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  • Do you own a firearm chambered in 22LR?

    • Yes

      Votes: 310 91.2%
    • No

      Votes: 4 1.2%
    • Bacon - because it’s delicious

      Votes: 26 7.6%

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    crewchief888

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    I have 5
    Marlin model 99
    2 ruger mkiv 22/45
    Ruger 10/22
    S&W MP15-22
    The Malin belonged to my dad, hasn't been shot in many years.
    The other 4 guns I use for shooting steel
     

    Tomc1947

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    YODER
    Have 3: Ruger 10/22
    Rossi Reo Bravo
    High Standard supermatic, s-101, too nice to shoot, probably going to sell and get something a little more practical
     
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    mmpsteve

    Real CZ's have a long barrel!!
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    Been meaning to jump into this thread. I've been blessed with many fine 22 rifles. This is one of my favorites that I posted in the "Takedown Rifles" thread in the Long Gun section:

    Winchester 1890/1906/62A

    Bought this at a gunshow, knowing it wasn't all original. Obviously re-blued, etc. I didn't find out till researching, how "unique" it really was. It has parts from at least four different models. Functions perfect and is very accurate (for 22 shorts).

    Buttstock is model 1890. Receiver is model 1906 made in 1915 (from the S/N). Barrel is from a 62A. And the hammer, trigger, and magazine inner tube is from a rare, nickel plated special edition.

    Someone re-blued it all very nicely, and put it together as a cool little Frankenchester. I added the Marbles tang sight.

    It's in 22 Shorts Only, and is one of my favorites. Has taken several short-range tree rats that were intent on gnawing my wood deck.

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    doddg

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    I've tried out too many since May of 2017 to list.
    I won't list everything I've had, but this is what I have left & have a hard time parting with:
    - 03-2019 - Dan Wesson 8", 54 oz, 6 rd (my favorite, nothing else compares), new front red optic (INGO/Tristan) (had a 4" DW earlier) (Never sell)
    (Once in a retirement trimming mode I sold all my .22 revolvers but kept this DW)
    - 05-2020 - SW 17-4, 6 rd, a true prize to shoot (INGO/Snorko)
    (had a couple other SW revolvers) Always wanted a SW 617 but found this older 17 luckily.
    - 07-2020 - Ruger Single-Six Hunter SS, 7" (Leopold scope) (2nd one) (Armslist)
    (only 2nd single six I've ever really enjoyed) A Ruger GP 100 was my favorite 22 revolver early on.
    (had many other single action revolvers brands and 3 other Ruger revolvers)
    - 09-2020 - Taurus Tracker 970 SS, 6" (2nd one: 1st had 4" barrel) (Armslist)
    - 05-2021 - Heritage Rough Rider 16", fiber optics (INGO/Zach) (bought $33 larger grips
    (can't believe how accurate this revolver is for an inexpensive SA)

    - 10-2018 - SW 41 (new internals, my most expensive) (INGO/Tristan) (never sell)
    - 02-2020 - S/W22A-1 Talo edition (INGO) (never been shot when bought & another prize to own)
    (I've had 4 other 22A-1)
    - 07-2021 - Browning Buckmark 10" Silhouette with 4 upgrades (INGO/Zach: found it on Armslist), shoots as good as the SW 41 (had 4 other Buckmarks) (never sell)
    - 09-2021 - Beretta M9-22 (INGO/Zack) w/3 mags & Hogue grips, don't know why I like this gun so much: the ultimate plinker, maybe.
    (had 2 other M9-22)
    - 09-2021 - SW Victory (Hoosier Topics?) w/scope, red dot, holster (Zach/INGO found)
    (had 4 other Victory pistols) This was my first semi-auto I bought early on & I keep coming back to them.
    (I've had 5-6 of the Ruger Mark 3 & 4 series)

    - 10-2019 - RPR bolt, (with scope (INGO/Tristan) Don't need this bolt action rifle since the CZ 455 shoots better for me, but I just really like it.
    (my 2nd RPR & had other Ruger rifles)
    - 09-2020 - CZ 512 semi-auto, with scope (INGO??) My best .22 at 50 yds.
    - 07-2020 - Henry Pump (INGO/Bob/Rala) Don't need this rifle but it's so much fun.
    - 01-2021 - CZ 455 bolt, w/scope (INGO/Bob/Rala My best .22 at 100 yds. (never sell)
    (had a CZ 457 & a few Savage rifles)
     
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    blue2golf

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    Been meaning to jump into this thread. I've been blessed with many fine 22 rifles. This is one of my favorites that I posted in the "Takedown Rifles" thread in the Long Gun section:

    Winchester 1890/1906/62A

    Bought this at a gunshow, knowing it wasn't all original. Obviously re-blued, etc. I didn't find out till researching, how "unique" it really was. It has parts from at least four different models. Functions perfect and is very accurate (for 22 shorts).

    Buttstock is model 1890. Receiver is model 1906 made in 1915 (from the S/N). Barrel is from a 62A. And the hammer, trigger, and magazine inner tube is from a rare, nickel plated special edition.

    Someone re-blued it all very nicely, and put it together as a cool little Frankenchester. I added the Marbles tang sight.

    It's in 22 Shorts Only, and is one of my favorites. Has taken several short-range tree rats that were intent on gnawing my wood deck.

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    IMG_2195.jpg



    IMG_2198.jpg



    That's a real gem.
     

    mmpsteve

    Real CZ's have a long barrel!!
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    ..... formerly near the Wild Turkey
    I've tried out too many since May of 2017 to list.
    I won't list everything I've had, but this is what I have left & have a hard time parting with:
    - 03-2019 - Dan Wesson 8", 54 oz, 6 rd (my favorite, nothing else compares), new front red optic (INGO/Tristan) (had a 4" DW earlier) (Never sell)
    (Once in a retirement trimming mode I sold all my .22 revolvers but kept this DW)
    - 05-2020 - SW 17-4, 6 rd, a true prize to shoot (INGO/Snorko)
    (had a couple other SW revolvers) Always wanted a SW 617 but found this older 17 luckily.
    - 07-2020 - Ruger Single-Six Hunter SS, 7" (Leopold scope) (2nd one) (Armslist)
    (only 2nd single six I've ever really enjoyed) A Ruger GP 100 was my favorite 22 revolver early on.
    (had many other single action revolvers brands and 3 other Ruger revolvers)
    - 09-2020 - Taurus Tracker 970 SS, 6" (2nd one: 1st had 4" barrel) (Armslist)
    - 05-2021 - Heritage Rough Rider 16", fiber optics (INGO/Zach) (bought $33 larger grips
    (can't believe how accurate this revolver is for an inexpensive SA)

    - 10-2018 - SW 41 (new internals, my most expensive) (INGO/Tristan) (never sell)
    - 02-2020 - S/W22A-1 Talo edition (INGO) (never been shot when bought & another prize to own)
    (I've had 4 other 22A-1)
    - 07-2021 - Browning Buckmark 10" Silhouette with 4 upgrades (INGO/Zach: found it on Armslist), shoots as good as the SW 41 (had 4 other Buckmarks) (never sell)
    - 09-2021 - Beretta M9-22 (INGO/Zack) w/3 mags & Hogue grips, don't know why I like this gun so much: the ultimate plinker, maybe.
    (had 2 other M9-22)
    - 09-2021 - SW Victory (Hoosier Topics?) w/scope, red dot, holster (plus $30 gas) (Zach/INGO found)
    (had 4 other Victory pistols) This was my first semi-auto I bought early on & I keep coming back to them.
    (I've had 5-6 of the Ruger Mark 3 & 4 series)

    - 10-2019 - RPR bolt, (with scope (INGO/Tristan) Don't need this bolt action rifle since the CZ 455 shoots better for me, but I just really like it.
    (my 2nd RPR & had other Ruger rifles)
    - 09-2020 - CZ 512 semi-auto, with scope (INGO??) My best .22 at 50 yds.
    - 07-2020 - Henry Pump (INGO/Bob/Rala) Don't need this rifle but it's so much fun.
    - 01-2021 - CZ 455 bolt, w/scope (INGO/Bob/Rala My best .22 at 100 yds. (never sell)
    (had a CZ 457 & a few Savage rifles)

    Holy cow doddg! You've been a busy man these last few years.

    I bet that Dan Wesson kicks like a mule huh? :)

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    doddg

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    Holy cow doddg! You've been a busy man these last few years.

    I bet that Dan Wesson kicks like a mule huh? :)
    And these are just the ones I kept after nearly 5 yrs. of searching through everything.
    I've had dozens more.

    Funny, your comment about the kick of the DW, haha!
    Even the .357 magnum Dan Wesson I had didn't kick.
    Imagine a 54 oz with only .22LR rounds: it is so blessed smooth to shoot.
    This is why when I first retired & thought I had to get down to the bare-bones, the DW was the only revolver I kept.

    After realizing retirement wasn't going to mean a minimal lifestyle I ended up indulging.
    - SW 17-4 b/c it was on the bucket list but I never paid the price to get one (my 2nd most expensive .22LR). I trusted Snorko so I wasn't worried about it being an older gun & not working perfectly.
    - Ruger Single-Six Target Hunter SS, 7" (Leopold scope) b/c I didn't have any Single-Six at the time & it being a SS with a longer barrel with indigenous rings for a scope & came with a righteous price.
    I just had to get it since I happened to have an extra EER scope for a handgun laying around. :dunno:
    - Taurus Tracker 970 SS, 6" b/c it was one I'd always wanted instead of the 4" barrel I had.
    I intended to sell it, but I enjoy it so much!
    - Heritage Rough Rider 16" b/c I just wanted to try it out then sell it, but with the optic sights I could actually see & I was so impressed with its accuracy w/o an optic.
    How do you sell a good shooting $200 gun bought from an INGO friend (Zachcz)?!! :rockwoot:
    I still don't like a Single-Six with the loading & emptying each round individually. :nono:
    But, when the two I have shoot so well for me, what is a person to do, haha!

    That was just the revolvers, I have my justifications for the semi-autos as well. :lmfao:
     
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