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Winchester 9422 Legacy acquisition
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Very, very nice and great photos too! My retirement finances have forced me to settle for a (still pretty nice) Browning BLR-22... I guess we won't ever again see a steel-receiver US-made levergun. The Henry's are nice but the .22's are just too chintzy for me.
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You found a nice one. Great looking Winchester, congratulations!
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Nice score!
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You'll be even more pleased with your purchase when you see how it shoots. Never seen a 22 rf or22 mag 9422 that would not shoot extraordinarily well.
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04-25-2017, 09:24 PM
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I'm more of a 39a fan myself but I have to say I would make room in the safe for that anyday. That is a beauty.
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Love the oiled wood. The glossy stuff on rifle stocks turns me off anymore.
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Interesting, I've never seen one with the curved lever. They are sweet shooters.
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Interesting, I've never seen one with the curved lever. They are sweet shooters.
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I believe that's the difference between the standard and XTR models and the "Legacy" model I picked up.
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Very Nice! I never owned the Marlin lever action .22, but did own a 9422 Trapper in .22 Magnum, that happened to have some very nice wood. I was always impressed by the Very Smooth action of these little guns. Function was flawless. Never a failure to feed, fire, extract and eject. Just quality little guns.
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Interesting, I've never seen one with the curved lever. They are sweet shooters.
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Yeah, really like the lines of the pistol grip stock and curved lever. Very nice!
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