List of .22 military trainers

[green]

US
Hoffer Thompson
M1922
M1 22
M2 22
Winch M52
Rem M40
" M513
M12 H&R
M13 Mossberg
Stevens 416
Rem M514
"M521
Winch M75
"M79
Stevens M65
H&R m65
Mossberg M44
Ruger 10/22
Winchester Windner Musket

 

[donor]

Did not realize that the TOZ-8 was a trainer, cool.

Yes,it was.We didn't have many of them in Poland but there was a lot of them used in Soviet Union,DDR and Hungary.
It was phased out when Toz-16/17 came out.15 years ago I was told by Russian co-worker that they are still around in Far East part of Russia.

 

[Claven2]

To the op. I've never seen a Canadian no. 8 or no. 9 .22 trainer. Those models are most associated with the U.K. And NZD respectively. If anyone has aka canadian marked version of one of these, that is not a uk conversion of a wartime longbranch, I will stand corrected .

 

[tootall]

Egyptian trainer based on Hakim rifle, made by Beretta.
http://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=51119

 

[Engineer]

To the op. I've never seen a Canadian no. 8 or no. 9 .22 trainer. Those models are most associated with the U.K. And NZD respectively. If anyone has aka canadian marked version of one of these, that is not a uk conversion of a wartime longbranch, I will stand corrected .

It won't be correcting you, I don't have a clue.

That was just me cutting and pasting.

 

[Sharps '63]

I've got an FN Mauser scratch built .22 trainer. Looks identical to it's big brother in .30-'06. Bought them as a pair. Both are excellent shooters.

 

[Engineer]

I've got an FN Mauser scratch built .22 trainer. Looks identical to it's big brother in .30-'06. Bought them as a pair. Both are excellent shooters.

Thats the way to do it, one of each.

 

[vinver]

Ross Cadet, BSA Miniature War Office pattern 1909, BSA Martini with Canadian broad arrows stamped all over it. Cooey Model 82, SMLE No 2 Mk IV, Mossberg 46M. Those are mine but looking for more

 

[tokguy]

46M is the best of the Mossberg lot IMO.
I've a 42 (b) as well and it's prone to malfunctions compared to the 46M.

 

[Engineer]

46M is the best of the Mossberg lot IMO.
I've a 42 (b) as well and it's prone to malfunctions compared to the 46M.

How do they compare to the Mossberg 44US?

 

[MiG25]

What about the Hi Standard 22.

 

[tokguy]

How do they compare to the Mossberg 44US?

I couldn't say,don't have a 44...yet.
The #### on opening is pretty cool, nice triggers on both as well as empties ejecting forward is handy. Empty brass is just...gone. Cool

 

[#4mk1(T)]

The No.7 is, of course the UK model but to be a complete list you'd have to include the CNo.7 as well.

 

[rempel429]

Found two don't know if they're on the list
Romanian m1969 or m69
Romanian m1955

 

[woodchopper]

I don't have the reference material here but you are missing a few of the early enfields. the No2 ?? short 22RF, 1912ish.

there is another thread specifically about these rifles.

but I'm having computer issues this week

 

[woodchopper]

I don't have the reference material here but you are missing a few of the early enfields. the No2 ?? short 22RF, 1912ish.

there is another thread specifically about these rifles.

but I'm having computer issues this week

 

[Brutus]

Germany: ES350B (single shot) Mauser
MS350B (repeater) Mauser
Am pretty sure Geco & Walther had thier own small bore variants as well.

I own an ES350, Toz-8, Toz-17 and just am clinching a deal on a Canadian WWI Lee-Enfield SHT 22 MKIV* as we speak. This last one came built in 22 LR from the get go, not a reline.

 

[green]

USN 50-70 rolling block covtd to 22.

 

[Engineer]

...just am clinching a deal on a Canadian WWI Lee-Enfield SHT 22 MKIV* as we speak. This last one came built in 22 LR from the get go, not a reline.

Is that the one on the EE? Very nice I wish I had the cash to pick one up myself.

 

[Engineer]

Wow great information from everyone.