That is certainly different, and I'll bet it draws lookers at the range. 
Have several .22s, but this little gem. Not fancy, not valuable, but very special.
My F-i-L bought it 67 yrs ago. It had not been out of the closet in 50 yrs. He gave it to me, last month.
I tore it down, oil and dust extremely gunked up. Sanded the stock down and sprayed 3 coats of satin poly.
My F-i-L bought it 67 yrs ago. It had not been out of the closet in 50 yrs. He gave it to me, last month.
I tore it down, oil and dust extremely gunked up. Sanded the stock down and sprayed 3 coats of satin poly.
It is a Sear's; J. C. Higgins bolt action. Chrome bolt, chrome metal trigger guard, and extremely good wood.
Though a cheap .22, quite refreshing in this day of plastic and plain wood.
Shot it Saturday and standing, at 25 yrds, 8 shots on a playing card. Would equate to 8 squirrels in the pot.
From a rest, 5 shots, quarter size.
I can live with this and be very happy.
Beautiful wood on that rifle mightymouse.
Thanks, Dennis! In person, it is stunning. I am one happy man with this one.
Just adding a couple of pics of some of my 22s.
Zastava CZ99
Mossberg 44US
Zastava CZ99
Mossberg 44US
Nice work on the CZ99.
Thanks. There's some decent walnut hiding under that 10W30 finish.
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