Ok Enzo...... It's old and broke down

Weatherby

First one I ever recall seeing.
Made before 1935.

Big Chief

You trying to give Wambli a big case of envy....................

Nice ole .22.

Diver43

NICE!!!

But, But, But   you broke it 

Darn that is in Great shape.  Did someone have it stored away in a sealed vault or something?  That sure has not resided in a closet

Weatherby

Diver43 said:

NICE!!!

But, But, But   you broke it 

Darn that is in Great shape.  Did someone have it stored away in a sealed vault or something?  That sure has not resided in a closet

I don't know it's past.
The stock shows use but the metal is perfect. I have seen pictures of some with a Schnabel foreend Id like to find one of those for it.

Weatherby

Big Chief said:

You trying to give Wambli a big case of envy....................

Nice ole .22.

I need Colt's for that.

sakodude

dang that's pretty. glad you talked yourself into it!!

Sako

Weatherby

sakodude said:

dang that's pretty. glad you talked yourself into it!!

Sako
Thanks buddy
The 32-20 still calls to me though.

sakodude

Weatherby said:

sakodude said:

dang that's pretty. glad you talked yourself into it!!

Sako
Thanks buddy
The 32-20 still calls to me though.

Thought I was going to see pictures

Linefinder

That is sweet! I've never seen one either, but I want one now.

Freezer

Nobody said they "bought it" Nobody said "it's mine". Nobody said what is broken or is it a take down? Inquiring minds need to know. This sucks and so do you Weatherby! 

Weatherby

Linefinder said:

That is sweet! I've never seen one either, but I want one now.

Mike it's a Browning patent gun.
Think of the SA-22 just a bit  sleeker and no bling trigger.
I had to check it out.

Linefinder

I hope it belongs to you now.

Weatherby

Linefinder said:

I hope it belongs to you now.

It does.... picked it up today.
A picture of the bottom...it does eject there.

Big Al1

I'm in Wisconsin now so.....it's just two weeks before the wife goes back home, just keep raising that bar!!!

Weatherby

Big Al1 said:

I'm in Wisconsin now so.....it's just two weeks before the wife goes back home, just keep raising that bar!!!

Done....stick a fork in me .
I do expect great things from you.
Here is the bar

Linefinder

Kind of like an Ithica pump shotgun. Never shot one, and my Dad never owned one, but he swore by one he borrowed for one pheasant /rabbit season. Since he's passed, I'll speak for both of us. We like it! Mike

tennmike

I hate you and you suck too! That's a cute little rifle ya got there! I've NEVER even heard of that one, and didn't know Remington made it back then.
I guess Remington made a few more Browning patent guns than I realized, like the Model 11 shotgun that is pretty close to the Browning 'humpback' shotgun. I have a Model 11 that belonged to my Dad.

Weatherby

I hate you and you suck too! That's a cute little rifle ya got there! I've NEVER even heard of that one, and didn't know Remington made it back then.

Thanks Buddy
It does look cute with the big guy holding it.
Did notice his trigger finger though.

Linefinder

He had dry fired it and no children or whales were harmed while filming this still.

tennmike

You need to clean that little gal up and get her shooting! That's a fine little rifle.
One of my friends has one of the Brownings made in the 1960s. It feeds round nose bullets just fine but refuses to choke down a truncated cone shape bullet. My Chinese copy chokes on the truncated cone bullets, too. The bullet shoulder hangs on the chamber in both of them. Something to think about when selecting ammo.

RugerFan

If that's a Remington model 24, I saw one today. Cute little rifle, but a big price. Don't remember what the price just that it was a lot more than I was gonna pay for a .22. I haven't been to that store in months and that rifle was there then. 

He's also asking 499 for a Ruger P89.

Six-Gun

Holy smokes - that thing is clean!  Fine score, sir.  I look forward to you an Al duking it out for classic gun supremacy!

Weatherby

Six-Gun said:

Holy smokes - that thing is clean!  Fine score, sir.  I look forward to you an Al duking it out  classic gun supremacy!
Thanks Louis.
Al wins..... I'm a lightweight.

Weatherby

RugerFan said:

If that's a Remington model 24, I saw one today. Cute little rifle, but a big price. Don't remember what the price just that it was a lot more than I was gonna pay for a .22. I haven't been to that store in months and that rifle was there then. 

He's also asking 499 for a Ruger P89.

It is a model 24.
Price was heavily discounted.
He has a spot for the new take ins and if I see anything interesting I ask to check it out.
He knows I like oldies and will care for them and gives me a for someone like you price before it hits the shelf.
I'm not a believer in..... you can't have too many 22's
I have too many but couldn't say no.

RugerFan

I have several .22s myself

Old Ron

Weatherby said:

RugerFan said:

If that's a Remington model 24, I saw one today. Cute little rifle, but a big price. Don't remember what the price just that it was a lot more than I was gonna pay for a .22. I haven't been to that store in months and that rifle was there then. 

He's also asking 499 for a Ruger P89.

It is a model 24.
Price was heavily discounted.
He has a spot for the new take ins and if I see anything interesting I ask to check it out.
He knows I like oldies and will care for them and gives me a for someone like you price before it hits the shelf.
I'm not a believer in..... you can't have too many 22's
I have too many but couldn't say no.

I am happy that I can say no to almost anything .
I am here to help you guys that are addicted to buying treasures.
Really nice buy there weatherby !

Weatherby

Wisconsin now
But the 1883 Marlin is over here.
Tang sight and 32 something

Old Ron

You sharing some cheese curds with Al ?

Big Al1

I brought my 1893 Marlin in .32-40 along, just for fun!

Weatherby

That does sound like fun.

CHIRO1989

You are in WI? If so, are you heading further west?