show some 22cal guns just for fun.

[BillBingham2]

The rifle at the top, the three across the bottom and the light handled lower middle.

B2

 

[deadin]

Nope. The light handled one is a Chinese copy of a pre-war Walther Olympia. (It's actually fairly nice and accurate.)

The one to the left of it that wbraswell picked is either a M1925 Hartford (3 up from bottom) or a High Standard HD Military (2 up from bottom). (I'm not sure which one he meant.)

 

[bulletproof-791]

watch out now.........here is the BIGGEST .22 you have ever seen

ASTRA CUB .22 short

 

[ridewv]

"The beast"

 

[Smith357]

Kimber .22 Hunter

Winchester 1903

CZ 452 Trainer

S&W 22s

Walther UIT

S&W 1953 .22/32 Kit Gun

 

[redlevel]

Hey, great! Where can I get one of those trees that grow guns?

They only grow South of the Smith&Wesson Line.

man tell me I just water it and use miricale grow and bam a gun ever now and then.

I use miracle grow for shotguns, but if I want some lever actions, I spread some chicken manure and water it in good.

A couple of Marlins, circa 1961 and 1963, I think. I have had the long one since 1961. There is a 9422Magnum Trapper just visible beyond the 94AE in .45 Colt.

 

[whitecoyote]

Ruger Charger

 

[redlevel]

Keeping with rimfires and the lumber motif, heart pine planks have been known to sprout K22s, and Eastern Cedar boards sometimes grow SS Kit Guns.

 

[Faulkner]

My .22's are just about my favorite to shoot:

Mossburg Model 44US

Browning BL22 Deluxe Grade II. First gun I ever bought back in 1977.

Ruger 1022 'Possum Slayer'

S&W 15-22

Ruger MKII with Tactical Solutions PAC LITE upper.

Ruger 22/45

Uberti Stallion SAA

Colt's Frontier Scout SAA

 

[doublesharp]

Some 4 and 5 screws

Colts

617s

Ruger

Mossberg Palomino

 

[pilgrim6a]

.22 ? A few.

Although it is possible to have too many .22 rim fires, I do not know anyone who has got there yet. These are just some that were handy tonight.
At top is a 1894 Stevens Favorite. The Lyman tang and Beech Combination front sight are original to the gun,as is the Stevens #709 scope. I'm rebuilding mounts. Around 1900.
Next is a Remington #4, Brown/Rawls Frankigun. .32 RF frame,
Reject barrel (bore off center, lines up with .32 RF firing pin).The scope is a 1935 Lyman Targetspot 8X. Beech Combo front and a generic tang sight. One hole groups at 50 yds. and just under an inch at 100 yds.
Then the 1940 Colt's Woodsman Sport Model. I thought I paid a little too much for it, but turned out to be a great buy. Shoots great too.
There are more .22s but I don't have pics right now.

 

[MJS5678]

this reminds me it's time to buy some more ammo, down to just a few thousand rounds

 

[wundudnee]

Doublesharp, your revolvers are beautiful!

 

[crsides]

grade III 1958, Vranken signed

Charlie

 

[writerinmo]

Only have one at the moment... Armscor M1600

 

[james56]

Heres a M34-1 Kit gun

 

[LedFowl]

Browning Buckmark

 

[CH47gunner]

I'll second that you can't have too many .22's.

Bruce

MAS 45

S&W Model 63

Ruger MkII Target 512

Custom 10/22 (Wifey has another one)

CZ452 Special

Charles Daly (Zastava) Superior II (these are so nice I bought another one)

 

[ko41]

I'll second that you can't have too many .22's.

I'll agree with that statement.

My favorites are Mossbergs from the late 1940s to mid 1950s but I have
a couple of this and a few of that in my collection of Rimfire Rifles <------Click for slideshow

KO

 

[gr8smiles]

I'll play too...
Beretta 87T Threaded

Colt 4" Match Target

Smith 63 and 651s

Colt Frontier .22s

More Smiths

Buckmark 'Breast Cancer Awareness'

Colt Woodsman Sport

Smith 63 sporting some Grasshorn Sheephorn Grips

Colt 2nd Amendment .22 Buntline