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I have a Challenger I bought in 1964. It has been shot many thosands of times. Never jams. With that tall front sight I can shoot targets to 100 yards well enough to be fun.

Here's my 10/22's. All but one I rescued from various places and restored. Fun to shoot and accurate. Enjoyed all of your great pictures and info.

I've made lots of spacers from scrap vinyl sideing. Even made a bullseye from a white plastic tube filled with black JB weld. Looks like the real thing. DO THE RIGHT THING

Love to shoot 'em. I need another gun rack.There should always be an open space,or the wife thinks you have enough guns. DO THE RIGHT THING.

My 100 is a Tom Mix special. I think it was made in 37 to 38. It has a steel trigger guard and butt plate.

This rifle came down thru my Mom's family. It has Charleston stamped on the side and 1841 on the barrel.

I traded a model 30 that had the handle on the left side. This model 30 has it on the right. Seems as if they changed things according to the parts supply. Still a well made gun.

Never saw a model 34 or 36. This is my 30,31 and 33.

The mountie was missing the front sight, I put a set of glow sights from a contender classic on it. It is more fun to shoot at moving targets. Both shoot about the same, as far as I can tell with open sights. The 39A is more accurate on a still target(Williams peep),but I need good...

Trying again. The single shot is a Marlin 100 Tom Mix Special

Been enjoying this for a while. Finally got my computer back so I'm trying some pictures. First gun I bought myself was a Golden 39A,about 1960. Had to sell it. In the last few years I've added these. A 39A made 1954 and a Mountie made 1964. They are beautiful to look at and to shoot. Real...

500 yds. with various 222 mags. A crow at 300 yds. with a Winchester model 70 in 243 cal. Long ago I won bets shooting at a quart oil can at 100 yds with my Browning Challenger. So many hits per clip. Dont remember how many hits,but won lots of bets.

My old Browning Challenger is hard to beat. Can't hold her steady anymore tho. Have tremors. Old age is hard on accuracy. Can still hit a squirrel head at 30 yds.

I have 16 22s.

My model 30 has the bolt handle on the left side. My model 31 has the handle on the right side. The handle seems to be the only visible difference. I would like to have a 28 and 29. Also have a 33. All have higgins scopes. 2 of them have 1" tubes.

I have owned lots of guns. Now I collect 22s. I have 16 plus other cals. Love to shoot the 22s.

A Marlin 39A. Had to sell it. Now have two 39s.