American Classic .22 Collection

Theses rifles are very sort after in the USA as many kids were given them as birthday presents  and have high nostalgic value.

Semi-automatic, 19.5" barrel, 14-round tubular magazine fed through buttplate. In excess of 1,000,000 produced from 1959-1987. Seven different variations of style and colour were sold. serialised prior to 1968 gun control act of 1968 USA. An "A" prefix was added to serialisation in 1977.

Theses rifles are very sort after in the USA as many kids were given them as birthday presents  and have high nostalgic value.

Known as 77 (MB): Semi-automatic, 19.5" barrel, 5-round plastic box magazine. Blued metal parts, dark brown stock with white accents. .22 LR ONLY. 1970-1971, approx. 15,300 produced. This model was replaced by Model 10C in 1972. 

Semi-automatic rifle chambered for .22 LR. Features include 14-shot tubular magazine; side ejection; manual and automatic last-shot bolt hold-opens; receiver top with serrated non-glare finish; cross-bolt safety; steel charging handle; Monte Carlo American walnut-finished hardwood; full pistol-grip; tough Mar-Shield finish; 19" barrel with MicroGroove rifling. Limited availability. Nicely chequered fore-end (diamond) and pistol grip.

.22-caliber tubular feed auto-loading rifle, produced between 1959 and 1963. Some models stocked with curly maple stocks.

Very rare in the UK and the rest of the world since Ithaca do not export their guns. 

Introduced in 1922. Model 39 was chambered for .22 rimfire, had 24" octagonal barrel and take-down receiver. Has full-length magazine tube which holds 25 Shorts, 20 Longs or 18 LR cartridges. Receiver, lever and hammer are case coloured; barrel blued. Pistol-grip stock and steel-capped forearm are varnished walnut. Manufactured in this form between 1922 and 1938,  Model 39s with a "star" stamped on tang, This gun has the star and a very low serial number.

Gun has great patina and aged very well.

As above, with more fully figured stock and impressed checkering. Introduced in 1966. This is the only U.S.-made .22 semi-automatic that functions with Short, Long and LR ammunition.

A .22-caliber slide-action rifle, with 21" barrel and open sights. Blued, with walnut stock. Manufactured from 1955 to 1988.

This gun is as above but the BDL version , with more fully figured walnut stock and impressed checkering. Introduced in 1966.

Winchester Model 190 .22 L or LR Semi-Auto Rifle. 

Simple plain classic Winchester. 

Semi-automatic chambered for .22 Short or .22 LR. Has a tubular magazine in the buttstock and a 24" round barrel. Bolt on this rifle was designed to be easily removed for cleaning or repair. Stock was plain walnut pistol-grip, with semi-beavertail fore-end. 

This gun has been screw cut for a moderator and has a 15" barrel.

Introduced in 2004. Features Monte Carlo hardwood stock, with Walnutone walnut pattern finish. Full pistol-grip.