Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Ok, just about everyone has at least one .22 don't they? Show just your .22's in this thread.

Here's one of mine. Marlin model 60, The second gun I ever owned and my first rifle. Got it for Christmas in 1974 along with a brick of .22 Wildcats. I don't have the Wildcats anymore.

This isn't the exact one, but as close as I could find to the ole .22 long rifle that I grew up with. Killed many a blackbird with that gun. I should ask my old man about it and see if he'll let me take it off his hands

i'm a rimfire junkie, no lie.

these are my favorite 22s by a mile. an old jennings J22 and basically the same gun, just new, a jimenez arms JA22.
some people hate on these guns, but they're a ton of fun and very inexpensive. with CCI blazer or minimags, they function very well. they're TINY which makes them great for backup carry.

the holster is from pocketholsters.com

Rick, I'd love to have one of those old pump .22's. I'd be trying to take it off his hands if I were you.

Flow, my son has a JA. We call it his "beaner gun." I saw one of those JA-22's a couple of days ago at a pawn shop, $49.95 because they didn't know whether it worked or not. I already had three .22 pistols so I didn't see the need for another.

This was my father's when he was a very young boy.

.22 S-L & L.R. Pump

Patent date Mar 24, 1908

On the left, the first firearm I ever fired, a Remington Nylon 66. This was my thirteenth birthday present. On the right, my Marlin Glenfield Model 25 bolt action. I think I got that a year or two later. I still fire both.



Here's one you don't see everyday. A H&R Model 929. It holds nine .22 long-rifle shells, and still has it's original factory holster. I still fire this one as well.

Ruger Mk. I
Sig Mosquito
Jaeger AP-74 (AR-15 look alike)
Survival Arms AR-7

Picked up this Mossberg 702 Plinker this past Christmas for my son.

Hey SiGfever, I love those H&R's, I have an old Model 999 sportsman, 9 shot, top break revolver.

It's a great gun, I bought it new in 1968, or around then and I still shoot it all the time.

As soon as I figure out how to post pictures here I'll put one up, it still looks great, I take care of my guns. Theres been many rounds put through that old H&R.

I think my favorite plinking rifle is my Henry lever.

Opps sorry about that OakRidgestars I thought SiGfever posted the H&R revolver.

Bob wrote: As soon as I figure out how to post pictures here I'll put one up, it still looks great, I take care of my guns.

How to Post Images at VA Gun Forum

Heya Bob. I just posted a helper on how to post images. Let me know if you have any questions or if I can help out in any way.

Thanks for the help, I printed it out, it looks easy enough, I'll give it a try.

I'm messing around trying to figure out how things work here, Thanks again, I may need help in the future.

Wow I figured out how to get this far, hope it works.
Here is my H&R model 999 sportsman, 22 cal, top break revolver.
It took me about an hour to figure out what I was doing wrong, these computers are not easy for old rednecks.
If this works I'll send a few more.

THANKS FOR THE HELP, Bob

Bob wrote:Wow I figured out how to get this far, hope it works.
Here is my H&R model 999 sportsman, 22 cal, top break revolver.

Nice lookin; little pistol, Bob. Good to see you got the image posting thing figured out. Let us know if there are any other new tricks that we can teach an ole dog!

Ok same pistol action open, this is one of my favorite 22's
Thats it for me this old redneck is done for the night, you all have a good one.

Bob wrote:Wow I figured out how to get this far, hope it works.
Here is my H&R model 999 sportsman, 22 cal, top break revolver.

H&R 001.JPG

It took me about an hour to figure out what I was doing wrong, these computers are not easy for old rednecks.
If this works I'll send a few more.

THANKS FOR THE HELP, Bob

Nice one there Bob. Attaching the photo worked so I guess you have to send a few more now.

Here is another 22 that I use a lot it's a Henry lever .

This rifle is a straight shooter and very smooth action.

I had to make sure I still knew what I was doing this morning.

Bob wrote:I had to make sure I still knew what I was doing this morning.

Good morning Bob!

Good morning Rick,

Beautiful day here today, I've got to get outside and get some work done.

You have a good one, Bob

Walther P-22, my one and only .22