.22 Rifle - What do you own?

So guys,

I have a post in the optics section about scoping my .22 and it got me to wondering what kind of .22 you guys have? What do you think of your .22? Is it just a cheap one that allows you to plink? Is it a "pretty" good one that is fairly accurate or really accurate? Is it a competition .22? What's the motivation behind your .22?

Mine are:

CZ 452 - it is a very accurate rifle and a lot of fun to shoot. If I was to go squirrel hunting this would be the one I'd take.

Weatherby semi auto - it's a relatively accurate rifle and although fun it's just not the shooter my CZ is.

And then I have my old $25 bolt .22 that I restored. I love this one because I got it so cheap and also because it's the only gun I have restored. As for accuracy...it'll shoot pretty good.

Marlin model 60. Stainless, laminate stock. Perfect.

Mine are old. A Winchester model 63 and a model 67. These were both inherited and not shot very much. I did pick up a Heritage Rough Rider a few years ago with the 22Mag cylinder that stays with the fishing tackle for dispatching snakes and turtles.

I have a Ruger 10/22 that I got for my 16th birthday, that was in 1982. Got many cottontails and turkeys with it over the years, still with the factory iron sites too.

10/22 carbine 18" barrel with Nikon 3x9
10/22 stainless rifle 22" barrel w/ Nikon 3x9
Henry Lever action open sights

the rugers are pretty accurate to 100 yds (2-3" groups)
the Henry is by far the most fun to plink with, load it up with shorts & shoot shotgun hulls at 25 yds all day long

I love .22's, have 2 old Mossbergs, one a bolt and one a semi that both are very accurate, have a winchester, a S&W 15-22,and several revolvers and pistols.

Savage FV-SR (bolt action) with a Boyds stock and a Mueller scope.
Accurate for long range. And the bolt means really quiet suppressed shooting.

Pos marlin 60. She aint purdy but it goes bang every time! I took that thing apart a few years ago. I swear to you it's an engineering miracle! Good Lord

Got that sucker back together correctly and she shoots great.

Have 2 10/22's one 1980's plain jane and a stainless short barrel. My kids lug these 2 around.

Also 2 in .22WMR, a Marlin 883SS and a Ruger American short barrel. All are good shooters.

Have plans on a RAR in .22LR.

Remington 552
Marlin 60
Marlin Xt-22
Ruger Mark II
SW 22A

Ruger 10-22
Marlin Papoose
Browning Buckmark

Kimber target hunter.
Colt m4
10/22

Winchester 63 Semi auto
Winchester 62a pump
Winchester 9422
Western Field(Marlin model 60)that's my dad's
Remington Targetmaster single shot was my Grandad's

Yeah I like shooting 22's

A couple of 10/22's
Wz31
Wz48
Stg44

I have a Marlin model 60 that belonged to my father. It has a Leupold 2-7 rimfire scope and is very accurate.

Recently I went over the stock and metalwork with Renaissance polish and now it looks better than new.

Beautiful gun, lots of fun to shoot.

I almost bought a Winchester 1885 in 22 lr at the last gun show, but this one had a matte finish on the metal, so I passed on that. If it had been gloss, it would have gone home with me.

Probably the classiest 22 available today is the 1885 low wall falling block from Winchester. Pricey - but well worth every penny.

1885 Low Wall, 22lr

10/22
Heritage rough rider .22
Marlin 60

Marlin xt-22

10/22. I'd like to get a Savage 28702

Winchester 74 that belonged to my Dad. That one killed many a turtle out of my grand parents stock tank. I also have a left handed Remington 580.

remy 572
weatherby xx11
CZ 452
4 savage 29's
henry golden boy
remy scoremaster

CZ 455 22/17hmr
Manners T4
Yankee Hill suppressor
Timiney Trigger

10/22 with a Green Mountain .920 barrel and a Simmons 3x9.

9422
39A
Browning BL-22 micro Midas
Stevens 87D
Stevens from my Grandfather. Bolt action with no model number and I can't find a serial number. Great shooter. Must be close to 100 years old.

Sold all of mine.

I've got a marlin 780 that was my great grandfathers. I don't actually know how old it is. Not sure when he bought it. I love it. Very accurate.

I also have a mag tech 7022 (exact same as a mossberg plinkster 702) and it is complete garbage.

What! Why?

I'd love to see pics of the old ones!

10/22
16.5" KIDD barrel
KIDD trigger group
Boyds Tacticool stock
Bushnell 10x mil/mil
Waiting on stamp for Spectre 2 can

I have only one 22. It's an old Remington 552 speed master that was my dad's.

CZ 452
Single Six
Marlin Model 60
But my favorite would have to be the old Kleinguenther single shot bolt action

A very old Remington 510 Target Master single shot that belonged to my Grandfather
Ruger 10/22
Colt Courier
I sold a Marlin 60 to a friend and I'm suffering from seller's remorse. I'll get that one back before too long.

Ruger 10/22

Savage MK II

Winchester 39A, 62A and 9422M Trapper
Remington 552 that was my Dad's
Browning BLR22

Me too.

What's the sense, as .22 LR seems to have become THE hot and scarce commodity?

2 Glenfield model 60's

Ruger 10/22, Glenfield Model 10, Ruger 22/45, Marlin Model 60, Remington 597, Marlin 888SS .22WMR, and the poor man's falling block Stevens Favorite with octagonal barrel.

What in the world! Awesome rifle! Why the suppressor?

Wow, that's a beautiful pic of a .22 but that price is outrageous!

because with Lapua SK standard plus the only thing you hear is the firing pin spring

The gun is holding an 1" at 150yrds and 1.75" at 200yrds.. at 25 and 50yrds they are all stacked in one hole.

I own a Remlin-era Marlin 795. Canted sights and a poorly machined dovetail mount. I wish I knew to look for those things when I bought it.

It shoots ok, but like most people who've bought one, I which I'd gone with a 10/22

I got one of those in .17 HMR that I haven't started playing with yet. Have a Timney ordered for it now. Shot a buddy's 452 in 17 HMR this past weekend and was VERY impressed with both the round and it's accuracy.

CZ 452 trainer and I love it!

I love my Sears single shot.

A old Browning take down,Rem 597,my dads old rem bolt action,Ruger 10/22,Rem552.If you guys have never shot a 552 Speedmaster,you are missing out.When we have a crowd plinking,it is hands down everyones favorite

I'm going to have to try that ammo! I use to think there wasn't much difference in 22 ammo but boy was I wrong!

Winchester model 1890, 107 years old, shoots shorts only. original open sights, best plinker I have, lost count of how many kids I have taught to shoot with it.
Winchester model 190 with a Weaver 4X that came with the gun from the factory, got it for my 13th birthday (1974), used to be pretty good hitting squirrels on the move with it.

Marlin Mod. 60 S/S.

One Glenfield squirrel edition, one Nylon 66

1.Ruger 50th anniversary takedown with a tapco adjustable stock and a vortex StrikeFire on top..this one is for my young boys and I do simply have fun at the range..
2. passed down winchestor single shot/bolt action .22.. This is my racoon killer when running the Duke's DP's..

Horrible picture, but here's my 22. Started as a 20-year old Ruger 10/22, added a Hogue stock and Tactical Solutions aluminum bull barrel. Gun is very accurate (even with a cheap scope), feather lite and a blast to shoot.

My favorite .22 rifles from the collection

Marlin 39 Mountie
10/22
Remington 580

Glendfield Model 60.
M&P 15-22.

Id love to do a mini-mauser .22 hornet styled after a pre-war Rigby. Classy!