I had the tikka t1x 17hmr - brilliant rifle - .75 moa at 100m even with a muppet like me behind it. When I wanted a .22 Ir I obviously considered the tikka again but CZ had just brought out the 457. I saw it and was smitten so the 20” varmint version is on my cabinet. It was like a precision rifle right out of the box and, on top of that, it’s a thing of real beauty. The sort of rifle you pick up and run through your hands just to feel the quality. Ever since it has been my bunny basher taking them out, like clockwork, out to 104m. Forget the expense, it’s a rifle you’ll never regret pulling out of the cabinet for any reason, even cleaning it.
@johnleake7083 жыл бұрын
My favorite 22 is an Anschutz 1416 which is more accurate that I am standing, and is lots of fun off the bench. I have a Vortex Strike Eagle 2-6 on it, works great 22's are great practice and lots cheaper to shoot than centerfires
@carolkmc28553 жыл бұрын
Great video! I love your collection and your appreciation for old quality guns. I just acquired a new CZ 457 Trainer with those same sights and it is the most comfortable rifle I ever held. God bless!
@nephisilver30514 жыл бұрын
I love shooting 22 long rifles they're affordable. And if you're good with the 22 you're good with any Centerfire it's just that simple.. God bless never give up never surrender
@Browndogdiesel4 жыл бұрын
Agree with you 100% on wooden stocks. There’s just something about the classic look of a timber gun stock. Although I do Also love the combination of nice timber and a stainless barrel. Awesome collection you have there!
@painterpow94948 жыл бұрын
I agree wood and blued have multiple 22s love the old stuff have cz452 with 28inch barrel crazy accurate
@christinamoneyhan56887 жыл бұрын
Great review on your collection. Can't tell you how much small game fell to my Marlin Glenfield 25 I bought in 1969 for 25$ Like you said very often overlooked. Thank you for not bouncing on the bed.
@andymeredith69214 жыл бұрын
Thanks for an informative no BS video, I’ve recently joined a gun club and am currently looking to buy my first .22 and like you I much prefer wood over synthetic any day , keep them coming 👍
@artsmith1033 жыл бұрын
Savage Mark II TR is black wood stock with nice bolt, Weaver bases, fluted medium heavy 22" barrel, ~$350, very accurate. Almost a CZ, ~$100 cheaper.
@mikehoward82014 жыл бұрын
I got a Marlin Model 6060, 1978 special derivative of the Model 60....Centennial Special, badged OK 1878-1978, 100 year company anniversary, walnut stock with squirrel embossed grip and oak leaf forearm. Love it! Found it recently at a pawn shop with a crappy 4x Tasco scope for $175, so they are still out there!
@strikerfired62424 жыл бұрын
Great video! Nice collection. I have a CZ 512 and love it. Super accurate and well made.
@58efd6 жыл бұрын
Nice video, all great guns. My first, Mossberg model 142A, wooden flip down fore-stalk, bolt action. Shot a million rounds through it as a kid. Still works great. I now have: Henry GB, H&R Sportster 250, Marlin Glenfield & a Marlin Model 60, Mossberg 142A & a 42M-C, Ruger 10-22, Savage Stevens 62 & a Stevens 66C and a Squires Bingham Model 20. Love 'em all!
@josephbolz45505 жыл бұрын
I have a cz-452 with the full length stock. I love the european comb on those stocks. Fits like a glove. You can buy an iron mag for yours too.
@chapiit087 жыл бұрын
The CZ is actually derived from a Mauser design from the 30's and is nothing but a micro-Mauser action, complete with ruptured case vent hole. I own three of these, an old Model 1 and two ZKM452 in .22LR and .22WMR, they are excellent shooters and a beauty to behold. Another excellent rifle that you can find at an affordable price and that is worth owning is the Serbian made Zastava MP22 also known as the CZ99. Just like you I love to get my hands on blued steel and wood rifles that I can restore to almost like new condition. IMO the feeling of walking the woods holding a nice, traditional .22 is hard to replicate. I hope your collection will keep on growing for years of enjoyment.
@twolak1972 Жыл бұрын
One of the nicest 22,s I've ever owned was a little Marlin 25N SS . That gun shot like nothing I had ever seen .Cant even remember how many trips to the squirrel woods I had with that gun and 7 shells in my pocket more often than not coming home with no shells and 7 squirrels. For some reason I sold it but while kicking myself in the ass came across a brand spanking new 541 T which I still have. The accuracy of the 541 quickly made me forget about the 25N but I still have fond memories of that little tack driver.
@codymayrer50593 жыл бұрын
The Weatherby Mark XXII and my CZ 457 Premium are my favorites. If you haven't checked them out they are well worth adding to you .22 collection.
@pemtax5573 жыл бұрын
From one .22 Marlin fan to another ... my biggest problem is which ones to take to the range with me. I love all of mine. Like you, my very first gun was a Marlin, it was a Glenfield Model 10 from the late sixties. I've had it over 50 years now. Great video ... cheers!!
@geradebowden32937 жыл бұрын
I enjoyed seeing your collection, thanks for sharing.
@donalfinn42054 жыл бұрын
CZ 457 Royal for me. Beautiful to look at and accurate as hell!
@miresly7777775 жыл бұрын
Very sweet collection you have there. I myself am starting one I appreciate walnut old school rifles. 💗
@Tensioner5 жыл бұрын
I like the plastic mags in my CZ (have metal too). If you get a little sloppy out there, they don't scratch the stock. 455 fs, it's a tack driver too.
@samhaveaguess42847 жыл бұрын
I'm with you 100% !!! wood stocks and blued barrels !!! Nothing nicer !!! I also agree 100% on the cz !! I have the American with walnut stock and I also got it in a 3 barrel kit because in case you didn't realize you can swap out the barrel to 22 magnum or 17 hmr so you essentially get 3 guns in one witch was the first preference for me in buying it !!! then found out how well it really shoots !!! Anouther tip is if you don't like the plastic magazine you can get the 452 magazine and use it as it's metal! !! But like you pointed out no real point !!! 22 for me is the best bang for you $$$
@kellyklaask7su9907 жыл бұрын
I have to admit...I have several 22's with rubber type stocks but I also have wood stocks. I like them all. I love to shoot them and change them around a bit. 22lr is a very under-rated caliber but in a pinch it's one of the best you can own. You can have 1000's of rounds of ammo and they will all fit in a small area compared to the larger calibers. They are also reliable to distances much farther than 100 yards. 22's are just good all-around guns for lots of applications and lots of fun. Thanks for the video!
@700Strat7 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the hard work and for sharing with us. Keep up the good work! I have and Love CZ. I am a Fan boy of 22lr and have become the Amelda Marcos of 22s'
@larrysanxter6343 Жыл бұрын
Excellent collection sir. I too love walnut stocks. I value Marlins and Rugers. My Ruger 1022 is a birch laminate with a grey/black finish and an International/Manlicher stock. My Marlin is a circa late 1980's 39A with walnut stock and is a tack driver. The .22 is so fun to shoot and will not break the bank.
@tombeyer3752 жыл бұрын
As a young teenager, Kmart had a Marlin/Glenfield Model 60 with a 4x scope blue light specialed for $40.00. I bought it and was never able to get it to stop jamming, no matter what ammmo I fed it. "Stovepipe City".
@davidorpwood84334 жыл бұрын
I had a Mossburg .22 with a 18 shoot tube mag .1970 when I was 16 .
@jpb12310004 жыл бұрын
That 25 you redid is BEAUTIFUL!!!
@jamesfredrick6123 жыл бұрын
- Bangalore
@rickmanley7673 жыл бұрын
I agree, that is sweet!
@jimeckenrode12712 жыл бұрын
you were 100% correct about the old Mossbergs.
@waltflansburg56084 жыл бұрын
The CZ you have has a Turkish walnut stock. That’s how they come from CZ. I love my CZ455 American combo, 22 & 17hmr, I recently purchased the 22wmr barrel so it’s 3 guns in one. You have a very nice selection of quality 22’s. I would be proud to have that collection, too!
@timbingen47728 жыл бұрын
I'm 64, and have been shooting .22 rifles since age 8. Cheaper ammo, lots of target shooting, and busting a gopher or two. Can't afford to be plinking with my larger calibers.
@takayama16386 жыл бұрын
Amen Tim. I love to shoot and can afford to with my .22s. Think about it: .357, etc., Bam = a dollar, Bam, a dollar. Maybe not every shot, but it get to be real money for me after a while!
@nickdipaolofan59486 жыл бұрын
My family all gets together on thanksgiving and we shoot the day before the Turkey day. All of my brothers pull out their ARs and AKs and Glocks and semi shotguns. They used to tease me when I bring out my Belgium Browning SA 22, Colt Woodsman, and other .22s. Now they all love my old .22s and they all gasp when I tell them I spent less than $20 in ammo for an entire day of shooting! They don't laugh anymore.
@Tensioner5 жыл бұрын
Yupper
@rzarco01 Жыл бұрын
There are lots of advantages to owning a .22lr. My favorite rifle is a CZ 457 Scout rifle. it is a tiny gun at only about 32 inches overall length, but then I am only 5'5" tall and so it fits me perfectly. It is a quality bolt action .22lr that can accept a 5 or 10rd. magazine, which makes it more suitable for a mature shooter than a Cricket or Rascal. Ammunition is not expensive, recoil is not violent enough to damage the scope, and the gun is welcome at more gun ranges (at least in my neck of the woods) than guns of larger or more powerful calibers.
@nicholecrouch3115 жыл бұрын
I have a 1977 glenfield model 60 from Marlin and love it to death over any of my new model rifles. I like the look of that Mossberg bro I also have a 10/22 but always find myself grabbing the 60, it is more of a traditional style which I am all about myself over the "tacticool" looks, but most of my guns were given to me by my pawpaw who had went to be with the Lord earlier this year... I have a Taurus PT 1911 in 45acp that I carry daily, my model 60 he gave me for plinking and small game, a Stevens "sweet 16" 16 gauge double barrel break over that my friends call the dove slayer, and my trusted Winchester model 94 in 30-30, with the Bushnell scope pawpaw dialed in when we used to deer hunt he's got quite a few bucks with it and I have brought down 2 this last season with my Remington 30-06 is my other big game killer but that old 94 paw paw taught me how to get proficient with it by shooting rocks with tye wadcutters he always had and turned them to dust at 100+ yards unfortunately he's no longer with me...he was my best hunting buddy since i was 13 and I'm 32 now... it won't ever be the same hunting deer without pawpaw but I know he would kick my ass if i don't go get another buck with the 94 he left me his Ruger Blackhawk .357 as my new backup that I'll never forget he always had on his side when we'd hit the fields when I was a kid...my first hog hunt I quickly figured out why he had a close range backup lol, when a boar came roaring out of some nearby brush and treed me my buddies all had 357's and 44's on their hips along with the rifles I had my 30-06 and that was it, my best friend came out of nowhere and shot that hog 3 times with his 44 to the head before he finally dropped that beast it was fun and I'll always remember my paw paw when hunting and teaching my son how to hunt like paw paw taught me...sorry I got off subject the 22 is what he started me on, taught me to shoot and took me squirrel hunting and taught me anything i point a firearm at and shoot I can't ever take that bullet back, and we ate squirrel for dinner that night also learning you eat what you kill...he was a Korean war veteran and the wisest man I've ever known... I hooe anyone who has taken the time to read all this has had someone that influenced their love of firearms and hunting...hope y'all all stay safe and shoot straight in your hunting and target shooting
@therattyfire54684 жыл бұрын
What a fantastic story, it's really good to hear from someone who was so inspired by someone close to them and who obviously misses them a lot. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, best wishes from Northern Ireland 🇬🇧... Billy.
@markmaslinski47714 жыл бұрын
Great video and great collection man.... compliments. I just got my new Marlin model 60 SS.... haven’t fired it yet. Can’t wait
@ritesideofthefence58576 жыл бұрын
Walnut and rust blue. Good for you. I love em. Can’t hardly get out of a GS without grabbing and .22 .
@FAA-DPE5 жыл бұрын
Why do I seem to be the only person on the face of the planet that owns or even knows about the Browning 22 semi auto take down. Finest rifle ever made most people don't even know it exists.it's still for sale but I never even see it mentioned in these videos
@paulmoss79405 жыл бұрын
Yeah man,they are great.I had a couple. One belgium short only,one wheel sight gun. Both cool. What holds them back is cost for the working man and the not convenient scope mounting. The cantilever is the best way but takes away from the clean looks of this sweet rifle. Still love em.
@TheToolBoxWhisperer Жыл бұрын
I love .22s pistols, rifles, and derringers. It is a great round.
@badbilly60 Жыл бұрын
i like compact 22 rifles,so i got a cz 457 scout,what is really cool about cz is they are modular,i bought a 22 mag barrel,very easy change holds accuracy very well,real quality 22s, good vid.thanks
@machinehaus48705 жыл бұрын
I own just about every cal. under the sun. I love to reload ammo for every one! guess what guns i spent the most time shooting? Rim fire rifles!!!! Probable because it reminds me of my child hood and taking my bolt action single shot remington out and plinking with it! There are tons of old .22 rifles at the pawn shops/yard sales swap meets that you can pick up dirt cheap. keep up the good vids!
@jpdangit6 жыл бұрын
Anyone who doesn't have a classic .22 rifle is missing out. Simple, fun, and cheap to shoot, I never get tired of them.
@donjayh7 жыл бұрын
Great video! Lots of good info as well as a watchable presentation.
@Keystoneexperience3 жыл бұрын
Just picked up the CZ 457 Trainer and I love it! Thanks for the review.
@louiswarmoth73544 жыл бұрын
I’d like to ask a question of nobody in particular. I used to have a .22 Hornet many years ago and thought it was one of the sweetest shooting .22 variants ever. I never see any mention of the Hornet in any of the many, many gun videos I watch. What happened to that sweet, hot variant of the .22 ? Did it fall out of favor for some reason ? I enjoyed this video. I, too, love shooting .22’s and have owned many over the years. I’m 75 now and the old eyes focus different than they used to so I don’t shoot much any more. However I recently bought a new Rossi RS-22 because I am of short stature and have short arms so the carbine size suited me well. I also like the sights. The fiber optic rods of two colors are easier for these old eyes to utilize and focus on. 4 lbs ain’t so bad either. I appreciate any comments anyone cares to make about the .22 Hornet.
@ioccatonyz14 жыл бұрын
The price of ammo is most likely the largest factor with those Hornets. .22LR performs well for the price. Someday I might find me a Hornet shooter...
@chrismoody13425 жыл бұрын
My father recently passed away. I inherited his Mossberg 151m SemiAuto 22lr (Mannlicher stock). Dated somewhere late in the 40’s. This was the first rifle I learned on at about 10 years of age. That baby can drive a tack at 50 yards. Had it stripped down and gave it a through clean and lube just the other day. Picked me up 1100 rounds and can’t wait to send some lead down range.
I agree. .22lr is a fantastic caliber. I love my CZ 455 american, and 10/22. Nice collection you have there.
@user-m27epza1 Жыл бұрын
Good video! I love 22 rifles. My first one was an old Springfield single shot given to me by my grandfather when I was 12 years old. Good memories squirrel hunting!
@nephisilver30514 жыл бұрын
I love wood and steel guns also we all do.. Black rifles are overrated I want my gun to look like artwork.
@johnbailey20344 жыл бұрын
I like the ruger 10/22 break down models. You can buy all kinds of stuff for the. CZ makes som nice guns also . I have a old Henry 22 pump its ok .
@jmartin90592 жыл бұрын
*IF YOU STILL ENJOY RE-FINISHING your wood. CONSIDER LINSEED OIL base coats & PINE TAR top coats. Pine Tar Top coat can be blended with Linseed oil and Bee's Wax for ease of application... "HUBERD'S SHOE GREASE" is a Pine Tar and Bee's Wax blend that makes an excellent wood penetrating, wood preservative, 'top coat'. ADDING HEAT OR FIRE when applying.. might darken the wood.*
@die_castt84802 жыл бұрын
Yes I love wood stocks I am 15 and was talking to my dad about buying a ruler 10/22 and he started telling me about the upgrades yes I like some tactical looking at builds but I like a majority of guns with woodstocks
@paisleyprince52802 жыл бұрын
I do wish my "modern" 22s had traditional wooden stocks. Aftermarket ones are available sometimes but they cost more than the gun. Brown paint helps a little but it's just not the same.
@sprofitt7774 жыл бұрын
I am a .22 Rifle fan too. My first gun was a Marlin 25 (which preceded the 25N), still have it today. I also have a Remington 597 and a Henry lever action.
@brianquery41697 жыл бұрын
Nice collection ! My Marlin model 60 is my favorite plinker
@larrykool86378 жыл бұрын
I purchased a new Glenfield (Marlin) model 20 at a local drug store for $33 with a scope on it. Even back in the day, they were inexpensive guns. However, there was (and is) no better value out there. Incredibly reliable and accurate and built to last a lifetime. Mine will be handed down to my children and I'm sure, they will also last their lifetimes.
@darkhollow51678 жыл бұрын
I agree, for a bargain on a reliable accurate .22 it's hard to beat the Marlins or Glenfields. Glad you enjoy yours too.
@refaiabdeen59434 жыл бұрын
Cheers Mate!
@edwardweiszbeck16497 жыл бұрын
I agree. 22s are the best value out there. The old school ones are of the same grade quality as the old big bore Guns but at a fraction of the cost. They are made of the high quality forged and milled parts and are hand fitted at the factory by the same craftsmen on the production line as they did the bigger bore firearms. I shouldn't be putting this into print even cuz I don't want the secret to get out as it might drive the market value prices up... and I'm still collecting. Thanks for the great video. The lighting in your bedroom is fine. It still shows the colors and bluing quality of each gun. well done and bravo for appreciating the secret of old school .22s
@user-kk3dq3xw9g6 жыл бұрын
I love the 22 rim fire and own several rifles and pistols in this caliber, one of which is a marlin model 25N which is a nice gun for the money.
@keithfreeman52046 жыл бұрын
I have a 581s Remington. I added a 1 1/2 in spacer on the butt, I have fairly long arms. Free floaded the barrel and glassed in the action. At 50 yards 5 shots all holes touching, about the size of your thumb nail. At a 100 yards smaller than 1 inch. The last thing that I have done was to put in a trigger travel stop. You don't even feel the trigger move. After ammo tests my rifle seems to like Armscore., next up would have to be the Federal Auto Match, and the Aguila, Rifle Match. With a .22, my main reason is simply to feed myself if the SHTF. In the self defense role and a 24 inch barrel at close range it will do in a pinch.
@magnificentbastard23117 жыл бұрын
nice collection ! Wood and bluing is the only way to go ! I love marlin as well , also have a soft spot for Henry rifles..but by far my favorite rifle I own is the CZ 452 ..if there ever was a .22 sniper rifle , CZ makes it . Perfect rifles
@darkhollow51677 жыл бұрын
Thanks, sounds like you have a nice collection as well. Yea CZ makes one heck of a .22lr. I have heard about them on the web, but until holding one, owning it and shooting it. I have not found anything that comes close for the money.
@pareloader59894 жыл бұрын
Great video. I still have my marlin/glenfield model 20 that my dad bought for me when I was about 12. I put thousands of rounds through that gun over the years. I am 49 years old now and that gun has never failed me. I just took the model 20 out of the safe the other day to just run a couple of patches down the bore. This gun is in mint shape. Not quite sure how I kept it in such great condition, especially when I was a young kid with a pocket full of rounds tramping through the woods. Anyway I love Marlins and just recently added the model 60 to my collection. Thanks again for the great video.
@edwardweiszbeck16497 жыл бұрын
I agree. Old school .22s are made as well as the older larger caliber Guns and are available at a fraction of the cost. They were all made with forged and milled parts by the same craftsmen at the factory hand fitting the parts. lLke you said, under valued and overlooked. I shouldn't even be printing this cuz I don't want to get the secret out and drive the market value up. Thanks for the good video and the lighting in your room is good enough to show the colors and bluing condition. No worries there.
@nephisilver30514 жыл бұрын
That Marlin 25n is a badass rifle that's an impressive group. I'd like to have something like that in a 22 magnum
@mre8ballgaming8424 жыл бұрын
I love .22s and if ur just gonna be shooting targets might as well use the caliber that's least expensive
@csh62205 жыл бұрын
A pat on your back for the great collection, and they all look great! I don't understand how someone can toss a wet dirty gun in the corner and go to bed. My gun gets cleaned before I eat! LOL To me, guns are a piece of artwork, as well as a way to have some fun and put food on the table. I am amazed you don't have a 10/22, but your a bolt action kind of guy. I just assumed everyone had a 10/22. Thanks for sharing your collection.
@rsr32457 жыл бұрын
now that I can afford to buy things, when I'm allowed. lmao dying. I think most of us r with u
@edgarjaviermaderalaporta90634 жыл бұрын
Chech again the CZ model. This is a CZ 452 2 E. The 455 como with William stile rear sigts.
@charlesdemay41922 жыл бұрын
Nice collection of 22lrs. I LOVE my 22 rifles for the same reason, CHEAP TO SHOOT AND CAN BE EXCEPTIONALLY ACCURATE FOR WHAT YOU PAY. They usually put most centerfire rifles to shame at a faction of the cost to get and to shoot.😯😁👍. I had a BEAUTIFUL MOSSBERG 144B-B that was in exceptional condition, looked like it had been in someone's safe since it was made in 1948-49.😁👍. It had a top of the line Mossberg rear peep sight and a DELUXE HOODED FRONT SIGHT. The front and rear sights was LIGHT YEARS NICER than what one usually find on the military trainers that are floating around. 😯😁👍
@nephisilver30514 жыл бұрын
I owned a Ruger 10/22 and I just bought a Marlin Model 60 model 60 is a tack driver I'm impressed with it and that's coming from somebody who owns a CZ 455 Precision training rifle which has a cold forged Barrel very accurate one minute to the angle
7 жыл бұрын
I have a 1946 Mossberg 46B tube fed bolt action 22 Long rifle that was given to me by my great uncle and I have fully restored it it shoots better than any of the modern 22 rifles that I have it is extremely smooth the trigger and fire control has all been polished and it is absolutely amazing to shoot and yes it is a real Woodstock and all re-blued including the hard to find scope mount from 1946. I was given this rifle when I was 13 that would be 1983. And there is no damage to the stock or any part of the rifle I wish I could post pictures of it but I don't think the pictures would do it any justice either it is truly a beautiful rifle
@natalieboulton1095 жыл бұрын
Thats a good riple !
@jeffreyelliott6223 жыл бұрын
Enjoyed your video so please sell me that Marlin light stained with birch wood I believe you said you redid yourself !!!!
@joetrombatore57042 жыл бұрын
I would like to see u do a video on refinishing a stock.Your stocks look fabulous 👍👍👍
@TELEFUNKENU474582 жыл бұрын
Lately I see young people trading in older gems like these for crappy black plastic guns.I watched a kid trade in his grandfathers entire collection for an ar10 last year. Great vid and I think you have a good eye for quality guns. Keep an eye out for old Winchester mod 74 rifles. Love my 457 as well.
@alwayslookinround7 жыл бұрын
I'm with you Bud. Wood Stock and Blued Barrels I'm not into those "PLASTIC" guns. You have a nice collection there. Anyone who thinks a .22 is a kid's gun, or a wimpy gun is nuts.There are incredibly fun to shoot just like you said. And I love the "Crack" sound they make when you shoot them. Especially when you get echo too. And I would not be afraid to grab my .22 if someone broke in on me. Do you know what a .22 bullet does when it goes in you. It bounces around and travels. Tearing flesh as it goes. I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of that. Great video in defense of the great.22 rifles.
@darkhollow51677 жыл бұрын
thanks
@petesessa20417 жыл бұрын
I am a rookie shooter and like my Savage MK2 GPX. (Wood stock) I have moved my targets from 21 feet to 66 feet over the past year with pretty good groupings and some great coaching. I would like to get a CZ .22 as my final rifle so I'm saving up my pennies and saving my dimes. I too, like wood stocks the best. Roll Tide!
@papabear61665 жыл бұрын
Can't argue against the merits of the .22lr, low cost, and lots of fun. I've always been a fan of wood stocks and blued barrels. I have a Remington model 580 that shoots super accurately but is a single shot bolt action. I did just purchase a Ruger 10/22 with a stainless steel 22" BARREL and nicely checkered Beech stock. Very nice proportions and well balanced for a 6' shooter. Since I had a Leupold 3-9 x 40 scope collecting dust in the closet it got mounted on the 10/22 today, can't wait to go shoot it again.
@thatonedodge5 жыл бұрын
Same
@katana2585 жыл бұрын
ya wood is nice , feels good looks good .. but if you just want a woods gun for all weather , rain , snow , hunting .. then the plastic is the way to go ..now a days .. but for pure feel and looks ya a wood is super nice ..just need care in rough weather
@rolandrabier59843 жыл бұрын
I have a Mossberg 802, I like it. Synthetic is lighter than wood and as durable, less eye candy but practical.
@johannwilder14376 жыл бұрын
Wooden stock guns expand and change shape based on humidity. Plus they are slippery and don't have grips. For these 2 reasons I prefer synthetic stocks.
@jakelang43874 жыл бұрын
you would love a model 34 rem
@denverwynn43 жыл бұрын
Very nice collection.
@aramakdam76236 жыл бұрын
yes, they are truly a collectors set,
@phuhnyeiaphuh61644 жыл бұрын
Could u make a video on Yugoslavian made .22 rifle?
@mikebaird67887 жыл бұрын
you might double check on that CZ it see if it's Walnut because I know I work at American Walnut in St Joseph Missouri and we sell Gunstock to them
@stevemeschede124 жыл бұрын
mike baird the trainer is hardwood beech I think . The Lux ,American and several others are walnut . But the more budget minded model aren’t.
@regsparkes65077 жыл бұрын
No worries about the location of this video,..it works. The lighting is pretty good actually,...the subject is what's important. You've done a good job here. I too, like the Marlin rifles,...in my opinion too, they are every bit as good as folks claim their Ruger 10/22's are. I have now subscribed to your videos, so we will see what you have. Good luck and Cheers!
@johnt40607 жыл бұрын
Dem' marlins is tack drivers!
@northdakotaham17524 жыл бұрын
Nice collection you have there. You are a Marlin guy! Marlin made some very affordable firearms. Never owned any myself but from what you have there, looks like about the same quality as Remington. I have a Mossberg .410 bolt action shotgun which appears to be about the same vintage as your Mossberg rifle. Same plastic trigger guard and grip insert. A good shooter and not all that common. That CZ must have set you back a little more than your other rifles.
@thomasmoje59264 жыл бұрын
Right with you about 'wood and metal' firearms..each to his (or her) own but I prefer good old wood-stocked firearms over the plastic/nylon 'tacti' guns. Best .22 rimfire rifle I've ever shot is the Marlin Mark IIG bolt action .22 rifle..which I purchased for my daughter as her first firearm. That thing is an absolute tack driver. I have a Ruger 10/22 carbine which is an excellent rifle, a Winchester Model 250 lever action .22 rifle, and an oddball: a Remington Model 510 SB (smoothbore) rifle which I purchased some years ago for the specific purpose of small critter pest control around the farm. Can't beat .22 rimfire for fun, cheap shooting. One of the most beautiful .22 rimfire rifles I've ever seen though is the original Browning autoloading .22 rimfire rifles. They were works of art.
@tonyt.15962 жыл бұрын
MCARBO has a great trigger for the Marlin 60.
@justice19977 жыл бұрын
I have a savage from 1962 , fun gun, weird action
@tylergamel92627 жыл бұрын
I have a marlin 881 and it's fun as can be I just wish I had it for squirrel hunting but I'm gonna take it out and take care of some pests on the farm so it should be good come time for them squirrels btw love the video man keep it up!!!
@martyjewell56836 жыл бұрын
Hey, I like your "brace" of .22's. I notice that most of them have monte carlo stocks, which are excellent for scope mounting. I agree about the accuracy of the Marlins (micro groove barrels). You obviously like bolt action guns. Still though, a very nice display. My meager .22 collection consists of; Ruger 10/22, Ithaca 49, Marlin Model 20 and Papoose, Rossi matched pair and 62 SAC (carbine), Charter Arms AR-7, Norinco ATD.22, Taurus 72 (.22 magnum) and a Ruger KNR-5 revolver. You are quite correct in that they are relatively cheap to shoot and don't set you back a bundle. Love them there .22's. I grew up on 1950's/60's westerns and cop shows. Never much liked the "black rifle" thing. Wood and blue steel, way to go.
@rosscollingwood51894 жыл бұрын
Interesting video, but do yourself two favours. First, head into your local gunshop and get an aftermarket extended butt pad for that Mossberg 144. Take the time to find one that has the right depth, or thickness if you prefer, and you'll find it makes a huge difference to the length of pull and thereby greatly improve handling. Second, get your hands on a Ruger 1022 and give it a serious test fire. There are plenty of stock styles, both from Ruger and after-market, available to choose from and you can't beat the reliability of the action itself or of that slick 10-round rotary magazine!
@AvroBellow5 жыл бұрын
If you want quality without breaking the bank, you should check out the Savage Mark II. It's a bolt-action .22LR with a walnut stock and it is DEFINITELY a quality gun for a great price.
@Why...So...Stupid...2 жыл бұрын
Rimfire is only fun to me if they are tac drivers. That's why I picked 17hmr over 22lr. But I'm looking for a bolt action 22lr, semi autos usually are not the most accurate and get dirty quick.
@gunsaccessories88538 жыл бұрын
My 22lr collection is probably exactly what you hate. But I love your collection man. I was raised only shooting wood stock guns. I am going to be looking to pick up some of those models.
@darkhollow51678 жыл бұрын
Haha, I don't know if I "hate" a certain type firearm but I am partial to a nice wood and blued gun. Thanks for commenting.
@Kyu76 жыл бұрын
I was about to say you need to add a CZ 452 or 455 to your collection... But I wanted to wait till the tend to see if it was your favorite. Sure enough! I just picked up a CZ 455 fs in 22wmr. Trying to decide if I want to put a scope on it or not.
@jmartin90592 жыл бұрын
*LITHGOW is the next step up from CZ ... LITHGOW is 'Same Style' or 'Same Pattern' as CZ, with slightly better fitment of parts. THE ACCURACY POTENTIAL with LITHGOW 'is a bit better', IF YOU USE DECENT AMMO, and do your part.*
@jonathanibarra83567 жыл бұрын
Nice 22s. I wish I had one of them lol. I wish I could afford one point blank
@DeLaRURAL Жыл бұрын
Man you really got a nice collection
@garyrausch1184 Жыл бұрын
As a range officer all of those bolts should be open if you are not shooting its a safety issue
@KamranHaider5 жыл бұрын
Good collection of .22. Thanks for sharing. You don’t have a Henry, I am surprised. If I lived in USA I would have so many Henry’s.
@markgroth43805 жыл бұрын
I was gunna say the same thing. Hard to believe no levergun in that colection.
@abotozhimomi19012 жыл бұрын
I really envy your rifle collection.
@RogerSnell4 жыл бұрын
Looks like you're pretty good at finishing a stock.