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Tom, also west MI here... I picked up .22 gun collecting and shooting less than 10 years ago, when Dunham's had Blazers @ 2 - 500 rnd bricks in 50 rnd boxes for $32.00 + tax... I still refuse to pay 10 cents/rnd now, but have bought a few MiniMags for .09/rnd.... Not much profit margin, so not...

To the OP's original scenario... those 3 idiots who cursed him out are probably carrying right now:banghead:... scary, DAMN scary!

I have several used gun purchases from GB, both long guns and hand guns. The best deals came AFTER the listing didn't sell... then contact seller to work out a deal... sometimes they will. You lose some safeguards, but a reputable seller with LOTS of positive feedback can be usually trusted, and...

I looked around at some of the people I know who legally carry.... ...and thought, Man, if THAT guy is carrying a legal loaded weapon, I better have some defense because apparently they'll let anyone have a gun!!!!!!!!!!!! And sure enough, at least half the people in my CPL class, I wouldn't...

Also had success with the CCI Quiet in the Neos 16" Carbine kit, and with the 4" bbl, though as loud as SV in a longer barrel. Remington semi auto 552 has a 23" bbl and a "floating chamber" and it cycled the Quiet rounds, and with the long barrel the bolt cycling action was louder than the...

Already posted some here, mostly reading and learning.... always learning. Collect .22 cal long guns, primarily lever action, wood and blue. You won't see me on any political, moral, religious threads.... MUST have a sense of humor to survive! 4 Marlin 39s 3 Win 9422s 2 Henry's a few...

most recent 1937/38 Marlin Mod 39 "HS" prefix, with vintage Weaver B4 and N5. Decent case color remains on receiver, hammer and lever, with an excellent bore!

OK then, how about I choose my Marlin 39 TDS, most all the same attributes noted for the Trapper, but no saddle ring for single point versatility. ... and the take-down on either rifle makes cleaning and clearing easy.

Only one, eh! It would be a take-down. Short light barrel. Multi-round magazine you couldn't lose. Single point sling capable. Simple action for reliability. Quality made. From my collection it comes down to the Winchester 9422 Trapper Saddle Ring

Thanks Chicarrones... four nice 39s and still looking for more .22 levers A Mountie with an octagon barrel would be a great addition to the collection! Anyone gettin' rid of one?

...back, with photos of the TDS....

PHOTOS!? I got some photos! You've seen the 39 above, here's the Century LTD and the 39A "B" prefix. OMG... I don't have a photo of my TDS!!!!! I'll be back....

Well the 39 HS is MINE now, Thanks Ranger! All original finishes, used, but not abused. It IS case colored; receiver, hammer, and lever. Bore is GREAT with sharp rifliing still! With a period Weaver B4 scope and a factory tapped N5 mount. The feed has a hitch to it, but no jams yet. Priced...

Ranger900, the HS code started when they strengthened the bolt in '32 to take modern high speed cartridge power. So sometime between 1932 and 1939, but I can't find a specific year either. I didn't think the scope mount impacted quite so much... (see ya Friday:D )