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Shoot, I ran out of finger and toes, ummmmm....a bunch.
"When we put [our enlisted men and women] in harm's way, it had better count for something. It can't be because some policy wonk back here has a brain fart of an idea of a strategy that isn't thought out." General Zinni on Iraq
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Campfire Greenhorn
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I love .22's and have lots of 'em. Here's my list in order or recollection rather than preference:<BR>(1) Marlin Model 989 autoloader<BR>(2) Mossberg Palimino lever-action carbine<BR>(3) Norinco (Browning take-down clone)<BR>(4) Savage Model 65M bolt-action in .22 WMR<BR>(5) Savage Model 24 in .22LR over 20 ga. shotgun (my favorit squirrel gun)<BR>(6) Mauser single-shot bolt-action sporter (my most accurate by far)<BR>(7) Ruger standard auto (pistol)<BR>(8) Ruger Super-Single Siz Convertible (Old Model)<BR>(9) German break-open single-shot target pistol
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I currently have six .22's with plans to aquire a few more.<P>Browning A-Bolt 22 with the laminated stock.<BR>Sears Model 2200 semi-auto <BR>Browning Buckmark standard<BR>H&R Model 700 .22 WMR<BR>Marlin Model 783 .22 WMR<BR>Westernfield bolt action--- This is an ancient rifle. Looks like a really old Winchester or something. Has the pull knob on the rear for cocking.<P>Other ones I would like to get:<P>Kimber botlt action<BR>Sako Finnfire<BR>CZ 452 22 WMR<BR>Remington 552 BDL auto<BR>Browning Buckmark Varmit<BR>Savage Mk II bolt with laminated stock.<BR>Ruger 10/22 target <BR>
You see in this world, there's two kinds of people my friend; those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.
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Campfire Greenhorn
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H&R 929, Ruger Single Six LR & WMR, Winchester 67, Marlin 881, Ruger 77/22.<P>Like everyone else, my wish list is about 3X this big! ![[Linked Image]](https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubb/images/icons/wink.gif)
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My favorite is a Marlin 39D followed by the Rem. 597 .22 mag., Ruger 77/22, 10/22 and a S&W mdl. 41 pistol. Two I let get away and never should have Browning 22 lever gun and Rem. 581
"Life is too short to be taken Cirrus"
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Only got 4...so far!<BR>1) old Win mdl 67<BR>2) Rossi mdl 59 22mag<BR>3) Savage mkII<BR>4) Ruger single six 22lr/22mag<BR>PLENTY more room for more!!!
220 Swift still king.
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I have had 2 10/22 blued carbines that rusted very easily, 3 Ram-Line 15-shot Mountain Eagle pistols(all crap, BTW-3 or 8 misfires per mag with any ammo), a Ruger SSS Blued Convertible (rusted up on me...plus 12" 50M Mag groups), a NEF 9-shot revolver (Even Crappier), and a Jennings J-22 (The Utmost POS I Have Ever Seen).<P>Currently, though, I just have a new SS 10/22 All-Weather w/3-9X, a Browning Std. Buckmark, and an Encore I plan on getting the firing pin conversion and a Match LR barrel for.<P>Other than that, I am considering turning this 10/22 I have into a bull-barreled tackdriver w/a 4-12X Bushnell and a Hogue stock.<P>I have my share of FUN!!! [img]images/icons/laugh.gif" border="0[/img] [img]images/icons/laugh.gif" border="0[/img] [img]images/icons/wink.gif" border="0[/img]
Glock 21, 30 & 36<BR>Browning & Ruger 22's<BR>Dan Wesson 15-2 .357<BR>KGP-141 4" .357<BR>Encore .223 & .454<BR>2001 Honda VFR 800Fi
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The .22's are good guns... here in this house we have 2 ruger 10-22, 3 romanian 22<BR>1 survival rifle, 1 22mag and a ruger standard.. <P> I like them and I see more in the future for me.
Take your children hunting, saves hunting for your children.
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I really like my Browning BL .22, my Ruger 10/22 and My Marlin Glenfield Model 25 bolt action.
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Well you can never have enough, I have a Ruger 10/22, a 1903 winchester semi-auto, a browning semi-auto, a winchester model 490, a russian 22,a lee enfield 22 training rifle, a savage combination 410/22, an Ithica model 49 saddle gun in 22 magnum, a mossberg 22, an old winchester single shot model 67, a Vostok russian 22 pistol, a german made 22 convertible pistol for 22 or 22 magnum. Can never have enough.
"The 375HH is the greatest level of power you can get for the investment in recoil." (JJHack)
79s and losttrail, biggest waste of air.
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Campfire Greenhorn
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Got a question. With all the .22's that are showing up I haven't seen a Weatherby. The reason I ask is my dad owns one, best shooting gun I've ever seen. I was wondering if this is a rare gun. I believe the barrel says Weatherby Mark XXII (semi-auto). I think its fairly old b/c its been around ever since I was alive, that makes it at least 18. Thanks for any answers.
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The Weatherby's are pretty nice. Used to hunt with a guy that had one. Beautiful gun and a pretty good shooter. I know they were in production in the early '90s but I'm not sure when they quite making them.
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Omega, the Weatherby XXII was produced at least in 1971, I was working in a gun shop when I graduated from High School in 1971 and we had two on the shelf, one tube fed one clip.<BR>I have quite a few 22's here is a list of my favorites: 5 Ruger 10/22's, Colt Diamond Back 6"<BR>High Standard Victor, Browning Grade 2 take down and seven or eight others for trading.<BR>Looking for a T/C Contender 22LR barrel.<P>Bullwnkl.
Money talks Bull [bleep] walks
Business as usual
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Ruger 10/22,MKII slabside,Super Single Six, and a Taurus PT22. Stay tuned.....more to come this spring, summer and fall. Winter is out, gotta buy TOYS for the little kids, wonder if i can qualify? Oh well....
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I have 3; Marlin 39AS with a Williams receiver sight; Ruger M77/22 .22lr with a Weaver CK-4X; Ruger Super Single Six, 6.5" barrel. Great fun!
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I guss you want what people presently own. I'll start with smallest and work up. NAA 5 shot 1-1/8" barrel. Ruger 4" HB target. S&W 4" 617 FL-SS TH-TT. 3 screw Super-single-six, 4-5/8" barrel. Win. 67A single-shot. Ruger 10/22 standard model. Win 62A. Sako finnfire W/ Leo. 3X9 AO. I amost cry when I think of the 22's I've owned in the past. Colt match target..Colt targetsman..colt woodsman Colt huntsman..Colt Dimondback ( once had a pair Colt Dimondback .22 & Python .357) good shootin, vbshootinrange.....
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hoookay I still think slower than I type... Had a Ruger 10/22 that I put together with PacNor barrel, trigger job, etc, would put 10 shots in 3/8" at 30 yds. lost it to a home break-in. replaced it with a Ruger factory HB, wouldn't shoot worth sour owl sheet. Traded it off and got an savage/Ansultz.. IT didn't shoot either.traded that for the present Sako... Finally found a factory .22 that I can live with. also own a 94-22 trapper that I am very pleased with. have owned 3 94-22's in the past, this one is a keeper. good shootin, vbshootinrange.
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1) Marlin 39A
<br>2)Remington 121 pump
<br>3)Remington 12 pump
<br>4)CZ 452 American
<br>5)Ruger .22 auto pistol
<br>6)Norinco ATD
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Marlin 39TDS
<br>Remington Nylon 66
<br>Winchester 67A
<br>Marlin 880SQ
<br>Browning BuckMark
<br>Ruger Bearcat
<br>Stevens Little Scout (circa 1915)
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Well boys better pull up a stump gotta tell you about this. as you know I accidently invented the new shooting sport, the Top gun challege, while trying to get the army back to their old shooting habits. One of the most difficult targets in the world is the Black death Challege. download target www.starachery.net I wound up being one of three shooters to ever max it out with a squirrel rifle. under ten pounds two onces. <br> <br>My number one gun is a CZ-452 lux even the anshutz can't out shoot it in this game. Wanna Play? <br>
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