C&R Magazine-Fed Semi-auto .22 Rifles?

[I Swan]

Only in the case of that Unique. Open bolt gun, y'know!

I don't think the Unique is open bolt. The Gevarm is.

[smle-man]

I had a French Unique brand .22 semi auto that was magazine fed. It was from the 50s and resembled a scaled down Winchester 1907.

This is what I had. I didn't know about the bolt hold open feature on the safety!

https://www.americanrifleman.org/content/unique-x-51-rifle/

[bigbossman]

I'm surprised no one mentioned the Remington Nylon 66.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

I'm surprised no one mentioned the Remington Nylon 66.

I don't think the Nylon 66 was offered with a detachable magazine.

The Nylon 77 was and the earliest versions started turning C&R this year.

[Bainter1212]

Yes the Nylon 77 is the mag fed version. I had one and then sold it.

[General Kronstadt]

M1969 Romanian trainers. I have two and they're very accurate.

I absolutely love mine. It's great. It was one year too young for c&r, but I still love it.

[dfletcher]

I recently saw a new to me magazine-fed Winchester 77 which has me tempted.



However, that's got me thinking now. What are other C&R eligible magazine fed semi-auto .22 rifles options out there outside of early Ruger 10/22 models?

I see old bolt action and tube fed .22s all the time, but I haven't noticed any old magazine fed ones before.

I have the Winchester 490, their version of a rimfire Model 100. Pretty sure it's C&R eligible by now. I like the 77 also and they always seem priced right.

I'd like to grab an H&R Leatherneck.

[Quiet]

C&R Magazine-Fed Semi-auto .22 Rifles?

However, that's got me thinking now. What are other C&R eligible magazine fed semi-auto .22 rifles options out there outside of early Ruger 10/22 models?

I see old bolt action and tube fed .22s all the time, but I haven't noticed any old magazine fed ones before.

The 1950-1960s era Beretta Olimpia are C&R.
^They were made from the 1950s to the 1980s.

They are a .22LR semi-auto rifle that could be switched to bolt-action and it utilized (5 round & 10 round) detachable magazines.

[TheLD]

I have the Winchester 490, their version of a rimfire Model 100. Pretty sure it's C&R eligible by now. I like the 77 also and they always seem priced right.

I'd like to grab an H&R Leatherneck.

That's funny, I've mistaked the Model 100 for a Ruger 10/22 from afar in the past so it's fitting that there's a rimfire version.

I went back for the 77 and unfortunately someone else snagged it

The Leatherneck looks cool, I'll keep an eye out for it.

The 1950-1960s era Beretta Olimpia are C&R.
^They were made from the 1950s to the 1980s.

They are a .22LR semi-auto rifle that could be switched to bolt-action and it utilized (5 round & 10 round) detachable magazines.

Oooooh, that's neat.

[otteray]

I have a Glenfield Model 75 that a Marlin Model 99 M1 handguard fits on with a slight bit of fitting. it looks almost like a baby M1 Carbine after adding the Tech Sights aperture sight!