How about a Oldies Rimfire photo/whatcha got thread? Here is one of mine.

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The Serial Number is 245,XXX so that puts it at or close to the last year of production 1939.

I wanted to teach kids with it but was concerned about them letting go of the hammer while pulling it back. After some testing, I don't think it will fire unless pulled all the way back and trigger engaged.

A time or two, I've thought about dropping it off at Dustin's for a thread job.


I have three or four of the single shots that has the charging handle at the rear. Never a problem with the kids. Some of them don't have the strength yet and we have to help them, but that is just part of the fun for me. I like these old 22's!!
 

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Here is my contribution to the Golden Oldies.

1949 Savage 6A and 1950 Stevens 87A

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Ive got a mdl 41 remmy. No SN, only a date code. Midway thru 1936 Remington started putting SNs on mdl 41s. So mine is one of the earlier ones. Ill post a pic when im home. Itsa a good shooting .22, good wood, good rifleing, bluing has turned brown.

Its my go to pest killer.
 

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I had my dad's s&r bolt with a 7 shot detachable that was mint. Loaned it to my uncle in Edmond for skunk control, his house got broken into and it got lifted.
 

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