Elusive Bolt Action TUBE FED .22lr Rifles. Need Help!

[Travis Bickle]

You'll have to hunt down the correct sight. I'm not sure, but I believe it uses the existing holes.

The correct Redfield part number seems to be 70 CT.

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Okay
Excellent thanks for the info Sir

 

[wasagabeachboy]

The Winchester 200 series of rifles are all tube fed and are available in lever, pump, and semi auto, but not bolt. They are vintage from the sixty's they come in carbine a model, un checkered and checkered and Deluxe models. This series also was sold in 22 magnum the 255 and 275. Models are as followed 150 lever, 190 semi, 250 lever,255 lever mag, 270 pump, 275 pump mag, 290 semi. all tube fed. easy to work on and not to expensive. Nice sights they feel good in your hands but trigger pull is not great. Anyways just thought I would mention them.

 

[Bart Bandy]

What model brother?

Thanks for the tips guys keep the good data coming.
Cooey 60!! I completely forgot about them!

Model 60.

That's what I have. It's been in the family since before WWII - was my uncle's and now it's mine. Battered, a little discoloured here and there, but the bore is clean and she shot just fine on Sunday.

 

[Travis Bickle]

I know this is reviving an old one, but I picked up a well worn but great shape Winchester M72A.
Refinished it and cleaned it up. Finally took it out today to sight in the irons.
Holy hell can these things shoot! Stock irons even was hollowing out the upper left corner of a 1" target patch at 25m
I took it over to the 100m range and put up an upside down triangle target.
It was printing 10 rounds in a 4 to 5" circle with bulk Federal Auto Match lead noses I picked up on a fire sale at Can Tire! With stock buckhorn irons!

I LOVE this rifle. The feel of it. The long length. Tight crisp trigger and smooth bolt and feed tube.

I've been missing this little baby in my life for a long time.
Thanks for the tips brothers!