How many .22 rifles do you have?

[Bubacus]

Here are a few of my favorites. Mars import American 180, Jager AP-74, Feather AT-22 and the GSG-5

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[CaptainJ]

That Feather has got me to wanting one
Are they sill being made?

[MK ULTRA]

Only six but I just bought another. A pristeen Marlin 60.

Its a model 6081 the Alamo Commerative model. Out the door
For $108. And I got to shoot it first.

I have 2 10-22s, a CZ American, Winchester 52, marlin 60 and
a 514 Remington single shot.

[littlehoot]

not nearly enough, not nearly...

[littlehoot]

oh, btw, here is the information for feather industries:

http://guns-rifles-firearms.com/index.html

[gunner30]

One fewer as of tonight, trading in the GSG 5 carbine on a Mas49/56.

As for the ones I do have

S&W M&P 15-22

Ruger 10-22

Old Winchester single shot (good for training new shooters)

That's it for now

[olgier]

For .22 rifles..... only have 4 at this point.

10/22 and 3 S&W's.

[catmguy445]

I got another .22 yesterday, a Marlin Model 56 Levermatic. I wanted one of those since I was a kid. Here's the link.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=237401912

[Railbuggy]

Four-1 ruger 10/22,2 browning,and 1 marlin.

[hayes1966]

CZ 452
CZ 453
Ruger 10/22 (5, various configurations)

[A square 10]

added a kimber 82Gov , to the list this week , still trying to decide why

[zombie hunter]

10/22 and wz-48

[Super B]

A grand total of one, a Marlin bolt action tube mag that is scary accurate. I figured I'd be pushing my luck by buying another one.

[falrecoiljunkie]

a Ruger 10/22 with a folding stock and tons of mags
a marlin 39a with a tasco 3x9x40
a Winchester model 67 single shot( ironically the first gun I always grab)
a 1903 Winchester youth model with no safety
and 2 marlin model 60s

[A square 10]

"....Geezus! Tom Mix??? I doubt there's many here that would know who that was!........."

i do , i will say there may be many more of us as well

[Seaweed]

I had to check my Tom Mix Special, got it from my FIL after his passing.

[A square 10]

great find - i could only wish as this is out of the areas i generally seek , congrats

[OnTop]

Here are my .22lr rifles collection:

Ruger 10/22 x 2
CZ452 Special (traded for an 16" American CZ452)
Marlin 60
CM2
S&W M&P 15-22
Savage Cub
Winchester 67a

Will be adding more to the collection.

OT

[ER]

up to 54 now....all Remingtons and all different

[Ironhandjohn]

Just the 2...


A Marlin model 60 I found at a yard sale for $20 5 or 6 years ago and a Mossberg 340KC that I got for free when I helped a friend move. I even got some ammo for free after someone left a full 550rd carton of Federal .22 at the range once.

[Insider]

Just my little Siggy

[tfillen]

Rem Nylon 66 circa 1979
Rem Fieldmaster 572 circa 1980
Marlin 39M 1955, my birth year
Marlin 39A
Ruger 10-22
Ruger Mk II pistol that my father-in-law is playing with in the wilds of MO

Gee, that's not so many. I have that many ARs.

[tog]

Just one for me. A stevens 22 auto.

[catmguy445]

OK, I just added another one. It's not a .22, but it IS a rimfire. After months of checking GB, I finally found a Remington 591 chambered in 5mm Rimfire Magnum that had a decent starting price and appeared to be in good shape. The stock needs to be refinished, but that's not really a big deal. The blueing is pretty much perfect, all the parts are there, and I got 500 rounds of 5mm RFM ammo from Cheaper Than Dirt. The bore looks great, no pitting, no frost, and no other corrosion. It also came with a vintage Weaver V22-A 3-6X variable scope that I probably won't use, but the scope is in about 99% condition. It has one tiny (about 1/8" long) scratch near the front of the scope tube, but is mint otherwise. Some Weaver collector may be interested in that, but I don't particularly have any use for it.

Once I put a modern scope on it, I'm real anxious to see how well it shoots. The 5mm is supposed to be good out to at least 150 yards, and more like 200 if the wind isn't blowing too hard.

So I'll update my list and add this one to it. Anyone else here have a 5mm Rimfire Magnum?

[Spieler]

With the recent addition of my SIG522, I am now up to a grand total of 5 weapons in .22LR.

Three rifles: Ruger 10/22, Marlin 20, SIG522 and two handguns; Beretta M21A and Cimarron Plinkerton

[Spieler]

Originally Posted by Insider

Just my little Siggy

Did your rifle come with the green furniture or did you paint it?

[partisan50]

Ruger 10-22

Glenfield 25

JC Higgins/ Sears Roebuck

Stevens 73

Anschutz Match 54

Marlin 25 MN 22 mag

Ruger MKII

[canman]

updated my list....got some really nice .22 handguns lately and a pretty nice remi 34p

hoping to get about a dozen remington (510s, 511s) here soon if my department will finally get rid of them

[Jarhead504]

Sears Single Shot - circa 1967
Mossberg Model US 44
Remington Nylon 66
Ruger 10/22
Browning BL22

[Dave Hume]

I don't own guns anymore.

They were all lost in a tragic boating accident.

[D P Six]

Originally Posted by Dave Hume

I don't own guns anymore.

They were all lost in a tragic boating accident.

And I will swear I saw the boat sink.

[JohnTex 1953]

Where does this bolt action, tube magazine rate among 22 rifles? It shoots shorts, longs and LR's. Received it as a Christmas present from my parents, when I was 13, I'm now 59?
JT

[Insider]

Originally Posted by Spieler

Did your rifle come with the green furniture or did you paint it?

My furniture came that way. The dealer said it was a limited edition. I just liked it because it wasn't black.

[canman]

I need a Remington model 41 bolt....anyone know where I can find one?

[GreatKing]

never was a big fan of .22 rifles. but recently picked up a 10/22 along with a Troy T-22 Tactical chassis. Should have it all back together after some machining work here shortly.

Im pretty happy that I did pick it up and cant wait to go shooting with it.

[catmguy445]

Well, I did it again. About the middle of December, I went by my favorite gun shop to say hello and wish everybody a Merry Christmas, and while I was chatting with the staff, I overheard one of the sales guys telling a customer that a Ruger 10/22 he was looking at was a bicentennial model made in 1976. I figured that the guy was going to buy it, so I didn't pay too much more attention. But he didn't. He put the 10/22 back and looked at another couple of .22's, and didn't buy anything, then walked out of the store.

OK, now I have to go look at it. After checking it over, the gun turned out to be in great shape, NRA Very good to Excellent condition. The stock had a couple of very minor dings, and that was it. No bluing wear, good bore, and even the correct magazine for a 1976 model. Darn. I was hoping the condition wouldn't be quite that good. I hemmed and hawed and debated with myself for a while, and finally decided that the odds on finding another bicentennial model in that good a shape were slim to none, so I finally put a hundred bucks on it to hold it until after Christmas.

They did, and I went over and picked it up yesterday and brought it home. That gives me a matched set of Ruger bicentennials, the 10/22 and a Mini-14 180 series. And before long, I should have a .22 conversion kit for my metric FAL. Does that count as a .22 rifle too?

[geno929]

Wow, it's all I can say. You guys have either been around for a long long time or you have a bad case of "I got to have it-itis".
So, my meager collection is as such!

My first weapon, a single shot 22, probably a Western Auto or Sears. My Dad bought it for me when I was 11 years old. It was old even then. Still accurate after all these years. Hair trigger, so be careful.

A Ruger 10/22 with laminated Mannlicher stock and a nice 3 X 9 scope.
A ruger 10/22. Plain Jane.
A Henry Lever action 22.
And a beautiful Marlin 25MN in .22 mag. This rifle was in really bad shape when I got it 20 years ago. I refinished the stock, cleaned up the action and trigger and put a high quality scope on it. Now its a tack driver that I just love to look at and beam with pride.

As far as pistols go. Just a few.
High Standard Double Nine. Nickle finish. Looks cool, but not in great shape.
Ruger Single Six, made in the year of my birth, so its old! Like me.

That's it. I have a lot of catching up to do. Good luck!

[cwo4uscgret]

to go with my Armi Galil .22 I bought a ATI/GSG STG-44 .22!

[Timber Wolf]

I am not sure how many I have bought since I last posted in this thread, probably 7-8, maybe 10. I bought another H&R Model 12 and scoped it since I have another one with International rear peep and Olympic aperture front sights. I bought several H&R .22s in the “X”65 model number range. I think a couple each Model 265 “Targeteer” & 365 “Reg’lar” and a 565 “Pal”.

Also a couple of the unique H&R auto-ejecting single shots, Models 755 & 760. They made these by leaving out the return spring & magazine on an auto loader. You stick a round in, push the bolt closed, fire, and the bolt slams back open against a rubber bumper ejecting the spent shell and staying open for manual reloading. I have heard stories that they made these in response to some states game regulations that only allowed single shots for certain activities. I think it more likely somebody at the plant just figured it was a cheap way to make single shot guns out of easily made cylindrical components.

I just last week won a Marlin 2000 target rifle on GB. I have wanted one for some time ever since seeing a Grand-dad with one at the local Youth Shoots; his granddaughter was shooting it. It has pretty nice sights and an adjustable butt pad stock so I think I will like shooting it and when my daughter gets a little bigger I will have a gun she can step right up to. I hope someday I will stumble across the Biathlon kit to convert it from a single shot to clip fed but I am not holding my breath. I think many of the individual components, mag, mag catch, etc. are the same as other Marlin rifles and therefore still available. I will research it and start to lay them in if true. Yes, I have way too many .22 rifles but with the way things are going single shot .22s may be all I can afford to shoot!

[KBAR04]

I've added one more... another Kimber 82 , this one a Cascade model, NIB...The things people are dumping to buy black rifles..

[riffraff2]

None

22 rifles just don't interest me. Just like why I don't own an AK or an AR.

[KBAR04]

So why did you bother to look at this forum or post in this thread??

[wash]

3 .22 rifles, 3 .22 pistols. Don't shoot them much anymore, but great for introducing new shooters and/or inexpensive practice.

[riffraff2]

Originally Posted by KBAR04

So why did you bother to look at this forum or post in this thread??

A question was implied in the topic. This is the internet. It is entertainment. I would rather browse through threads than flip channels on the boob tube. So, I answered the *question*. Don't like my answer, it don't really matter does it.

[Timber Wolf]

Originally Posted by riffraff2

A question was implied in the topic. This is the internet. It is entertainment. I would rather browse through threads than flip channels on the boob tube. So, I answered the *question*. Don't like my answer, it don't really matter does it.

You did answer the question that is true. I don't understand not owning a .22 but hey whatever blows your skirt up, live and let live. Now if you don't own a FAL/L1A1 we will have to worry about you.

[TA2DMAC]

None as of yet, but I do have a 1938 Daisy Red Ryder.

[0750turbo]

I own a stainless Ruger 10/22, a Heckler and Koch 270 (.22lr) and a Heckler and Koch 300 (.22 magnum).

[Lon Moer]

I love .22's.
- my first gun was a Remington 550-1, the 'family hand me down' my grandmother gave me when I was 9.
- my first gun I paid for with my money, my dad had to buy it, was a Squires-Bingham(Armscor) M-16
- my first gun I bought by myself was a 10/22
Still have all of them and many more.

This is my original 10/22 and my GSG-5


My KR 10/22-22


My newest one(although not a rifle ) is an ISSC M22, kind of a "Glock" clone

[alphadog58]

Don't know how many, less than 20 I'm sure. Several have been gifts."Hey my (insert relative here) just passed, we found this old .22 in the closet, want it?"
Favorites hands down, are Dad's Mossberg 151M, my Browning T-bolt, and my Buckmark.
Larry