What are they like, anyone have pictures of one?
How do they 'take-down' - like the 39a, or a half-twist interrupted thread thing, like the centerfire guns?
What's the going price for one?
Anyone have a Winchester 22 Mag takedown levergun
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Re: Anyone have a Winchester 22 Mag takedown levergun
Doc, Winchester only made two levergun models in .22 Mag - the ill-fated, post-64, alloy-receivered, solid-frame Model 255/255 Deluxe, and the steel-receivered, takedown Model 9422, later labelled the 9422 Legacy.
The 9422's were issued with a take-down screw through the rear half of the receiver, accessible from the left (non-ejection) side with a common screwdriver.
There's a member, "JRH" over on rimfirecentral, who's a machinist - and makes a large-headed thumbscrew that replaces the issue takedown screw ($20).
http://www.aperturesnmore.com/
I use the custom screw during hunting season.
Although IMHO it looks a lot like the Marlin 39a takedown screw, he also sold me a NOS Uncle Mike's saddle ring, that I leave in the gun for display.
After the screw's pulled out, they don't split into halves, like a Marlin 39a for takedown - the buttstock & lower tang with the trigger group, etc, pull down/back/out from the barreled receiver group.
I've had multiple 9422's, over many years since the late 70's, LR & Mag models - but never ran across the pristine .22 Mag XTR carbine (pic w/saddle ring) until 2 years ago, when I gladly paid $600 for it.
But, they're where/when you can find one, checkered XTR or not, pristine or not - anywhere from $300 to $750, although prices seem to have gone a little soft over the past 12 mos or so.
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The 9422's were issued with a take-down screw through the rear half of the receiver, accessible from the left (non-ejection) side with a common screwdriver.
There's a member, "JRH" over on rimfirecentral, who's a machinist - and makes a large-headed thumbscrew that replaces the issue takedown screw ($20).
http://www.aperturesnmore.com/
I use the custom screw during hunting season.
Although IMHO it looks a lot like the Marlin 39a takedown screw, he also sold me a NOS Uncle Mike's saddle ring, that I leave in the gun for display.
After the screw's pulled out, they don't split into halves, like a Marlin 39a for takedown - the buttstock & lower tang with the trigger group, etc, pull down/back/out from the barreled receiver group.
I've had multiple 9422's, over many years since the late 70's, LR & Mag models - but never ran across the pristine .22 Mag XTR carbine (pic w/saddle ring) until 2 years ago, when I gladly paid $600 for it.
But, they're where/when you can find one, checkered XTR or not, pristine or not - anywhere from $300 to $750, although prices seem to have gone a little soft over the past 12 mos or so.
.
Re: Anyone have a Winchester 22 Mag takedown levergun
AJ the only winchester 22 mag takedown I know of was the model 61 and its a pump the 1890 came in 22 WRF or 22 special and a pump also. Since then rossi made a model 62 in 22 mag. danny
My mistake AJ I didnt read levergun.
My mistake AJ I didnt read levergun.
Re: Anyone have a Winchester 22 Mag takedown levergun
I also give a big "thumbs up", to Joe Hulett. His reproduction parts & screws are top notch and very reasonably priced.
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Re: Anyone have a Winchester 22 Mag takedown levergun
Pete44ru,
That knurled thumbscrew looks a lot like the one on my Winny pump .22.
I like it and may have to get one for my 9422M. Thanks.
That knurled thumbscrew looks a lot like the one on my Winny pump .22.
I like it and may have to get one for my 9422M. Thanks.
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Re: Anyone have a Winchester 22 Mag takedown levergun
Thanks for the info. One "new in box" for sale locally, and I was just curious.
I'm interested in a 'shooter' not a 'collector piece', though, so the one for sale here is likely far out of what my price range would be.
Too bad the one for sale here is "NIB" instead of a scratch-and-dent one...
They look like nice guns, though!
I'm interested in a 'shooter' not a 'collector piece', though, so the one for sale here is likely far out of what my price range would be.
Too bad the one for sale here is "NIB" instead of a scratch-and-dent one...
They look like nice guns, though!
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Want REAL change? . . . . . "Boortz/Nugent in 2012 . . . ! "
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Re: Anyone have a Winchester 22 Mag takedown levergun
What I like best about the 9422 take down screw is that whoever designed the screw had us common folk in mind. A quarter fits the slot perfectly. Or at least it does on my 22LR and my 22 magnum take down 9422. So when you get that occasional jammed shell in the receiver you just need to have some change in your pocket.
I have never had a jammed shell in my 22 magnum. But my 22 LR will occasionally get a shell caught up underneath the carriage. Most times the rfile will still operate. But I like to get that shell out of there. Tom
I have never had a jammed shell in my 22 magnum. But my 22 LR will occasionally get a shell caught up underneath the carriage. Most times the rfile will still operate. But I like to get that shell out of there. Tom