The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

This would be too cool if I could swing it. A Savage-Springfield model 120 single shot in .22 cal rifle. Just like my first rifle! I know now it wasn't new when I got it for Christmas 1973. But I loved that gun.

There's one here:
http://www.armslist.com/posts/2385538/j ... e-shot--22
Refinished, but he wants to trade it for a Mosin.

I know I have several or more Stevens .22's, but I don't think I have that exact model.

I was at a pawn shop with a ton of those old single shot .22's for around $100 or less.. I'm sure the same model was marketed under different companies, as that seems to have been the norm back then..

One thing I remember most is o hit anything I could see. I got pretty good at holding round D's in my mouth for a single shot version of rapid reload.
Sad part is I have no idea what happened to it. Parents may have sold it after I went in the Navy.

The topic title reminds me of Buddy,

good song!!

The day the music died........not just a song title.

F***in little airplanes in bad weather, why not just down a whole bottle of pills, it would have been easier. The Big Bopper was just riding the wave, but Buddy, and Ritchie, they would have stuck around for the long haul.

yeah, I bet they would have rather faded away instead of being martyred.

The Buddy Holly Story,

I've seen that movie several times.

It is amazing how a post titled "oh boy" brings us back to our youth. Al tho we lost Buddy, Richie and the Big Bopper back then, they were still some great times.

in that clip, Gary Busey actually looks ..............normal!

Ironnewt wrote:in that clip, Gary Busey actually looks ..............normal!

For maybe the one and only time in his life