| Title: | God made man, but Sam Colt made men equal |
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I've got a chance to get a .22 rifle without a clip. The problem is that
I can't tell what kind of rifle it is.
It's a .22 bolt action, with a very heavy barrel. The name "RANGER" is
stamped on the barrel, and "31" is on the underside of the barrel and
the inside of the stock. It has a Lyman type site.
None of the Mossberg clips fit the action.
Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks,
Bob K.
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| 6591.1 | CSC32::D_PELTONEN | School-Free Gun Zone | Fri Feb 07 1997 17:24 | 15 | |
While Winchester has used the name "Ranger" to designate their
value line, I doubt that'd be what this is. If you can get your
hands on a late-edition of the Blue Book of Gun Values, there's
a section (in the back as I recall) about cross-referencing no-name
22 rifles. Most useful in determining who made the various JC Higgens
and/or Ted Williams models, there may be something there that will
help. Another good book for this type of thing is the Gun Parts
catalog; lots of cross-reference there. You may even want to simply
call Gun Parts and tell them you are looking for a magazine for
this rifle; describe it as you have done here....they might just
recognize the thing and have what you want.
DAP
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| 6591.2 | FABSIX::J_SADIN | Freedom isn't free. | Sun Feb 09 1997 07:16 | 8 | |
Sound suspiciously like the .22 rifle my father has at home (given
to him by a friend). It was an old Mossberg "training rifle" used by
the Army (no clip in this one either). That's all the info we ever were
able to discern.
jim
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| 6591.3 | CSC32::D_STUART | firefighting,wetstuffvsredstuff | Tue Feb 25 1997 17:51 | 3 | |
got the same rifle, and a couple of clips, have used it since i
was 8 yrs old to whack woodchucks and squirrels, unbelievably
accurate rifle.
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