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Those of you interested in the modern Browning or Winchester Low Walls & other options for .22BPCRA may be interested in the following article recently published in the July 2020 edition of The Single Shot Exchange magazine. For those of you that don’t subscribe, I just posted the article at http://www.texas-mac.com/Browning_a...e_History_and_Options_for_22_BPCRA.html.

Wayne

Thanks for posting Wayne.

Must reading for fans of the Miroku Low Walls. Thanks for your efforts.

I once owned a 357 and 44 Mag, Miroku Low Wall's. They are indeed wonderful rifles. If I would have found one of the few in 30-30, I would probably be buried with that rifle. RJ

Loved reading Wayne's article on low walls. I'm interested in .22BPCR competitions, as I do dearly love .22LR's and falling block actions. I'm back in the gun collecting hobby after being away for 30 years and have been going a bit crazy on GunBroker buying guns over the last several years or so. My two favorite recent buys are an Anschutz (mint) model 22 with a 54 action and a CZ 452 (mint) in a Mannlicher stock. Both are fine examples of the gun maker's art. That said, I'd dearly love to find a modern Low Wall Winchester in .22LR and high grade wood. The high grade LW 1885's I've seen from Winchester with the gold inlay of rabbits and squirrels has a definite appeal. Right now, though, I don't have time to shoot the guns I already have, so it's going to be a while before I get serious about shopping for a Low Wall .22LR.