Misc. .22 Rifles

[crsides]

Since the original post April 2020, I added a Win 63 , a 39 Mountie, and a LIKE NEW marlin 39A from 1952, ballard rifling. I gotta get some pics. Then last weekend, got a grail gun, a win 61 octagon bbl. Been looking for one in Octagon for a LONG time. And its a first yr Short. Oh, forgot, I got a 52C winchester that has been converted to sporter configuration coming in next week from Rock Island Auction.

 

[garddogg56]

How bout a good ol Mossberg

 

[4WHLDRFTN]

Reising 65, 1962 ArmaLite AR-7 T-62 Tommy

 

[BigBill]

I have from late 1800’s to present time 22’s from single shot, to pumps to a few semi autos. I think I have early 1900 pump actions. My oldest is a 1894 Hopkins & Allen single shot 22. I’m sure it fed the family back then.
There’s a few different name pump rifles but they look the same like western field, Savage and Remington. The port on the receivers look alike.

 

[Andyd]

A few Stutzen that all need the wood cleaned up. Top is a Krico 300 series, in the middle an early Walther KKJ and below an Anschütz 1418 with the rarely seen optional tangent rear sight.

 

[wundudnee]

A few more of the little .22s

Some Winchester 1906 and 1890s

Some Stevens, a couple visible loaders, a Favorite and a crackshot.

Winchester Winder musket in .22 Short.

Remington "4 and "6

Remington "6 and 027 Hamilton. The Hamilton is all sheet metal including the receiver and the metal wrapped brass barrel.

All rifles look alike.

 

[Andyd]

Here is a comparison of two Walther KKJ Stutzen, both in .22 l.r. but with different barrel lengths.