Remington Model 33 single-shot 22 rifle
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- Another classic 22 rifle from the 1930s. Many a youngster grew up learning to shoot this rifle. I remember seeing many of these as a kid in the 1960s as I drooled over the used gun racks of the local sporting goods stores. This is a great example of the period piece.
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I have one of these! Wickedly accurate, excellent rifle!
I think they were so easy for kids to shoot because they have such a long sight radius and they are very lightweight.
I had a 09 and yes at 20 yrds I could hit penny's ❤
I have the model 41. Absolutely love it. Awesome little rifles.
Nice rifle. Don't you just wish these things could talk.......
I have my dad's. $6 when he bought it new in the late 30's/early 40's. Peep and Globe sights. I don't think that is the original stock.
@@whitneyranchproductions4637 sure do. Can't imagine what all they've seen in the past 80 years. Same with my Marlin 39a made in 1957. I've got a Ruger Security Six born the same month I was 40-some years ago. It has the right amount of holster wear and patina on the grip to suggest old police revolver. I bet it seen some interesting things on some cop's hip back in the day as well. Good firearms can serve several lifetimes.
Have one, belonged to my grandfather. He used it on his trapline, taught my dad how to shoot with it and when I got old enough, my dad taught me with it. I taught my grandson how to shoot with it, it's a family tradition and heirloom now. Still works great and shoots strait.
GREAT story Curtis!!!
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they are not made anymore, so you have to find an old one someone will sell. expect to pay around $150.
I had one handed down to me and it got stolen . My lord 1909 it was so dang accurate at 20 25 yards down to the head of a penny . 😢
My dad's first rifle when he was about 12-13 (1933).... Taught me to shoot at age 10 when we lived in Alaska..... The old varnish was all wrinkled, so took her apart, stripped old varnish and have about 4-5 hand rubbed coats of linseed oil on the stock.... Beautiful old girl; will be passed down to my grandkids....
A great memory and a treasured heirloom!
I have one of these and yes it is slightly older than I am, I am 83, My wife folks had both died nd we were cleaning out their house that they had lived in for over 50 years and her brother came up from the basement with a rusty old beat up rifle, said "I don't know what we are going to do with this..." I just reached out took it and said" I know what to with it..." I took it home disassembles it, simple steel wooled all the rust and cleaned it up and re blued it, sanded all the wood smooth stained it and several coats of flat polyurathane and repainted the painted parts. looks like new and I have shot hundreds of rounds through it, accurate to, I mostly use CCI shotshell, their are good to about 40 feet on rabbits, and I was surprised to see it is a smooth bore , no rifling, its a great combo for shooting pigeons and doves in the barn and starlings, and a good training tool for the neighbors dogs crapping in my yard !!!
😆😂 Great story....thanks for sharing. I'll have to check my bore now.🤔
I used one many years ago, I'd love to own one ,, they just don't make em like the old single shot anymore,, Awesome 👍
No they don't.
I’ve got the 34 tube fed version. Quality rifle, and as accurate as I am!
I hear you. A rifle is a constant (usually), a human isn't (usually).
I want a 34 something terrible! They have such a cool feeding mechanism. You're very fortunate and glad you enjoy ir.
I've got an old Wards Western Field Rifle Model 32a that I inherited, it was bought by my family when it was new back in the early to mid 1930s, and it's been passed down. It's crazy to think that I own a small piece of history, and she still shoots too, though I think the rifling is starting to go. Also have an old Marlin Model 100g, a bit newer but still good. I take em both out every range trip, just for old time sakes when I was given them as a kid.
Good to hear you are a part of preserving history and family heritage. 👍
I have the same rifle...its an early built gun... Slender forend is the tell tale sign.
However mine has the optional marbles buckhorn sights. I have a vid posted of mine...very accurate guns!
Thanks, I'll check it out.
My grandpa gave me his years ago. Just a word of caution I was using cci quiets and had my first squib load. Be careful
Thanks for the heads up.
How do you mount a 3-9 42 telescope on this rifle
Personally, I wouldn't....but any competent gunsmith would probably be able to drill and tap the receiver. You can find them online or thru most shooting/hunting websites.
I have one of these. Belonged to my dad. First gun I ever shot.
A treasure. Hope you get to pass it on to someone who appreciates it.
Nice shape Nice natural patina Try not to be dry firing it
I hear you....those old soft firing pins can mushroom/shorten up leading to "failure-to-fire" issues.
Cuánto cuesta un arma de ese modelo necesito una de esas urgente tiro deportivo 😔
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Me gusta ese Rifle se bende
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Very cool old rifle.
Thanks.
I got one just like this on my 7th birthday. Im 62 now. Still got it. Its for sale but I dont know the value.
You might check on GunBroker.com. Usually a good place to start. And....what a great birthday present!!!
Was it new when you got it ? I'd hold on to it . I've never found a .22 any more accurate ❤❤❤❤