Misc. .22 Rifles

[Wyo]

Having nothing better to do today, I thought you might find a miscellaneous few of the .22’s I have around here of interest. Left to right they are:
Marlin 39A Mountie
Marlin 39A with Leupold 4x
Winchester 75 Sporter with Lyman receiver sight
Savage 23AA with Weaver 2.5x and custom stock

 

[Targets Guy]

Love that Marlin Mountie.

I own one .22 rifle.

A Citadel M1-22LR carbine
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Talk about chewing through a box of .22s!

 

[mckenney99]

I have several heavy barreled Ruger 10/22's, a heavy barreled Ruger 77/22. However the one that is the most fun is the little Ruger 10/22 Takedown that is threaded for a suppressor. That little lightweight rifle is extremely accurate and return to zero is absolute.

 

[Gene L]

Great! I've got a 39a and a long time ago had a 39 Mountie, but it was labeled as a 39M.

 

[Eric300]

Beautiful! Nothing like some vintage rimfire rifles, regardless whether they're lever action, bolt action, pump action, or, semi-auto!

 

[JayFramer]

How’s that Leupy 4 power?

Good?

 

[AManWearingAHat]

Ive got a stock 10/22 with Tech Sights on it
A Wz. 48 Single shot .22 Polish Mosin Nagant Trainer
A Henry Octagon Frontier

and I'm in the market for an Anschutz 1913 Super Match.

 

[Tubbsy]

I've got a marlin 925 with an aim sports 3x9 on top, and a Remington 512 I've been looking for a peep sight for.

 

[leonardocarrillo]

Very beautiful their weapons, the .22 are fun to shoot and at a cheap price. Of their weapons the one that catches my attention is the Winchester 75 sporter in my country (Argentina) I never saw one of them. Thanks for showing them.

 

[bigolddave]

Have you been peeking in my safe? 39A, 39 Mountie, 75 Sporter, but my 23 is a 23C in 32/20.

 

[Patrick L]

Funny story. I wanted a Marlin 39M real bad as a teenager in the 80s. In 1982 or 83, I went to local dealer to order one. He was a nice guy, told me that he could certainly get one, and they were beautiful rifles, but would set me back about $175. He said it was my money and he'd do whatever I decided, but...

He convinced me to go with a Ruger 10/22. I got the nicer Sporter model, an extra magazine, sling, and probably some ammo too Seem to recall spending maybe $120 or so for everything. Still don't know if I made the right choice. I dearly love that 10/22, still have it, and its a tackdriver. But, I never did get my Marlin.

A Model 39 is one of the few guns left on my bucket list. I'd probably go with the longer 39A these days

 

[Wyo]

How’s that Leupy 4 power?
Good?

This is their rimfire scope so the parallax is set at 50 yds. It’s a great little scope. I’ve taken many a cottontail with it, some of them pushing near 100 yds.

 

[Wyo]

Have you been peeking in my safe? 39A, 39 Mountie, 75 Sporter, but my 23 is a 23C in 32/20.

I can only say that you have extraordinarily good taste!

 

[Rob613]

I love .22 plinking, I have a Glenfield model 25, a Glenfield model 75, a Henry H003 pump and a Henry H001 lever.

Guess I have all the actions covered, just need a revolver in .22 LR.

 

[S&W ucla]

That Win 75 sporter is a favorite!

 

[Golphin]

Funny story. I wanted a Marlin 39M real bad as a teenager in the 80s. In 1982 or 83, I went to local dealer to order one. He was a nice guy, told me that he could certainly get one, and they were beautiful rifles, but would set me back about $175. He said it was my money and he'd do whatever I decided, but...

He convinced me to go with a Ruger 10/22. I got the nicer Sporter model, an extra magazine, sling, and probably some ammo too Seem to recall spending maybe $120 or so for everything. Still don't know if I made the right choice. I dearly love that 10/22, still have it, and its a tackdriver. But, I never did get my Marlin.

A Model 39 is one of the few guns left on my bucket list. I'd probably go with the longer 39A these days

LOL When you get that Marlin 39a you will want to go back and beat the man at the gun store. Nothing wrong with that Ruger but it is not in the same league as a Marlin 39a

 

[VaTom]

Great thread! Love those .22s. Have a 1958 Marlin Golden Model 39A, early 1970's Remington 572, a Marlin Model 60 and an M&P 15-22. Hope to find a nice vintage bolt action sometime.

BTW-Was in Wal-Mart today doing the one in one out thing. Wore my mask. Made a quick pass through sporting goods. .22 LR ammo on the shelves. A week ago there was none. Maybe the one in - one out thing has kept the hoarders away. I didn't buy any as I have enough.

Be safe out there!

VaTom

 

[mauser9]

Golphin sure has a point. Pretty impressed with my Ruger Sporter way back but a friend dragged out a 39. I was blown away. Talk about build quality!!

 

[Golphin]

Marlin 22's

I have a few Marlin 22;s. A Model 100, 25m, 1964 39 Carbine, 1945 39a someone mounted a scope on in the past. M1 99 and a 99 M2.

 

[BAM-BAM]

CZ rimfires........ 452s, 453s....... best bang for the buck going ....................

My favorite ..... the 452 FSs .... full stock/ mannlichers...I now have 4 two in .22lr and two in .22magnum.