Nice collection of vintage 22 rifles. Whats missing?

[Hookeye]

If one is into lever guns, might as well toss in a Browning BL22

I rather like the old Sav/Anschutz stuff (had catalogs as a kid).
My 141 was nice.

 

[Smokegobbler]

Remington 572 Fieldmaster pump. Light weight if you can find one at a reasonable price.

 

[drillsgt]

A nice Marlin 781, 782, or 783

 

[Skullglide]

Nice I am a fan of vintage 22’s. Winchester 67 & 67A & mossberg 144LSB.

 

[Smokegobbler]

Remington 541 (T or S) becoming very collectable.

 

[jdub8301]

Marlin 39
Savage 23
Anschutz Junior Vermieter

 

[Slapstick]

If you're collecting classic .22's then a Savage 87A or 87B should be on the list, (minor changes between the 2). Known as the "clackity-clack" due the sound it makes when shooting, the bolt holds open until you release the trigger making the distinctive sound. It will shoot .22 lr in semi auto but you can manually cycle .22 short and longs then lock the bolt closed to fire.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

If you're collecting classic .22's then a Savage 87A or 87B should be on the list, (minor changes between the 2). Known as the "clackity-clack" due the sound it makes when shooting, the bolt holds open until you release the trigger making the distinctive sound. It will shoot .22 lr in semi auto but you can manually cycle .22 short and longs then lock the bolt closed to fire.

They were also called "gill rifles" because of the "vents" on the side of the receiver opposite the ejection port. I don't know if Savage made them all, but I have a High Standard "Sport King" version.

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[mmpsteve]

They were also called "gill rifles" because of the "vents" on the side of the receiver opposite the ejection port. I don't know if Savage made them all, but I have a High Standard "Sport King" version.

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I have the High Standard Carbine version, complete with curved brass buttplate and brass trigger guard. Very cool rifles, and the action is 'unique'. Wish I could make the trigger better, because it's quite accurate.

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[DoggyDaddy]

I have the High Standard Carbine version, complete with curved brass buttplate and brass trigger guard. Very cool rifles, and the action is 'unique'. Wish I could make the trigger better, because it's quite accurate.

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They are neat old guns. I've switched out the scope since I took the pic. I wanted something of about the same vintage, but that one sucked really bad! Now it's got an old Weaver K-4 on it.

 

[Smokegobbler]

Winchester 52B Fajen.

 

[Cardsfan29315]

Very nice collection. I’d say a Marlin 57 lever action.

 

[01deuce]

If you're collecting classic .22's then a Savage 87A or 87B should be on the list, (minor changes between the 2). Known as the "clackity-clack" due the sound it makes when shooting, the bolt holds open until you release the trigger making the distinctive sound. It will shoot .22 lr in semi auto but you can manually cycle .22 short and longs then lock the bolt closed to fire.

Mine is pre WWII.Great squirrel gun

 

[abeguzmanmarine]

I saw a Winchester model 61 to go along my 62 at the crown point show. Guy wanted $1400. Seemed too high to even make an offer.

 

[henry0reilly]

I can't think of a single variety of rifle that hasn't already been suggested by someone else. How about a Ruger Single Six companion pistol?

 

[bcannon]

I see you like bolts too so some I havnt seen mentioned

Remington nylon 76
Remington model 37
Remington 513t
Winchester 1885 low wall or high wall winder musket
BSA Martini International mk 1-3
Remington 40X, XB, XC
Marlin model 10, 20
BRNO model 1, 2, and 581
Remington 541X, T, & S

Let me wake up some more and I can probably think of a few more.

 

[bcannon]

Thought of a few more

Remington model 12
Winchester model 06, model 1873, model 90
Marlin model 1897

Ill keep knocking the cobwebs off my brain and hopefully come up with a few more.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Oooooh! BCannon beat me to it! The Marlin 1897 centennial! Coolest lever 22 ever!
Winchester model 55 is definitely unique, and it is a laser.