.22LR Lever Action Rifle Without Western Style Stock

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Does anyone make such a rifle? I know they existed years and years ago like back in the 1970s when I was first getting into shooting.

I'm looking for a lever action but I really don't like the straight comb western style stock. They're just not my taste.

Alternately, does anyone make a pump action rimfire rifle with a Monte Carlo or similar style stock? Something with a raised comb?

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Yes, lever action .22 calibre rifles are still available.I know Henry and Browning make them.Most likely others do as well.Not sure if any are available with other than a straight stock.In the past both Winchester and Marlin made curve stock .22 rifles.Most likely one of these could be found on the used market in good condition.
 
jes said:
I think the the Winchester was the model 250? The Marlin was the 57. For a pump/ slide action you might look for a used Browning BPR.
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Yes, it is a M250. I still have one that I got from my dad in near perfect condition.
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Most of the Marlin 39's have pistol grip style stocks, as for pumps the Remington Fieldmaster also has a pistol grip.

The Winchester 9422 also came with a pistol grip deluxe option and Norinco made a knock off that has a pistol grip stock.
 
I will second Kamlooky's suggestion about a Ruger 96/22. I have one in 22 Magnum - do not see them very much here in rural Manitoba - uses the same box magazine as does my Ruger 77/22 Magnum - 9 round rotary box. They were also made in .22 Long Rifle, so they would use the same 10 round rotary magazine as the Ruger 10/22 and the Ruger 77/22, I think. I no longer have a 77/22 to compare mags to the 10/22. The Win 250 that is here for cleaning has a tubular magazine up under the barrel - some find that a "pain", but no worse than the Win 9422's, and much "neater" and dependable then some lesser thought out box magazines in other .22's.
 
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