Thread: Rimfire Rifles
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Old 05-28-2016, 05:27 PM
Baggy Wrinkle Baggy Wrinkle is offline
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I was lucky enough to find a 1950 Marlin 39A rifle with 24-inch barrel at a LGS about 10 years ago. The $325 I spent then was more than worth it. It is very accurate with the factory open sights and will shoot any and all .22 rim fire ammo. Everyone who shoots it loves it. I also regularly shoot a 1953 vintage 39A carbine with a 20-inch barrel and it is also a great gun. Both are very high quality firearms. Real heirlooms. My other .22 rifle recommendation is a CZ bolt action. Real wood stock with real blued steel action and barrel. Solid feel and accurate. Again, it will shoot any .22 ammo. Slightly more expensive than most, but will last forever.

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