I didn't even know that Gevelot used to make a Gevarm 22 semi-auto rifle, here in France... Now it looks that Gevelot makes only hunting cartridges. Thanks for the video.
I just came into possession of one of these today! Thanks for posting this video! It is great to see some information on this rifle. It looks like a ball of fun to shoot.
Not yet. I only get to go every couple of months. Gotta drive over an hour to get to some private land that I can access. It really sucks! I used to have a place closer, but it got developed.
@@svernwarunos546 A friend gave it to me. He was cleaning a relatives guns out and had no idea what it was and didn't want to deal with it when I told him what he had. The trouble with getting extra magazines probably had a lot to do with his decision to give it to me.
I too had one of these back in the 60’s but it was handed in to the police when Australia had a national gun amnesty / recall. My rifle was probably destroyed but maybe someone put it aside. A fine rifle, easy to keep clean. Many thanks for letting me get reacquainted with it.
Triple K Manufacturing has 8 and 15 round magazines that work very well in all models of the gevarms the orginial factory 20 round one's we cost well over $200 if your lucky enough to even find one . I refinished my E1 with VHT high temperture wrinkle plus paint very strong long lasting and dosent chip or scratch off . it can also be baked on in the oven to speed up drying and durabilty . enjoyed your video . thanks
I've seen them going for as much as $399 at gun shows (they're definitely rare to find, usually only 1 per show if any), and that's with one 8-round mag. The 20-round mag can sell for upwards of $80 for new ones, which usually require some gunsmithing to get to fit and work properly with the rifle, so a decent asking price for the package would be around $450 based on what I've seen in Alberta.
@@314299 would really enjoy another just overall video like the one you did here. I’m sure alot of others would agree as well. Did you ever manage to find extra mags?
wow, I bought mine at SIR in Winnipeg in 1971 with the long 30 round mag and a tasco 6X scope for $89.00, I cannot even begin to count the number of rounds I fired and it never misfired. I never trusted the pin safety though and carried it bolt closed. I figured if the time taken to pull the bolt back was a problem then I was not paying attention and should not fire anyway. Even at -35 it fired fine.
i have one of these models... My father bought it from a family friend...When we got it it had no clips, when we finally found a place to order them (no longer available) we ordered two lol Amazing little gun that i use on a regular basis as a dispatch gun on my trapline
Both standard and long mag were bought at same time as the rifle, back before it became well known and popular with people wanting open bolt guns. prices are ridiculous now, my father picked them up back before I existed. I saw one gun going for 350$ with the long mag a year ago, didn't feel like spending the cash on another one, so I let it go, but seeing as the mag isn't seen for less than 125$ it was a pretty good deal.
I have one E1 with 2 20 mag. I fired 3000+ rounds and i don't even know how many my father shot (It was his). It still shoots great, I never tried mounting a scope since I shoot mostly at close range. At longer range I recall it wasn't really accurate, probably because of it's open blot action?!? Anyway it's a really reliable gun I NEVER had a misfire! It's simple, effective, reliable... I love it ;)
The open bolt does make for a lot of "lock time", not really a design intended for long range accuracy. You found your 20 shot mags worked OK? I've head mixed things about the reliability of the 20 rounders.
Had one since the 1960’s, was used extensively for close in feral pigs, and was ideal for the job. Towards the late 1970’s after heaps of use, it became fully automatic, probably needed a new spring, but I left it as is. This model reminds me of the Australian Owen machine carbine, an exceptional light machine gun from world war 11, which had a similar action, and traits.
Any firearm that is open bolt is cool. I’d like to own a Gevarm or maybe an old Marlin 50. They go for a pretty penny whenever they show up on Gunbroker. Thanks fo the vid.
Very interesting! I've heard about these, but never seen one. The ejection doesn't seem very powerful at all, but it does look to work quite well. I'd pick one of these little rifles up if I had the chance. Unfortunately the mag prices are indeed a problem. Another great video.
I have this rifle, mint condition. Reminder, if the internals are dirty, the rifle is infamous for going full auto. I also have a 20rd magazine for mine. You have not mentioned anything to do with the reversing of the spring and counterweight in the rifle. Weight forward for higher velocity ammo and spring to the rear for lower powered.22LR
Im glad I found one for a good price, I'm going to buy. I usually use bulk federal for 22 amunitions, do you think it will fit for the E1 ? I have been told it likes low velocity and is fragile.
All I've ever used in my E1 has been high velocity ammo and it has not caused me any issues. The Federal bulk pack 22 is 36 grain and high velocity and I doubt it will cause you any problems.
You can use high speed or subsonic in this rifle. There is a weight inside the bolt which you can remove and fit into the back of the recoil spring if you find subsonics won't function properly, but this is not usually necessary.
The barrel is a very ordinary sporter profile, it's not heavy profile. I dont have immediate access to the rife so I can't give you an exact diameter..
Thanks for posting. I have a similar one that my father bought nearly 50 years ago. You have a little treasure. Don't sell it. Gevarm rifles are highly collectable in the US. From what I can remember the US banned imports since the firing mechanism could be very easily modified so that the gun would shoot full auto.
I have one of these guns. When I got it there was no magazine but someone mentioned a company called Western Gun Supply Ltd out of Edmonton, Alberta. They had both 20 and 8 round magazines. I bought the 20 round. I would have gotten more but as mentioned, they aren't cheap. I think I paid $50 for the 20 round. Cool little gun though.
Beautiful! The pure simplicity of it means it could make an excellent survival-type rifle, especially if you get another mag or two. Are you going to keep both of them?
Cool! Never knew there weree .22-s with an open-bolt operation, could not help thinking about PPSH, PPS ad Sten guns. Is it accurate at all? Another question - is there a limiter or stopper protecting the bolt face from the "screw-driver" strike?
Lower half of receiver both sides has some holes for no apparent purpose. Any idea if standard on all E1 or drilled in this one after manufacture? Also any plans to make a disassembly video? Apparently not same as A6.
I expect the holes you are referring to are the ones for the pins that hold the trigger group and magazine catch into the receiver. As for a disassembly video if I did one TH-cam would immediately demonetize it and/or remove it.
They are an interesting little 22, but with the difficulty in finding mags (and the price of them) most folks are probably better off with something like a 10/22.
I've only ever seen photo's of that rifle, I've never seen on in person. Cerainly it would be interesting to review one if I were to cross paths with one.
I would buy it. Crude, simple and functional. It worked, but what were the shooting results? Never saw ne when K-Mart handled guns. If I did, I would have bought it.
314299 Shooting Channel No harm no foul. Some folks like to know how a weapon shoots. I would still buy one. The best guess on the gun case is the mid 1920's. I was looking for a vintage case. I refurbished a Western Field Trap Gun circa 1904 and wanted a vintage case. Thanks for your video.
Excellent video, could comment how does the extraction of the cartridge when it fires, where does the cartridge to be extracted? Thank you so much, sorry for my english
This one is in .22 Long Rifle. As I understand the Gevarm models E1 and E2 Gevarm rifles were chambered in .22 Long rifle only, it was the Gevarm A6 that could be had chambered in .22 short.
hi, i have an old one of these that i want to use and i want to get a red dot sight for it. most of the sights i've seen are weaver mounts, but i think this is a different mount (.22 tip off?). are there any mount adaptors that you know of that go from the Gevarm mount to a weaver mount?
You are correct, these rifles use the ".22 Tip-Off" style of mount. I think Weaver makes adapters, but you can buy dot sights that attach directly to the tip off mount on the Gevarm.
The ejection on that rifle is adequate. The brass kinda flips or tumbles out. Doesn't really "Kick" out the shells like my .22 pistol, rifle or even my pump action shotguns.
@@314299 Thank you. I'm looking at beautifully preserved example that is an E1 luxe with a threaded barrel equipped with a Gevelot scope 4x20. The guy is asking 250 bucks...only one magazine (10 rds). Would share a pic or 2 of the rifle, but don't know how on YT. Would have loved to find the same carry bag as yours.
That's a gorgeous example, at a really decent price. I'd buy it quick if I were you. As for front sight elements I'm not sure where you would get replacements. I suggest asking over at the rimfirecentral.com forum, I'm sure someone over there can help you or at least provide some suggestions as to where to look or equivalent replacements.
Anyone have any issues with the bolt locking back and unable to move it forward? Or is this because there are no bullets in the mag? Unfortunately not going to put any in the mag while home and unable to go somewhere where I can at the moment
Your comment has me a bit confused. The Gevarm E1 is an open bolt firing gun, the bolt is supposed to "lock back" until you pull the trigger. Pulling the trigger lets the bolt move forward, chambering and firing a round. Also the magazine being present, either unloaded or loaded, should have no bearing on the bolt moving forward.
+Andrew Holmes It's hard to guess at the value of your rifle not having seen the condition or knowing the market where you live. Here (Canada) value ranges from $150 to $400 depending on condition.
bonjour, j'ai exactement la même, savez vous où je pourrais trouver un chargeur peu importe le nombre de balles. Je suis Canadien du Québec. Merci de me répondre, et merci pour la vidéo.
+Claude Massieu At the moment I know of no source of spare magazines. Western Gun Parts used to have spare magazines, but I believe they have sold out of them.
Yeah , theres spray paint that comes in black with the texture bumps like the original receiver has. Its not the exact same but it looks like it and it works.
314299 Shooting Channel Yes, Voere manufactured an open bolt rifle as well as bolt action designs with magazines being interchangeable between the different types , although a five round mag was standard for the bolt rifles. I would even risk to say that the magazine catch on the Voere rifles is located in the same exact position as in your Gevarm.
Here in Canada I found a few for sale with asking prices of $600 to $800. That seems excessive to me. I would think $400 to $500 to be more reasonable.
@@314299 It was very accurate. I never did a 5-10 group test as I always shot free hand and it never gave me any reliability problem. But in Australia you can't own one with our standard catagory A and B license. It requires a category D license so that's reserved for professional shooters. Which is TOTALLY stupid.
I didn't even know that Gevelot used to make a Gevarm 22 semi-auto rifle, here in France... Now it looks that Gevelot makes only hunting cartridges. Thanks for the video.
I just came into possession of one of these today! Thanks for posting this video! It is great to see some information on this rifle. It looks like a ball of fun to shoot.
Get a chance to fire yours?
Not yet. I only get to go every couple of months. Gotta drive over an hour to get to some private land that I can access. It really sucks! I used to have a place closer, but it got developed.
Scott Hill where you get it i have been looking for a while now no luck
@@314299 Yes I did! Shoots great! It does not have the trouble with misfires that my other 22's have. Hitting both sides of the case definitely helps!
@@svernwarunos546 A friend gave it to me. He was cleaning a relatives guns out and had no idea what it was and didn't want to deal with it when I told him what he had. The trouble with getting extra magazines probably had a lot to do with his decision to give it to me.
I too had one of these back in the 60’s but it was handed in to the police when Australia had a national gun amnesty / recall. My rifle was probably destroyed but maybe someone put it aside. A fine rifle, easy to keep clean. Many thanks for letting me get reacquainted with it.
That's a shame.
Triple K Manufacturing has 8 and 15 round magazines that work very well in all models of the gevarms the orginial factory 20 round one's we cost well over $200 if your lucky enough to even find one . I refinished my E1 with VHT high temperture wrinkle plus paint very strong long lasting and dosent chip or scratch off . it can also be baked on in the oven to speed up drying and durabilty . enjoyed your video . thanks
What's the process of converting Gevarm E1 .22 caliber semi automatic into full automatic?
@@scottgood5133 nice try fbi
VERY COOL! Great presentation! Wish there were more .22s made like this!!!
I have an E1 and a A6. You can also turn the mainspring around for low or high powered ammunition.
Those A6's are a nice looking rifle.
Remember shooting one of these at Rhyl fair when I was a kid, great fun. Five shots for a quid probably illegal now.
How long ago was that?
Very nice gun we luckily have one of them fancy long mags, fun can shooter. The gun shoots remarkably well considering its simplicity.
I've seen them going for as much as $399 at gun shows (they're definitely rare to find, usually only 1 per show if any), and that's with one 8-round mag. The 20-round mag can sell for upwards of $80 for new ones, which usually require some gunsmithing to get to fit and work properly with the rifle, so a decent asking price for the package would be around $450 based on what I've seen in Alberta.
I don’t know if you’ll see this but I would really like to see more of your E1 if you still have it! Great videos.
Is there anything in particular you would like to see with the E1?
@@314299 would really enjoy another just overall video like the one you did here. I’m sure alot of others would agree as well. Did you ever manage to find extra mags?
I had one of these rifles in the early '60s. I loved it. It was light, compact, reliable and accurate.
Same , wish i still had it , but then again i'll be illegal gun now, shame that .
wow, I bought mine at SIR in Winnipeg in 1971 with the long 30 round mag and a tasco 6X scope for $89.00, I cannot even begin to count the number of rounds I fired and it never misfired. I never trusted the pin safety though and carried it bolt closed. I figured if the time taken to pull the bolt back was a problem then I was not paying attention and should not fire anyway. Even at -35 it fired fine.
i have one of these models... My father bought it from a family friend...When we got it it had no clips, when we finally found a place to order them (no longer available) we ordered two lol
Amazing little gun that i use on a regular basis as a dispatch gun on my trapline
Lack of spare or replacement mags are the biggest issue with these rifles.
Love 22 rifles, I like the safety on that to. Easy to make sure the chamber is empty... And Blazer all day everyday great ammo.
Man just got one you helped me so much thank you
Cool. Glad you found the video useful.
Thanks for the video. I have one in near excellent condition, great info.
Thanks for watching and commenting, hope your Gevarm gives you lots of great use.
Both standard and long mag were bought at same time as the rifle, back before it became well known and popular with people wanting open bolt guns. prices are ridiculous now, my father picked them up back before I existed. I saw one gun going for 350$ with the long mag a year ago, didn't feel like spending the cash on another one, so I let it go, but seeing as the mag isn't seen for less than 125$ it was a pretty good deal.
I have one E1 with 2 20 mag. I fired 3000+ rounds and i don't even know how many my father shot (It was his). It still shoots great, I never tried mounting a scope since I shoot mostly at close range. At longer range I recall it wasn't really accurate, probably because of it's open blot action?!? Anyway it's a really reliable gun I NEVER had a misfire! It's simple, effective, reliable... I love it ;)
The open bolt does make for a lot of "lock time", not really a design intended for long range accuracy. You found your 20 shot mags worked OK? I've head mixed things about the reliability of the 20 rounders.
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Both mags work fine. Feeding and ejecting as supposed, As far as I remember, I experienced 4 or 5 ejection problems.
Had one since the 1960’s, was used extensively for close in feral pigs, and was ideal for the job. Towards the late 1970’s after heaps of use, it became fully automatic, probably needed a new spring, but I left it as is. This model reminds me of the Australian Owen machine carbine, an exceptional light machine gun from world war 11, which had a similar action, and traits.
I'd get that fixed to avoid jail time....
Any firearm that is open bolt is cool. I’d like to own a Gevarm or maybe an old Marlin 50. They go for a pretty penny whenever they show up on Gunbroker. Thanks fo the vid.
Have both available, and would part with one
Were are you located?
Very interesting! I've heard about these, but never seen one.
The ejection doesn't seem very powerful at all, but it does look to work quite well. I'd pick one of these little rifles up if I had the chance. Unfortunately the mag prices are indeed a problem.
Another great video.
The mag prices and supply have not improved any over the years.
Beautiful .22! I'd definitely get one.
Hi I had a Gevarm that had a 20 shot mag it worked very well.Cheers Rory
A rimfire rifle, ammo, and a nice patch of woods = a great day afield!
Very nice thank you for showing it on you tube have a nice day 🙂
No problem, thanks for watching and commenting.
I had a new Voer 22 open bolt. Very simple in design . But in case of misfiring and stuck ammo in chamber , you need a tool to take it out.
A pocket knife works well.
I have this rifle, mint condition. Reminder, if the internals are dirty, the rifle is infamous for going full auto. I also have a 20rd magazine for mine. You have not mentioned anything to do with the reversing of the spring and counterweight in the rifle. Weight forward for higher velocity ammo and spring to the rear for lower powered.22LR
Good tip on the reversing counterweight.
That's awesome. I've owned 1 for years, and didn't know that. Because I like sub sonics, I don't use it - but a Cooley with a laser on raccoons +
Real simple ,real nice
They are indeed simple little rifles.
Im glad I found one for a good price, I'm going to buy. I usually use bulk federal for 22 amunitions, do you think it will fit for the E1 ? I have been told it likes low velocity and is fragile.
All I've ever used in my E1 has been high velocity ammo and it has not caused me any issues. The Federal bulk pack 22 is 36 grain and high velocity and I doubt it will cause you any problems.
@@314299 Tks, that's good news, looking forward to receive my new toy :)
You can use high speed or subsonic in this rifle. There is a weight inside the bolt which you can remove and fit into the back of the recoil spring if you find subsonics won't function properly, but this is not usually necessary.
Nice video. You don't talk about the barrel. Is it a heavy barrel ? What diameter size. Thank you.
The barrel is a very ordinary sporter profile, it's not heavy profile. I dont have immediate access to the rife so I can't give you an exact diameter..
@@314299 Thank's a lot for your answer !
Thanks for posting. I have a similar one that my father bought nearly 50 years ago. You have a little treasure. Don't sell it. Gevarm rifles are highly collectable in the US. From what I can remember the US banned imports since the firing mechanism could be very easily modified so that the gun would shoot full auto.
Dom FMC The "powers that be" frown on open bolt guns of any sort for similar reasons.
They were very easily converted to full automatic
These have been grandfathered by the BATFE and are fully legal to own and sell with no paperwork-John in texas
Nice find. seems to be a useful little rifle, thanks!
That's amazing, you're very talented.
Best regards from Brazil
Excellent video ! Thanks.
Thanks for the comment.
Very interesting, Thank you.
Thanks.
I find arms from different countries to be interesting.
Интересная система. Жаль, что полностью не разобрал карабин и не показал как он устроен.
There is not much to see other than taking the bolt out.
@@314299 Сделай видео с полным разбором оружия, очень интересно. Покажи как снимается затвор, цевьё, и т.д.
@@misch_gun как анщульс наверное
I have one of these guns. When I got it there was no magazine but someone mentioned a company called Western Gun Supply Ltd out of Edmonton, Alberta. They had both 20 and 8 round magazines. I bought the 20 round. I would have gotten more but as mentioned, they aren't cheap. I think I paid $50 for the 20 round. Cool little gun though.
That 20 round mag is probably worth $100 or more today, and an 8 round would probably set you back $60 or more.
Nice little rifle... hold on to it
Beautiful! The pure simplicity of it means it could make an excellent survival-type rifle, especially if you get another mag or two. Are you going to keep both of them?
Nope, sold one.
@@314299 this carbine is zamac is durable????
Cool! Never knew there weree .22-s with an open-bolt operation, could not help thinking about PPSH, PPS ad Sten guns. Is it accurate at all? Another question - is there a limiter or stopper protecting the bolt face from the "screw-driver" strike?
i dont know about the screw-driver strike, but mine is very accurate, fantastic shooter
Lower half of receiver both sides has some holes for no apparent purpose.
Any idea if standard on all E1 or drilled in this one after manufacture?
Also any plans to make a disassembly video? Apparently not same as A6.
I expect the holes you are referring to are the ones for the pins that hold the trigger group and magazine catch into the receiver.
As for a disassembly video if I did one TH-cam would immediately demonetize it and/or remove it.
Excellent review. Have one of these and am looking to sell it. Been in the family since new and l love it but never use it.
Should be easy enough to sell if it's in nice shape.
Awesome bit of history it could hold down the fort
I'm always surprised at how much interest these rifles get considering how relatively uncommon they are.
@@314299 A good idea is a good idea simple and effective
The bolt without extractor ??
That's right, the bolt does not have an extractor as one is not required on an open bolt 22.
@@314299 that bolt work with blowback effect, that right?
@@DesaCijeungjingCiamis Yes, that is correct.
I wish I had not sold mine 30 something years ago, A nice little .22.
They are an interesting little 22, but with the difficulty in finding mags (and the price of them) most folks are probably better off with something like a 10/22.
@@314299 I had a 30 round mag. All illegal in my country now.
I bet, Everyone wants open bolt guns now, and especially NR ones.
Someone needs to do a video on a Iver Johnson carbine frame semi-automatic 22 rifle. Would like information on this weapon.
I've only ever seen photo's of that rifle, I've never seen on in person. Cerainly it would be interesting to review one if I were to cross paths with one.
I own this rifle. It's on a m-1 Carbine frame with a 15 round clip. I will send you a photo. What is your e-mail address.
Cool gun!
Dose the open bolt efect the triger pull at all?
Oui.!
yeah I had one of these great gun...
I would buy it. Crude, simple and functional. It worked, but what were the shooting results? Never saw ne when K-Mart handled guns. If I did, I would have bought it.
I really dont recall the groupings I got, I was mostly concerned with demonstrating the rather unique action of the rifle.
314299 Shooting Channel No harm no foul. Some folks like to know how a weapon shoots. I would still buy one. The best guess on the gun case is the mid 1920's. I was looking for a vintage case. I refurbished a Western Field Trap Gun circa 1904 and wanted a vintage case. Thanks for your video.
Great video
+David Wagner Thanks.
+314299 Shooting Channel nice rifle
Excellent video, could comment how does the extraction of the cartridge when it fires, where does the cartridge to be extracted? Thank you so much, sorry for my english
its a blowback action
That is an interesting and simple weapon.
I would love to have one of those
They are out there, I'm sure you can find one for sale if you look around.
Fabrication française en Europe, devient difficile à trouver à partir du moment que c’est une semi-auto .
i have a e1 in good shape with a 8 and 20 round clip what should i ask for it all
The Gevarm E1 in 22 short or 22LR?
This one is in .22 Long Rifle. As I understand the Gevarm models E1 and E2 Gevarm rifles were chambered in .22 Long rifle only, it was the Gevarm A6 that could be had chambered in .22 short.
finally found a magazine for mine last week!
Doc Gonzo That was fortunate, they are hard to come by.
where did you find your clip please tell me the name or adresse of the fabricant...
All 22s should adopt or rip off this design open bolt with a wide firing pin
It is reliable as it does hit the priming compound in two places, reducing the chance of a misfire.
Cool rifle..
very nice gun
Thanks.
Any chance of a look at the trigger mechanism?
Trigger mechanism is held in place with roll pins, so no.
That rifle has really buzzed my interest. Got to admire the minimalism of it.
It's a great rifle. I have the one my dad got used 50 years ago and it's Stull a great rifle.
hi, i have an old one of these that i want to use and i want to get a red dot sight for it. most of the sights i've seen are weaver mounts, but i think this is a different mount (.22 tip off?). are there any mount adaptors that you know of that go from the Gevarm mount to a weaver mount?
You are correct, these rifles use the ".22 Tip-Off" style of mount. I think Weaver makes adapters, but you can buy dot sights that attach directly to the tip off mount on the Gevarm.
The ejection on that rifle is adequate. The brass kinda flips or tumbles out. Doesn't really "Kick" out the shells like my .22 pistol, rifle or even my pump action shotguns.
From my perspective as long as it clears the gun the ejection is sufficient.
Very interesting and cool .22 lr
And they are one of the less common 22 semi's out there.
Is dry firing the same problem as on other 22's due to the firing pin design here?
No, it's not an issue as the outside edge of the bolt hits the end of the barrel instead of the "firing pin" portion of the bolt.
@@314299 Thank you. I'm looking at beautifully preserved example that is an E1 luxe with a threaded barrel equipped with a Gevelot scope 4x20. The guy is asking 250 bucks...only one magazine (10 rds). Would share a pic or 2 of the rifle, but don't know how on YT. Would have loved to find the same carry bag as yours.
@@314299 I'll try with photobucket :
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@@314299 BTW, I think Gevarm sold these models with a variety of sights to be put IN the front tunnel sight? Where would I source these?
That's a gorgeous example, at a really decent price. I'd buy it quick if I were you. As for front sight elements I'm not sure where you would get replacements. I suggest asking over at the rimfirecentral.com forum, I'm sure someone over there can help you or at least provide some suggestions as to where to look or equivalent replacements.
Awesome
Anyone have any issues with the bolt locking back and unable to move it forward? Or is this because there are no bullets in the mag? Unfortunately not going to put any in the mag while home and unable to go somewhere where I can at the moment
Your comment has me a bit confused. The Gevarm E1 is an open bolt firing gun, the bolt is supposed to "lock back" until you pull the trigger. Pulling the trigger lets the bolt move forward, chambering and firing a round.
Also the magazine being present, either unloaded or loaded, should have no bearing on the bolt moving forward.
Wow! You own everything don't you? Must be a real CGN'er ;-)
Not yet, but that's the objective!
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I was half way there but began to feel like I was living in a war museum.
Can anyone tell me fps rates low v high velocity ammo re: recoil spring positions... great little shooter, the bane of ferals.
Thanks for the video...
how much are these second valued at? I have one and looking to sell it.
+Andrew Holmes It's hard to guess at the value of your rifle not having seen the condition or knowing the market where you live. Here (Canada) value ranges from $150 to $400 depending on condition.
great much appreciated. I live in New Zealand they seem to go for between $300-800NZD. just was curious as to the prices on your side of the world.
bonjour, j'ai exactement la même, savez vous où je pourrais trouver un chargeur peu importe le nombre de balles. Je suis Canadien du Québec. Merci de me répondre, et merci pour la vidéo.
+Claude Massieu At the moment I know of no source of spare magazines. Western Gun Parts used to have spare magazines, but I believe they have sold out of them.
+314299 Tir Manche, merci, je vais aller voir chez Western Gun Parts, et je vous tiens au courant, merci encore une fois...
+Claude Massieu Good luck with your search.
Le post remonte à loin, mais je mets l'info tout de même, ça peut servir : www.burleyarms.co.nz/index.php?route=product/category&path=90
@@GSX1400K2 sait tu si les clips sont toujours disponible pour achat ?
Great little rifle I have one with a scope!
Cool. Have you owned it for very long?
@@314299 I have owned it for over 50 years . I bought it new.
like a mp38 i love it
Frame not in solid steel... is it fragil ?
These rifles don't have a reputation for having frames that crack or break, they seem to be durable enough.
are you able to get the main body repainted in that crinkle as mine realy needs it. available in a can maybe??
Yeah , theres spray paint that comes in black with the texture bumps like the original receiver has. Its not the exact same but it looks like it and it works.
How much is one of these rifles worth today?
Probably $350 or so.
La balle se chambre seulement au moment du tire ? Je n'est encor jamais vue sa
The magazines are the same as the ones on Voere rifles, probably came from the same manufacturer.
Interesting, I never heard that before.
314299 Shooting Channel Yes, Voere manufactured an open bolt rifle as well as bolt action designs with magazines being interchangeable between the different types , although a five round mag was standard for the bolt rifles. I would even risk to say that the magazine catch on the Voere rifles is located in the same exact position as in your Gevarm.
Nice video. In Brazil proibited almost all guns.
I'm sure the criminals still have theirs.
Yes, you're rigth
Ícaro Fernandes your government only wants criminals to own guns defy keep your guns fight back brother
Can I ask what this rifle is worth?
Here in Canada I found a few for sale with asking prices of $600 to $800.
That seems excessive to me. I would think $400 to $500 to be more reasonable.
I had one of these for years when I was young. Shot a lot a rabbits and wallabies with it.
In your experience how was it for accuracy and reliability?
@@314299 It was very accurate. I never did a 5-10 group test as I always shot free hand and it never gave me any reliability problem. But in Australia you can't own one with our standard catagory A and B license. It requires a category D license so that's reserved for professional shooters. Which is TOTALLY stupid.
The rabbits were always head shot so a rifle needs to be accurate for that.
is it my idea or the or the receiver look a bit like a mp-38?
Buen video. Felicidades!
Thanks.
Qual é o valor desse rifle.
Probably about $350-$400.
E uma bela máquina
It's not bad looking I guess.
Yeah you won't have any Fail to Fire with that thing
Hello
I'm looking for a magazine for Gevarm 22lr.
Who can give me clues
Good luck, mags for these are quite hard to find.
www.guncity.com/22lr-gevarm-magazine-15-rounds-310045
www.gunclips.net/gefrrima.html
Amigo quero ver o pino que poca a espoleta. Obrigado
đẹp quá a ơi.
Thanks.
Sir are sale and how much .
I'm not selling guns, just showing them in video.
Just got 1 for 100 canadian. My buddy wanted to trade my norinco jw14 but just offered cash and he went for it. Very nice gun
Good deal.
Looks a bit like my Anshutz 525
Yes, they are similar looking.
Marstar has new Gevarm mags available.
Thanks for the tip. It looks like they are aftermarket, as they are listed as being in new condition.
I have a couple, they work well.@@314299
como arruma a mira desse rifle
Qué modelo y marca es
Really? Cant you read the title of the video?
Need to find a magazine for my .22 rifle. Been catchn draft for a while
marksman Mackey Good luck, they are difficult the find and expensive.
I have many available. Even 20 rounders
Really great gun❤
Thanks.