... but the only action parts I see is the mag tube in the butt. Does this cycle and eject thru the bottom?
Edit- and now I see an inlet in the side of the butt. Whats that? Stock screw? Shape of the stock makes the mag tube unusual too maybe?
Again, simply beautiful!
22250Rem
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..... O.K.... I'll add this smile maker picture to the others already posted.... A Henry H001 .22 lever gun, (base model). Got it on sale over a year ago because 20 something years ago I got real fond of 22 levers shooting my buddies Winchester Model 9422, but they are quite pricey if you can even find one for sale. So I jumped on this one and it's real nice and I like it a lot even if it's not a 9422. It currently wears a Tasco red dot sight sitting on a picatinny rail and it may go back to iron sights until I can decide which system is more fun. Here it is before the rail & red dot...
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DM~
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It's a tube feed, semi auto. You load the tube through the stock, and it ejects out the bottom...
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GunnyUSMC
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Winchester 9422 XTR. It was my first rifle. My Dad bought it for me in 1975.
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I have a pile of 22 rifles, however I cherish my Browning SA 22 the most! I liked it so much I bought another SA-22. I have them scope mounted with the Leopold scope mount that attaches to the barrel not the receiver both are very accurate.
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