Who doesn't love classic pump action rimfire rifles?
These days that's where I spend most of my shooting time at .
These days that's where I spend most of my shooting time at .
Classic pump action .22 rifles
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Pat C.
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After Colt's, slide action .22s are my favorite guns. They usually get shot the most too.
Here's one you don't see too often. A BSA from the 20s.
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A Rossi 62 carbine.
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Browning Trombone
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Colt Lightning from 1902
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Winchester 1906s. 1911 and an Expert model from 1920
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Marlins
Model 38s
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Model 37
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Model 29N
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Here's one you don't see too often. A BSA from the 20s.
A Rossi 62 carbine.
Browning Trombone
Colt Lightning from 1902
Winchester 1906s. 1911 and an Expert model from 1920
Marlins
Model 38s
Model 37
Model 29N
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I have two of these Win M1890's, and being early guns, they are in 22 Short. A fun gun to shoot, and it holds about 20 rounds.
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Although some will scorn the condition, this is a very rare one! Again, a 22 Short.
SN 45401 SHIPPED NOV 11, 1896. HAS CHEQ FANCY WALNUT DELUXE PG (895 KNOWN), STYLE #8 FACTORY ENGRAVED (BY JOHN ULRICH) W/STANDING DEER PANELS ON BOTH SIDES OF FRAME (ONLY 29 KNOWN ENGRAVED!), ENGRAVED NICKELED SWISS BUTTPLATE (ONLY 18 KNOWN), BEACH FRONT SIGHT, FIXED REAR SIGHT, MID-RANGE SIGHT (ONLY 3003 W/SPCL SIGHTS).
(PROD FIGURES BASED ON SURVIVING RECORDS UP TO SN 329,999).
The bore is AWFUL, but I don't plan on shooting it!
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That is a rare bird ,honestly I tend to migrate towards well used old rifles that might have a story to tell.
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You just checked every box plus a few I gorgot about.Mossberg Premier and Model M
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Savage 1903s
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Winchester 61. Late with grooved receiver.
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Savage 1925
Remmington 572 light weight, crow wing black.
Winchester 61. First year, 1932.
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Winchester 62
Remington 572
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Me too. That is a family gun, and I recall shooting ratshot thru it at barn mice. Of course, one shell at a time in this 22 short.
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Do I spy a savage 29?
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Jim
It's time or some "modern" pics
Mike, I thought I had some newer pics of this fancy M1890. But these appear to be old black & whites. I need to replace a broken trigger in that gun, and plan to re-photo then. Thanks, JimJim
It's time or some "modern" pics
YOU KNOW WHAT? These pictures were taken by George Madis in about 1970.
Here is that gun (#45401), and the consecutive serial number (#45402), as taken together. The #45402 was owned by a doctor in Dallas. His has the smaller Lyman tang sight.
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Yes , First year production with a mirror bore and its a shooter too.Easily one of the best shooting .22 I have.
Shot this group at 25 yards sitting barrel resting across an old saw horse with Rem target.
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Not a Taurus but an Interarms 62 octagon barrel with lyman tang peep. Purchased in early 90's
Not a Winchester by any means,but it is a shooter .1000's of rounds through it.
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I’ve always had a weak spot for pump rimfires.
A couple semi-deluxe and deluxe 1890s in various calibers, and some 61s in s,l,lr / 22 Mag / and a “For Shot Only”
I also have a half nickel 1890 in 22 short that I believe to be a legitimate gallery gun, but that one doesn’t fit in the cabinet.
And a savage 29-S for good measure:
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It is a rare day to see 5 pistol gripped M1890's in one picture! Send side views if you can. Would love to see them.
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