Ran across a Daisy .22 Bolt Action Rifle today. Had a removable clip magazine very similar to a Ruger 10/22. This one had a wood stock and polymer type barrel that appeared to have a steel sleeve. A magnet would stick to Barrel but obviously was plastic or polymer of some sort and was octagon. Had a front sight, no rear and was mounted with a cheap scope like you would find on a BB gun. Anyone here familiar with these? Rare? Any value?
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Daisy .22 LR Bolt Action Rifle
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I've seen a few. Never owned or fired one though. I remember when they were advertised in the big three outdoor magazines of my youth (Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, and Sports Afield). The ones I saw had plastic stocks I've seen both a single shot, and a magazine fed model.
I can't remember what they were selling for but if I remember correctly, it wasn't much.
I can't remember what they were selling for but if I remember correctly, it wasn't much.
ACP230
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A friend bought the similar semiautomatic Daisy .22
for his kids to shoot. It was fun the one time I fired it.
There are a couple of the bolt guns on an internet gun
sale sight now. If they were a bit cheaper I might think
about buying one.
for his kids to shoot. It was fun the one time I fired it.
There are a couple of the bolt guns on an internet gun
sale sight now. If they were a bit cheaper I might think
about buying one.
Vulcan Bob
Member
I bought one "bolt/magazine" for my daughter when she was twelve years old. It was a trim and light little thing that fit her just right and she still has it. She won a trophy with it by beating a bunch of boys with it at a youth field day match, she still has the trophy too. It was my grandsons first rifle as well. It always worked well and was accurate enough. Cannot remember what I paid for it new but I think around fifty bucks. No idea of value now.
The daisy .22 rifle that you saw was made approx. 1988-91. They came in bolt action single shot and bolt action 10 shot magazine. There was also a semi-auto model. The semi-auto had problems with parts breaking and going full auto. The factory used to repair them but parts are long gone. I would stay away from the semi-auto.
The rifles came in black and brown plastic stock with adjustable butt stock. There was also a spanner wrench to remove the barrel.
The Model numbers were.
2201 - Single shot bolt action, plastic stock.
2202 - 10 shot mag., bolt action, plastic stock.
2203 - 7 shot mag., semi-auto, plastic stock.
Model numbers were on the receiver and when the rifle came with wood stock the Model number changed on the box label but not the receiver.
2211- single shot bolt, wood stock
2212- 10 shot mag., wood stock
2213 - 7 shot semi-auto, wood stock.
I have a few of the 10 shot bolt guns, some in the box. The one that I shoot has been accurate and light to carry, but be careful of the plastic
parts. I don't see them much anymore but $100.00- $150.00 should get one. The two hardest parts to find are the magazines and the rear sight.
The rifles came in black and brown plastic stock with adjustable butt stock. There was also a spanner wrench to remove the barrel.
The Model numbers were.
2201 - Single shot bolt action, plastic stock.
2202 - 10 shot mag., bolt action, plastic stock.
2203 - 7 shot mag., semi-auto, plastic stock.
Model numbers were on the receiver and when the rifle came with wood stock the Model number changed on the box label but not the receiver.
2211- single shot bolt, wood stock
2212- 10 shot mag., wood stock
2213 - 7 shot semi-auto, wood stock.
I have a few of the 10 shot bolt guns, some in the box. The one that I shoot has been accurate and light to carry, but be careful of the plastic
parts. I don't see them much anymore but $100.00- $150.00 should get one. The two hardest parts to find are the magazines and the rear sight.
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