Lakefield .22 64B Rifle

[ChubbsMcGee]

Can anyone help me out here, I did a search for the Lakefield .22 64B but it appears no one has posted anything about this rifle.
I would like to find a parts break down of the rifle.

 

[AB.boy]

I can help you out. PM me your email and I'll send you a PDF.

 

[Winnipeg Toymaker]

same thing as a Savage 64 model. Cooey 64s also. Not much to them. mainly 5 parts. barrel, action chamber, bolt, trigger group and mag well and mag.

 

[lineofsight]

You can find the manual HERE

 

[ChubbsMcGee]

Hey AB.Boy thanks for the help but Lineofsight posted the manual. Thanks for your helps guys!!!!

 

[Elliott]

Can anyone help me out here, I did a search for the Lakefield .22 64B but it appears no one has posted anything about this rifle.
I would like to find a parts break down of the rifle.

Good Rifle. I own one and It's a very good plinker.

 

[lone-wolf]

Good Rifle. I own one and It's a very good plinker.

Wouldn't surprise me if there's more cooeys then Canadians. Unregistered and Registered.

 

[ryanloco]

Have one, great rifle... bought from a friend on the forum.

Had a really sloppy stock trigger, and swapped out with a brand new savage. Works great now...

Keep it clean and you'll have minimal/no feed issues....

 

[Winnipeg Toymaker]

Got 5 of them from plastic mag to Sears 8C. All shoot great.

 

[Baldrick]

Ty lineofsight.
I know a couple people that could use a manual.

 

[lineofsight]

No worries, here is something else I came across

 

[Steyr101]

Coincidentally, I just had a Sears model completely apart last night. I don't think it had EVER been cleaned in its life and the receiver was plugged with thick grease. I found it kind of neat (and annoying) that the barrel had to be removed from the receiver to remove the bolt. However, I tried it out today and it shot very well considering how basic and cheap it is.