New with a lot of .22lr

[ratranger]

Your right it's a 75c, I'm just so used to calling it a 60 I forgot to look. The glenfield got sold a while back so I can't verify on it.

 

[ratranger]

Here's the ones added since that picture was taken.
Left to right: marlin papoose
Savage model 72
Remington speedmaster
Marlin model 99 m1
Remington 512
M&P 22
And at the bottom a charter arms ar7

 

[Catt57]

Your right it's a 75c, I'm just so used to calling it a 60 I forgot to look. The glenfield got sold a while back so I can't verify on it.

Ah ha! That puts me at 5 for 7. Not to bad if I say so myself. That was fun. I'll have to post mine up one day and see how many people can guess.

 

[Catt57]

Here's the ones added since that picture was taken.
Left to right: marlin papoose
Savage model 72
Remington speedmaster
Marlin model 99 m1
Remington 512
M&P 22
And at the bottom a charter arms ar7View attachment 346731

I have a Papoose just like that. Do you have the bag too? That 99M1 is nice looking and with the original rear sight!! Those are worth as much as the rifle.

 

[ratranger]

I have a Papoose just like that. Do you have the bag too? That 99M1 is nice looking and with the original rear sight!! Those are worth as much as the rifle.

Yep, I do have the bag for it.

My dad actually gave me the 99m1 for christmas 2 years ago.

 

[ratranger]

Ah ha! That puts me at 5 for 7. Not to bad if I say so myself. That was fun. I'll have to post mine up one day and see how many people can guess.

.22's are fun little rifles. Plus you can pick up oddballs for under $200 a lot of the time. I got a good deal on the calico at $300 with 2 mags.

 

[Roadking Larry]

I kind of regret not picking up a Calico when they were available. I was in a "I only buy practical guns" phase at the time.

EDIT: Seems they are still in production - Calico Firearms · Products

 

[ratranger]

Yeah, I bought mine probably 6 years ago. I looked for a while because I didn't want to spend $500+. I found it on gun broker, put a minimum bid on it and amazingly no one else bid.

 

[Catt57]

.22's are fun little rifles. Plus you can pick up oddballs for under $200 a lot of the time. I got a good deal on the calico at $300 with 2 mags.

Not bad for the Calico.

I have so many I lost count around 35 .22 rifles.

Oldest, and most obscure is a Peiper Bayard Boy's Rifle from the 1920's in excellent condition.
My favorites are my full set of Stevens models 83-87 rifles, an Ithaca 72, Savage 29B, Winchester 62A, and the (modern) Winchester Wildcat.
I also have some of the other ones you pictured, A Winchester 74, several Model 60's, the Papoose w/red bag, and 3 Glenfield 75's.

And about a dozen different Savage 6 / Stevens/Springfield 87A.

(This isn't all of them)

 

[ratranger]

"You can tell which pistol is the wife's."

My wife also likes wood gripped revolvers

Funny enough my grandfather gave that revolver to my wife, and my dad gave her the ruger mk2. The ruger's original grips were in bad shape and the wife wanted pink.