I had a Mossberg M46 my dad "loaned" to me back in the late 60s, but I ended up giving it to my older brother about 20 years ago.

I know the gun was old, and you pulled a rod out of the stock and fed the 22 LR through the end.
It was a semi auto, and OK to shoot.
Every once in awhile it would fire off two shots with one pull of the trigger
Something must have been wrong with it.

I found a little info on this gun online just now.
I do not have any pics of the one I had.
Info on Mossberg 46M(b) - TheFirearmsForum.Com

It would be the one in the top of this picture, and the pic shows a catalog from 1948.



Dangit, I meant 15-22, not 15-26

What's a 15-26? LOL, JK

I've had the Mossberg Tac 22, gifted to the GF
GSG-522 PK
GSG-5 carbine with a sidefolding stock

GSG-5 carbine was the most fun of them, since my PK had a bullet button, stupid CA gun laws.

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If I ever move to a free state I will probably buy another GSG-522 PK since it was a great gun overall, just hated that dang bullet button.

Old Mossberg, Remington Nylon 66, Ruger 10/22, Ruger 77/22. I still have the two Rugers.

I forgot my grandson's .22 Cricket.

I have a Marlin 15Y youth-sized bolt action and Ruger MKIII 60th Anniversary Edition in addition to my M&P 15-22.

i dont have any pics of it but this model remington bolt action single shot. been in the family for awhile. wasnt fired for well over 30 years so i took it out a couple months ago. with iron sights its more accurate than my 15-22 haha

Model 33 Bolt Action Rimfire Rifle

mp15-22, sw 22a pistol, remington 597 (loved it but it was stolen) marlin model 81 circa 1939 (most accurate .22lr i've ever shot and i paid 60 bucks off the used rack at cabelas)..... feel like im missin 1 or 2

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I have the same rifle, and you're exactly right, when it comes to accuracy, it'll chew up and spit out ANY modern plastic gun without even trying hard. We've given up a lot with this "progress" everyone's so enamored with. Don't get me wrong, I've got a "black gun" too, but no matter how much junk someone clamps onto one, it's still just a machine. That Remington is a rifle. Thanks for reminding me of the treasure in my gun case!

Winchester model 62a
Ruger 77/22
Ruger 10/22
Walther P22
I sold the p22 and 77/22 to family members, but still have the other two. I want to buy my 77/22 back asap. It was a nice tack-driver.

The Mossberg 46 is a bolt action rifle.

Mossberg 22 LR Models and Specifications

Couldn't find any info on a semi auto 46...


I grew up on a Remington Nylon 12 (still have in the family).

I've had tons of rimfire's over the years...
All are gone except my Ruger Mark 3 and the 15-22.


I'm now on the hunt for Marlin 39a(s)...

I've got the lever bug bad!
I'm also looking for vintage Smiths and Rugers in .22lr

Mine looked like the 46, but now I remember there was no bolt.
It has a round knurled knob you pulled back one to charge it once, them it was semi auto after that.
Will have to hunt later for the correct model number.

Since we are listing pistols, here's the addendum to my list:

High Standard Trophy Supramatic
Ruger Mark 2
S&W Mod34

All currently in the vault, and probably a half dozen others at one time or another that I no longer have. The High Standard has had 35k (at least) through it and it will still put 10 rounds in 3/4" at 25 yards from a machine rest. The 14 oz trigger probably helps.

Savage 64, Henry lever action, and a GSG-522. I sold the GSG shortly after I got my 15-22.

Ruger 10/22

Ruger MKIII

Ruger 22/45RP

Ruger Super Single Six

Colt Woodsman Series III

& a **** Umarex Colt M4 Ops

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The mp15-26 is that the new model w the F/A safety lever option?




J/k this was my first .22 and 1st rifle. Getting the Mp15 next just not sure which one.

Found it finally, Mossberg 51M from the 40's.
Lot 22-3717: 1 Used - Mossberg, model 51M, Semi-Auto, .22LR, Target Rifle with 15 shot tubular fed Magazine and Two piece Mannlicher stock with pistol grip, cheekpiece, swivels. This model was used in competition shooting back in the day. This gun is

Kinda of a long list as I am addited to .22's
Colt Service Model Ace
Colt Diamondback
Browning .22 Auto takedown (Beligum)
Browning 52 Sporter
J.C. Higgins Models 31 & 34 .22 Semi Autos
Marlin 47 Pump
Marlin Glenfield 60 My 1st gun (1972)
Marlin Model 781 Bolt
North American Arms Mini revolver
Rossi Model 62 SAC Pump
Remington 550-1
Remington Nylon 66 Apache Black
Remington 512X
Ruger MK 1 Stainless 1 of 5000
Ruger MK 2 Gov't Target
Ruger Flat Gate Single Six
Ruger New Model Single Six
Ruger Bearcat (Old Model)
Savage Model 1904 Boy's Rifle
Stevens Crackshot
S&W Model 41
S&W Model 17-4
S&W Model 61-2 Escort
Winchester Model 52B "Sporter" (Original)
Winchester Model 67 Bolt
Winchester Model 69
Winchester Model 61 Magnum
Winchester Model 9422M XTR
Winchester Model 62
Winchester Model 63

Prior, I had 2 Marlin 782 22 magnum, purchased when I was around 21 years old. Since upgraded their stocks to Sniper Mode, one Desert Camo Tan and the other Flat Black..

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