Rem lever action .22 rimfire rifles

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308magtip
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Rem lever action .22 rimfire rifles

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I have 1 book showing little info on these guns.Had a chance to buy non back in 2003 at a hardware store sale,still NIB.I think it was Apache tan or brown.Got down to 2 bidders me and another guy and at 200$$ I stoped cause he went to 250.
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Was it one of the Nylon .22s? I always wanted one.
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Well, the Nylon 76 in the colors mentioned would be the only thing that would fit.

Not comprehensive by any matter of means, but this page gives a decent description of the Nylon models.

http://www.chuckhawks.com/rem_nylon_rifles.htm
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jeepnik wrote: ↑Sat Jun 10, 2017 12:12 pm Well, the Nylon 76 in the colors mentioned would be the only thing that would fit.

Not comprehensive by any matter of means, but this page gives a decent description of the Nylon models.

http://www.chuckhawks.com/rem_nylon_rifles.htm
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Re: Rem lever action .22 rimfire rifles

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Interesting article. I bought my 76 while I was waiting for the counter guy to check availability on the M6 Hornet/.410 I was ordering. It was in the rack and was one from his personal collection. He was thinning it out because of a chip out of the butt plate. I'm not a collector and it's shooting value wasn't hurt so I ponied up the $175 he wanted and took it with me. It also came with a vintage Weaver .22 scope that I didn't really want but now like it because of it's vintage qualities. Think that was around '97-'98.

Foolishly passed on a 12 bolt action at a yard sale, NIB with all the hang tags. Owner wanted $200, seemed high then, now, not so much.
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Re: Rem lever action .22 rimfire rifles

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The only lever action Remington ever made....until Remlins
Being a fan of odd rimfires I had to have one
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