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The polymer on these has gotten weak and brittle with age. They crack quite often.

That’s quite an air rifle!

There are four adjustments, from highest to lowest. 1-Fill pressure 2.Valve size (if you have the SpinLoc valve kit) 3.The number on the slider 4.The number on the knurled dial You really need to know all 4 to get accurate settings.

My uncle just gave me his 512. It's dated to 1961, has the grooved receiver and a scope mounted on it. It was the gun that I learned to shot when I was a kid.

I have a Air Force Jackson 45 with the 34 inch Walther lothar Barrel all factory stock it'll ban them out to 300 yards no problem Yeah Scott all the balls you want and very accurate

Thank you for the memories, I think mine is a 512, my grandfather had it on the dairy farm. He passed away in 1953, my dad got the gun and the dairy. With all the diets. He gave me the gun years ago. All of my brothers & all of my cousins would shoot it at all the family gatherings. It has been WELL used. It needs some work on the bolt action. Thinks again for the hart felt memory

Now that's awesome & badass airforce

I got lucky man in I found one in I bought it fast I couldn't get in my wallet fast enough I love it

Why review this knife with no close ups of the knife or sheath at all?Your video camera is so far away, you can barely see the knife. Sorry guy, but it's a wasted video.

Good acting in the beginning lol

This was probably the first rifle I ever shot. Belonged to Dad, it's in .22 magnum, used it to control the woodchuck population. Can still see it hanging in the kitchen facing an old H&R .410 Topper model. Still have both after 50+ years.

Manufacturing from 1961-1979

With the M-49, if you missed the shot don't blame the gun, it was all on YOU. ;) While not real good for more that 50 yards with the open sights I have hit many 'Steels' at 100 yards for that nice "Clang" sound. I'd bet if I could mount a scope on mine it would be very good at 100 to 150 yards. Too short of a barrel for 200 yards but you'd hit something good and hard.

Nice video 😂 hope your doing well

Got mine for my 10th birthday back in 1968. Still have it even though I’m now 65. Still one of my favorite weapons since it was my very first.

Hand oiled finish. Linseed oil. Take some 4#oooo steelwool to it and rub some linseed oil on it and it will look like new in no time. I went to camp when I was 9 and they had a model 511, magazine feed Remington. I would rent that thing everyday and buy a box of fifty, Winchester Super x and a target. The first day a counselor went with me to show me how to work it and teach me safety. After that I just went by myself. Needless to say I was hooked and after three weeks I was bringing back targets with no bullseyes left. Fast forward, I came across one from a guy that was down on his luck, or decision making and he had this gun that was pretty trashed, that he wanted to sell. I gave him $25 for it and put it away for a while. A couple of years went by and I pulled this thing out and realized what it was. Then I went to work on it and found that the bore which I couldn't even see down was like new when I cleaned it. I had to cut the mag out because it was Bondoed in place, and make a new release spring for the magazine. Guess that's why it was glued in place. I did a lot of scrubbing and polishing with steelwool and such to get the rust off and paint off the stock. Very long story short, I have the identical rifle I learned to shoot with sixty years later, and it still very accurate.

Rimfire would not eject

My son shot a rimfire -22 in this gun It's 22 mag only and will now have to get it out kids m

I met this man through work a few weeks ago and I must say after talking to him about work. Forklifts and guns and rodeo’s this is a man you’re just proud to meet. A genuine man and a nice guy.

It's not diablo. Read. It's diabolo

By any chance do you know the model number of that sight

Your grandpa had some weird ideas about guns.

I just picked up the 294OT. It is redneck tactical. I absolutely love it. It is, for the money it is hard to beat.

What is a 1958 single shot 22 rifle made in Ithaca, New York, M 49 selling for now in 2023

Rick, I just found your channel I can tell you my heart goes out to you. I know what it is to bury a child. 40 years ago my wife had twin girls that were born early and only lived for 8 hours. It took me a long time to stop going by that graveyard but I finally got over it somewhat. Sometimes we have plans but life gets in the way. Keep hunting I'll keep you in my prayers.

My first gun was a single shot 20 gage 12th birthday gift....

Just got a 95otb off the bay. Holy heck this are actually really well done. Never tried a trapper from old timer before. Usually the corner edge of the blade when closed digs in to your hand when you use the other blade. With the the 95 they slightly take the edge off a and its perfect. I was hard using it yesterday and it worked great.

I’ll never understand how anyone goes digging into a closet, attic, basement and finds a long lost gun. I’m in my very senior years and off the top of my mind It is still possible for me to recall every firearm I owned and where they are at present time. Weather I still own them or who I sold them to or what gun store I might have traded it in on or who I bought them from.

So I believe I have 24in barrel, can a shorter barrel be put on I would like a compact

Too much talk no action

Schrade closed in 2004 and Taylor brands got the rights to there name not long after that , I’ve a few and there ok , grinds can be uneven , Rough riders are better made tbh’s.

I just bought me a 550-1. Similar but semi auto version.

SOLD for $44.95 then went up to $49.95 at Kmart.

would adding blue Loctite to the grub screws help to secure them especially if they might have a tendency to loosen during use of the gun?

lol my condor cost over 2000's with out the scope. But I did get a nice scope for free in one of thier packages

I have 2.. brown and black. Most awesome 22 thanks for this

I was digging thru the closet…..

GREAT VIDEOS SIR

I have the 1976 bicentennial model M49 it has fancy wood stock and fore stock, gold trigger and hammer. best 22 rife I ever owned. I have had it since 1976.

I really wish I would have bought one when I had the chance today. $300 at a gun show

I ALSO HAVE THIS GUN, NEARLY EXACT LESS THE SCRATCHES. DAD BOUGHT IT WHEN COMING HOME FROM WORLD WAR 2. I CHERRISH IT, I LEARNED SHOOTING ON IT, ALONG WITH MY SISTER. MORE STORY OF THIS GUN LATTER.

This is my first gun passed down from grandfather sitting by my bed only one I'll never get rid of

I enjoyed watching your video. People don't think I know what I am talking about when I tell them that I have a single shot lever gun. It is just a neat gun. And it is an Ithaca.

Nice video my friend. Can you tell me if a FX 580 bottle will fit the Talon-P .25?

Just inherited mine from my dad about a year ago. Shooting it for the first time in a week after it sat for 20 years. Mint condition too.

I have the same gun as you no way

Apparently eye protection is not as important as hearing protection in GA. Have one of these, and you are correct on all points... great shooter, mine made in 1951. Thanks for the post! Cheers

I have one and its a tack driver. bought it for $95

My aea Challenger 50 caliber went through a fire extinguisher no problem but that's what it's supposed to do it's a deer rifle very nice quality air gun