[oldironsights]

These were used as training rifles during the Second World War.







These are not as common as the Remington 513-T or Mossberg M44 trainers.
This is the only one I had ever seen & when it came up for sale, I grabbed it.

 

[jbpmidas]

I want one! How's it shoot? We need pictures of targets!

 

[oldironsights]

I had it out to my range & it shot well as I was adjusting the sights.
I managed to get it sighted to 50 yards when the rains came.
I will walk it out to 100 yards next chance I get.

 

[SubGunFan]

NUNS with GUNS.............. You go to LOVE them..........

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[dustin.carter21]

very very nice man look like it would definatly hold its on in a 100yd. match

 

[shoeshooter]

You've got good taste in firearms. Sweet. Keep'em coming.

 

[msredneck]

Yeah I imagine I'd had to get up off my "stash" to buy them if I ran across em...

Oldies but goodies

Congrats

 

[X-Ring]

You've got some nice rifles in your collection.

 

[22lrfan]

That's a beautiful gun. :drool: I love the old 22's. That's what I started out collecting. I've still got a few dozen. Stevens also made this gun for Sears and it was sold as the "Ranger". Mine has different sights.

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[mildot]

Man all these good looking 22's :2tup:

 

[Xd357]

Nice! Love the old guns.