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Of my five rimfires, I like my Ruger 77/22 RSI the best. It has a grown up action, weight, adjusted trigger pull and operating system. I’ve paired mine with a Leupold 3-9x33 A/O rimfire scope and it is set up perfectly for how I use a rimfire.

Hard choice.1966 Match 54....1710 Meister Grade.

Handguns excluded, my BRNO 22 Mag.

EdM how does that rifle shoot? - I like it!…....and gnoahhh that is unreal!!

BTW…..that would be ALL of them👍

PennDog

A Remington 581 in left hand..... walked into a local gun shop and there it was in the used rack. A few marks on
on the stock from storage yet one would think unfired.

My last "Want" in 22 rimfire is a Winchester 94/22 Classic.

Win 69 A.

BL-22 I got for graduation instead of a class ring.

Sav-Anschutz 141 bought new in '66. First firearm. Killed more critters than any other rifle I own(ed). Still goes to dairy farms for pigeon control. Plus red squirrels on the feeder. Plus eieio......

Dumbarse kid cleaned the heck out of it from day one with multi-piece rods even. Against Dieter Anschutz' advice to the contrary. Still does 3/8" to 3/4" for 5 at 50 w/CCI SV or sub-hps.

Has a Leup VX2 3-9 EFR on it. So far no rattling.

Winchester 1885 low wall in 17hmr.

My Springfield Jr. single shot I inherited from my Grandpa. I would have a hard time getting rid of my Winchester 9422 and Marlin 39.

Have several nice ones but the last to leave would be a Colt Officer Model made in 1937. 90-95% Reason being I have a matching one in 38 sp. 1937. 90% Thought I really had something then found out they came in 32 cal too. What are the odds I find one pristine made in 37?

Kimber 82

My 617 10 shot, 4” barrel.

I have a Ruger bearcat , I learned to shoot with and I inherited it from my dad , it's been in our family since it was new and it has a 3 digit serial number

Customized Stainless Ruger 77/22, Green Mountain fluted barrel, walnut stock, glass bedded, trigger light and crisp.

Not too bad given what's available in the magnum round.

CZ 453 American

A Cooper 57. I splurged and had it stocked with a piece of Walnut my Grandfather and Uncle had cut off our farm in KY. It had been in the barn loft since about 1970 and was of a size that if I'd resawed and planed it I'd been left with about enough to make a box so a rifle stock seemed a good idea. My Grandfather would have approved.

Also had a bunch of nice add-ons done and it turned out well. Shoots just like you'd expect a Cooper with one hole groups at 50 yards using the SK rifle match.

That’s pretty cool pugs

One I won't sell is my first gun, a very, very used Winchester 1906. Some of the roll pins are a bit bunged up so taking it apart and reassembling it is harder than it should be but I've put over 100K rounds through it since I was about 10 and it was pretty well used when I got it. It just keeps shooting. CCI mini-mag HPs or Stingers ... 1/3 of an inch at 25 yards with the crude factory iron sights ... things in front of it just die. It is silly fun with CB longs, too. It is not a target gun, it is simply the bringer of death.

Tom