Help me ID this .22 pump....no markings

[sphen]

Hey guys, any one able to ID this? Haven't shot it yet, have been looking for a fun 22 pump for a while and this came in recently.

Thanks guys.

 

[chasseur]

Maybe I m wrong but it looks like a gun that has been cobbled together with a home made stock.The gun looks similar to a wards western field pump action 22 but like I said I believe the stock to be home made

 

[tiriaq]

I think it is an H&R M422 - that has received amateur attention. If it functions mechanically, and the bore is decent, should be lots of fun.

 

[Mr.S]

Near as I can tell its a Noble 235 or something close to it.. ht tps://gunvalues.gundigest.com/noble/

 

[tiriaq]

That is entirely possible. A closeup of the right side of the action would help.

 

[motoman]

I think a noble

 

[sphen]

It does look like that 235. I'll have to give it a shoot soon and see if she works. Thanks.

 

[marshall]

I have seen one of those, Noble, maybe, Stevens I think made something like that as well ? not the visible loader one.

 

[Brutus]

I seen this rifle once in Guns & Ammo issue of 1954-55. Back pages catalogue.

 

[grauhanen]

There are a number of similar looking rifles.

The Noble 235 is one of them as is the H&R 422, which may be the same rifle. The OP's is probably one of them. The Noble 33 may be an earlier version. Cooey made the Model 35, a similar looking pump (but not the same as the one shown above), from 1935 - 1935.

The Noble 33 below



The H&R 422 below



Very similar to those above is the American Eagle 235 shown below



The Cooey 35 below is not the rifle shown by the OP. It's included here because it's not seen often.