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I have this older Winchester model 67 .22 single shot rifle sitting in my safe, not getting any use. So lets put it to good use!

As you can see, it's been used. Accurate enough for youngsters to hit cans and bottles at 50 yards.

Would like it to go to good use for some more youngsters.

First "I'll take it" with intended use, publicly here on this thread, gets it.

$150 shipped to regular members.
$Free shipped to active duty members of our Armed Forces.

Cool!!

Model 67 Winchester plus CCI CB shorts = silent death on cats, crows, and tree rats out to 30 yards or so.

She'd go good with my old Remington Model 41......

I'll take it for my son.

Great little rifles. Mine is a tack driving SOB!

SPF to deerhunter5555

deal of the day!
My Dad's 67 sits in my safe and is still is one of the most accurate 22s I have. This one Kimber7man has is in a bit better shape and would have been in my safe, had I seen it soon enough. Deerhunter5555, your son has one cool Dad; and one of the best 22s to start a kid out with.

Good deal there. I grew up with a first year issue of that one. Finally found one locally a few years ago. Great little rigs.

My first gun was a 68. Same as your 67 but finger grooves in fore end, peep sight rear and hooded front, and real winchester "tropical" sling swivels. Dad bought it at an auction for about $15.00 in 75/76ish. I bet I put a couple thousand throught it...mostly random mixed shells out of a quart jar dad kept in his reloading cabinet. Longs, long rifles and shorts of every brand mixed together. Ibstill take it every once in a while, accurate as hell with those peeps and hooded front sight.

Great catch deerhunter!
I have one that is a tack driver. Also have my dads short model and also his boys model.

Both of my boys (11&6) will do their best to wear it out. If I can afford the rounds for it in the current market. Lol

My brother bought one at a garage sale about 15 yrs ago,$15 and its in very good shape and a great shooter. Seen a few around at shops and were priced around the $250 mark.