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CMIKES · 10-28-2009, 03:23 PM

I see no one has posted here yet, so I'll start. Whats your favorite 22 to shoot. Eveybody owns one, or several, and they are the least expensive to shoot often. I myself love my Henry Golden Boy, but I'm a lever gun fan. My wife loves her Ruger 10/22, and with 25 round mags. who wouldn't? My personal favorite is my Remington Sportmaster that my Dad gave me. He got it as a 16th birthday present in 1953. Its bolt action, tube fed and shoots shorts, longs and long rifles, and will drive tacks at 25 yards. He's gone now but the memories last forever. Let us know about your favorite.

number_seven · 10-28-2009, 08:59 PM

My favorite 22 is the Browing semi auto 22 it is very easy to hit the target with it and it is a joy to shoot, but my remington nylon 66 semiauto 22 is almost as must fun to shoot as the browning 22 and its is a tack driver, and its only 4 Lbs. in weight. lol im a newbie to the site but im gun crazy and im looking forward to discussing guns and getting to know all the orther member,s

***alleydude*** · 10-29-2009, 06:34 AM

(10-28-2009 08:59 PM)number_seven Wrote: My favorite 22 is the Browing semi auto 22 it is very easy to hit the target with it and it is a joy to shoot, but my remington nylon 66 semiauto 22 is almost as must fun to shoot as the browning 22 and its is a tack driver, and its only 4 Lbs. in weight. lol im a newbie to the site but im gun crazy and im looking forward to discussing guns and getting to know all the orther member,s

As for 22's I am a bolt action fan. My Marlin 925 is a blast to shoot. If I were going semi-auto, then the Marlin Model 60 is a close second.

Delbert · 10-29-2009, 04:07 PM

The only 22's I've ever owned is Ruger, and I still have the first one I ever bought back in 1971 for $49. I have some Ruger's that are stock and others that are full custom target.
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gnepig · 11-07-2009, 02:53 PM

My all time favorite would have to be the one I had as a kid. My uncle and I would shoot a couple of holes into a tree and then poke the empty shell caseings into the holes. We'd set up across the yard and shoot the ends of the cases. It was a sweet little rifle, I think it was a Marlin, it had a squarel carved into the stock and was a semi-auto...

Right now it would have to be my Model 60.

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