What year k22
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we need the serial number to determine the year. you can use X's for the last two digits if you're not comfortable posting the entire number. lee
I assume you know that there is no way to date a revolver's age without including the serial number in your post?
With a four-line address stamp, it's 1948 or later. Without a model number stamped under the yoke, it's 1958 or earlier. If those stocks are original to the gun, that would indicate production in 1950 or later. Without a serial number (or at least the first half of it), that's about as close as anyone can get from a photo.
What year k22
I'm going to guess early 1950's
I'm going to guess early 1950's
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cdant
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k 1529xx sorry it was on photo but wasn't sent
COYOTEHUNTER
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I am going to say 1952.
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I say that as well.
High velocity .22 LR should be fine in your gun. My K-22 shooter dates to 1948, and it likes CCI Mini-Mags better than anything else.
Your gun can handle any .22 ammo you can find. A common complaint is that high velocity ammo is hard to eject after firing. There are several theories for this, but a diet of medium velocity or target ammo solves the problem completely. If you want an excuse to spend more time with your new gun (cleaning), you can shoot .22 longs or shorts as well as long rifles. That gun will provide more fun that any you've ever owned. I guarantee it.
DWalt
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K136,691 – K175,637...1952
High velocity .22 LR won't hurt it.
High velocity .22 LR won't hurt it.
samandglove1
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I just picked up K115389 which shipped out in August 1951.
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cdant
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Thanks to all who replied !! 1952 a good year I was an 8th grader then, ancient history now..
