Collection of .22s

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Collection of .22s

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This is my small collection of .22sImage
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Nice collection! :vcool:

The one in the middle looks kinda like my Western Field, only in nicer shape.
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It's a Mossburg 46 MB shoots real good.
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Nice collection buckhead :thumbsup: What is the laminate stocked rifle on the far right and the second rifle to the right what are we seeing there?
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etprescottazusa91 wrote:Nice collection buckhead :thumbsup: What is the laminate stocked rifle on the far right and the second rifle to the right what are we seeing there?


It's a Marlin 882 L .22 magnum It is a sweet and accurate gun.
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:vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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Very nice collection. Whats that single action revolver?

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desert drifter wrote:Very nice collection. Whats that single action revolver?

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Colt Frontier scout, sweet shooter :thumbsup:
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I man I knew years back had one, I never found out what happened to it after he passed, his son claims he doesn't know who got it. It was a fun shooter.
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The second rifle from the right is my first ever.
It is a Winchester mod. 67a single shot. I gave it to my
grand son for his 17th. Birthday but for now it is still
in my safe. he love to shoot it at 150 yds. and is good at it.
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:vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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