How many .22's do you own?

[BigBuckMaster]

i own 15.

Ruger single six
Bretta Neos
Ruger Mk II Targer
Ruger Mk III Hunter
Walther P22 Tactical
Walther G22
Ruger 10/22 with a tactical M4/M16 stock
Ruger 10/22 my sons
Henry lever action .22 mag
Henry pump action w/ octogon barrel
Windchester M67 single shot
Browning bolt action .22 mag
Remington M12 pump (made in 1909)

edit-
oh, yeah, i forgot my Marlin 39 and my Smith & Wesson M41.

 

[bang_bang]

Wow, that's quite a collection.

I have 3 22lr's.


Ruger 10/22
Revelation Single shot .22
S&W Model 22-A1

Then a Marlin Stainless .22 Magnum for the extra "oomph", but I'm guessing you were talking about .22lr's.

 

[Ty7940]

I own 2...a Rossi and some unknown model that I got from my great great grandfather. (Well, It was his before he died years upon years ago, much before my birth)

 

[22-rimfire]

I won't say, but it is a lot more than 10. It is my favorite caliber.

 

[rem870hunter]

1 sterling i think its still around,dad may have traded it for a ppk,legally.
1 ruger mk 2 or 3
1 astra cadix revolver
3 nylon 77
3 winchester pump 1890,1910 era
1 henry lever
3 or 4 break action single shots rossi
1 single shot bolt action cricket
3 martini action single shots (ithaca 49)

 

[bang_bang]

"It is my favorite caliber."

I'd have to agree. .22's are underestimated in their power. I love spending $13 a Wal-Mart for 550 rounds of it, then having it last a year if not longer hunting or just plinking. Hard to do that with anything else.

 

[caribou]

Couple dozen. Pistols and rifles, some antiques and add on my wifes varous .22's and my 2 sons each have 2 or three, and all of my daughters, 5 of them have a .22...some single shots and the oldest has a Romy trainer.

If I only could have "One" and as much ammo as I can carry, it would be the Romy.

 

[Chukpike]

1 Remington Model 4 Rolling Block 22 short/long. MFG 1919 Break down.
1 Hi Standard Duramatic Model M101 6 1/2" barrel.

Remington was my grandfather's. Needs to have barrel relined. Almost shot out. I have refinished the stock with Tung oil and the original bluing is over 80%. Once I get it relined I can enjoy it as he and my dad did.

 

[jmorris]

I own a bunch, I'm not sure how many but my wife doesn't know how many shoes she has either.

 

[Thin Black Line]

1 bolt action + 1 Ciener conversion so that's 2.

 

[CH47gunner]

Got a couple.
We like rimfires -

Rifles:
One CZ452 Special/Trainer
One Charles Daly Superior II (Zastava)
One Custom 10/22 (No Ruger parts)
Two Ruger 10/22's

Pistols:
Smith & Wesson Model 63
Ruger MK II Target 512

Bruce

 

[Officers'Wife]

Just Gramps' 39A Marlin and a target pistol I bought on my 21st birthday.

Selena

 

[CoRoMo]

I own but one lonely .22lr autoloading rifle.
It was the reason that I joined THR.

Here is my very first post to THR regarding my lil' .22 rifle.
Check it out and give me your advice. Thanks.

 

[LGswift]

Both single shot,

Savage model 3D
Cooey model 75

Savage has a wondering zero and the extractor broke on the cooey
Both guns I can't seem to find much information about or parts...

 

[98C5]

Easy.


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[Walkalong]

39A, 10/22, Buckmark, Trailside, 442.

 

[Jorg Nysgerrig]

Several rifles and pistols. Few things are more fun than a lever action .22 for bouncing cans across the desert.

I love spending $13 a Wal-Mart for 550 rounds of it, then having it last a year if not longer hunting or just plinking.

If 550 rounds lasts you a year or more, you should shoot more often.

 

[General Geoff]

From order of acquisition:

Walther G22 autoloading bullpup rifle
Marlin 980S-CF stainless bolt action rifle
Ruger Mark III 22/45 Hunter 6.5" barrel pistol
Ruger 10/22 stainless autoloading rifle

 

[woodfiend]

Everyone needs a Ruger 10/22. I have probably around 5000 rounds through mine.

 

[Tommygunn]

Winchester 9422
Remington 550-1
Walther P22

 

[jackstinson]

I can think of 31 offhand that I own & shoot regularly. I shoot daily using Colibri and Super Colibri .22 cartridges in my home range. And outdoors, spending only $13-$16 for 500-550 rounds in a plinking session (not annually) sure beats spending $100+ on a session with my other guns. I love .22's! And yes, I like oddball goofy pocket pistols, so if you are squeamish about ZAMAK, don't read the list. I'm sure I've forgotten some here:

Handguns:
Armes Unique - Corsair D6 - 1957 semi-auto, 6" barrel
Astra - 2000 Cub - 1956 - .22 Short semi-auto
Beretta - 21A BobCat - semi-auto
Browning - BuckMark Micro-Bull, semi-auto, 4" barrel
J.C. Higgens - Model 88 - 1957 revolver (High Standard Sentinel)
Ruger - Mark I - 1977 - 6" barrel, semi-auto
Taurus - PT-22 - Matte Black, semi-auto
Intratec - Tec-22 - semi-auto, 30-round magazine
Heritage Arms - Rough Rider - Revolver - 6.5" barrel
Iver Johnson - TP-22 - semi-auto
North American Arms - Mini-Revolver - 1 1/8" barrel
Phoenix Arms - HP-22 - Satin, semi-auto
Jennings - J-22 - early model, Black, semi-auto
Bryco-Jennings - J-22 - Chrome, semi-auto
Bryco-Jennings - J-22 - Black, semi-auto
Davis Industries - D-22 - Chrome, 2-shot derringer
Lorcin - L-22 (L22BB) - Black, semi-auto
Rohm Ghmb - RG10 - Revolver - .22 Short
Rohm Ghmb - RG14 - Revolver - .22LR
Sedco Industries - SP-22 - 1988 - Chrome, semi-auto

rifles:
Mossberg - Model 42M(b) (1946) - bolt action, 23" barrel
Mossberg - Model 46M(b) (1947) - bolt action, 23" barrel
Mossberg - Model 146B (1950) - bolt action, 26" barrel
Ruger - 10/22RB - semi-auto, 18.5" barrel
Marlin Firearms - 781 - bolt action, 20" barrel
Savage/Stevens 74 Little Favorite - 22" barrel
Henry Firearms - H004 GoldenBoy - lever action, 20" barrel
Henry Firearms - H001 - lever action, 18" barrel
Henry Firearms - H002B Survival - semi-auto, 16" barrel
Armscor - MAK-22 - semi-auto, AK47-ish styling
Ted Williams (Ithaca M49) - 16" barrel

 

[CoRoMo]

jackstinson wins the thread.

 

[jpatterson]

Just one, a Ruger Single-Six. Such a fun little revolver

 

[Calibre44]

I have two:

Ruger 10.22 and a Henry U/L

will be buying a bolt action .22 in the New Year - haven't decided which one yet though.

 

[Wolfebyte]

Winchester 62A - was my father's.. he bought when he graduated High School in 1958.
Remington 552 - purchased for 50.00 at a garage sale
Old single shot (carnival gun) - Grandfather's old .22 rifle.
Marlin M60 (Glenfield) - My first .22 when I was in Jr High, purchased at K-Mart
Marlin .22 mag - Purchased for 40.00 from a guy that needed money for his bills.
Ruger Single Six 22/22 mag - purchased for $25.00 with 2 extra cylinders 1 .22, 1 .22 mag
Beretta 21 - wife's purse carry
NAA .22 Mag - everyday pocket carry

Didn't count the magnums when I did the initial poll.. dang.. I need to shoot more..