Show off your single shot 22s
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I'm sorry. I should have said it's a Schultz and Larsen. It's the model number that has me wondering.
It's not a S&L M61. That model has a newer stock configuration and offset sights. The rifle pictured below is the M61.
It shares stock characteristics with the Valmet M45, made from 1946 - 1952.
It's not a S&L M61. That model has a newer stock configuration and offset sights. The rifle pictured below is the M61.
It shares stock characteristics with the Valmet M45, made from 1946 - 1952.
Indeed, and that's why I'm asking about which model it might be. The M24 evolved into the M70/77 and has a smaller receiver and bolt, and a slimmer barrel. The stocks on the M24 - M70's were more of a sporter style. What I've learned so far this morning suggests it might be a M49 or M47 but this is not definitive. If the model number is linked to the year of manufacture or design, it may well be a M4x variety.
The feels from that.
Today, I added a beautifull single shot rifle to my collection.
One of my good friend owned the rifle for several years and he finally decided to sell it to me.
Its made in a small German town named Oberndorf am Neckar.
So for now, we will call it the mystery rifle but any guesses are welcome
Will ad pics soon...
One of my good friend owned the rifle for several years and he finally decided to sell it to me.
Its made in a small German town named Oberndorf am Neckar.
So for now, we will call it the mystery rifle but any guesses are welcome
Will ad pics soon...
my guess would be Es 340 B. .Today, I added a beautifull single shot rifle to my collection.
One of my good friend owned the rifle for several years and he finally decided to sell it to me.
Its made in a small German town named Oberndorf am Neckar.
So for now, we will call it the mystery rifle but any guesses are welcome
Will ad pics soon...
Nice try but its not a Mauser.
Heckler and Koch manufactures in Oberndorf am Neckar, but I don't think they made a single shot .22LR model. The French firm MAS may have used the Mauser plant in Oberndorf after WWII but it's not clear that they produced single shots. Not a Mauser, you say, but does it have KKW stamped on it?
Well played but unfortunately wrong answers.
Ok enough of mystery...
Its a Feinwerkbau Modell 2000. There is really not much infos about these rifles on the net.
I think they ended the production of this model around 1988 and they were selling for around 13-1400$.
Even on Google, there is only a couple and they don't wear the same stock as mine and they also don't have the gold engravings.
My guess would be a special run, honestly I don't know. My friend, who owned it for many years don't know more about this rifle.
Maybe I could send an email to Feinwerkbau and see if they have infos about this rifle,
Enough talking, pics will talk by themself...
Do I need to say that the trigger ( 2 stage ) on this thing is simply outstanding !
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Well played but wrong answer.
Ok enough of mystery...
Its a Feinwerkbau Modell 2000. There is really not much infos for these rifles on the net.
Even on Google, there is only a couple and they don't wear the same stock as mine and they also don't have the gold engravings.
My guess would be a special run, honestly I don't know. My friend, who owned it for many years don't know more about this rifle.
Maybe I could send an email to Feinwerkbau and see if they have infos about this rifle,
Enough talking, pics will talk by themself...
Do I need to say that the trigger ( 2 stage ) on this thing is simply outstanding !
Ben 777Lemay. JUST WOW !!
I am speechless
Gilbert
