I agree. I always favour my 1975 Winchester 290. I am also trying to restore my 1972 Remington 582. Almost done but still in search for a stock. Granted, they are not as old as some, but, still nothing like what they make now. These have a better feel and weight that all the new models.
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looks like ill be doing a resto on a Win model 60...Originally posted by Lone_GunmanAmerican stormed the beaches of Normandy, not Europeans. Americans invented the airplane, personal computer, telephone, radio, TV, GPS, the DVR, automatic transmission, laser, and f'ing bubble gum. EUROPEANS DIDN"T. So until you asshats start providing the world with more innovation than Americans do how about you STFU about us?Comment
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Now how can you go and say something like that without giving us some drool inducing pictures?!!?Comment
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I have a weakness for older .22s also. My Winchester 63 and Mossberg 152 are among the most accurate rimfires I've ever owned.I'm retired. That's right, retired. I don't want to hear about the cop who stopped you today or how you didn't think you should get a ticket. That just makes me grumpy!Comment
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I have 26 .22's many of them old. They are all favorites, but I was lucky enough to buy William Saroyan's Winchester .22 model 52 with the original Winchester scope on it; it still nails tacks at 50 yards. She's my favorite.Comment
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I have an old mid 50s JC Higgins bolt action single shot .22, my dad got it brand new (for $22) when he was 10 years old and he gave it to me around the same age, and now my son is 12 and he uses it. It's so damn simple and so accurate even with the crappy little iron sights it's got.Comment
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Just got a Stevens 14 1/2. Posted earlier. I was surprised at how accurate this little falling block is. At 25 yards (seated, elbows as rest), the holes were touching."Self-realization. I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"Comment
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Ancient meriden single shot rolling block trainer
winchester 1906 from 1914Comment
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I am talking to some of the guys on another thread here in the rimfire section under "22 day" about perhaps getting together for a 22 fun shoot here in the L.A. area when the weather cools a bit, maybe a Thursday afternoon (ranges tend to be crowded on weekends). Of course it would be fun to see those older 22s taken out for an airing.
Open to your thoughts.Comment
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I inherited a nice old magazine-fed bolt action Mossberg that was a former US Government training rifle. It has the original rear peep sight and the flip up front sights and is still accurate as heck! It's a very fun rifle and I enjoy shooting it.Comment
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