Favorite Rimfire Gun

[Aloha_Shooter]

I'd have to say my favorite is my Winchester 52D. Same model I shot on the high school team, just a nice smooth accurate shooter.

[GhostRider]

it would have to be the Remington 552 speedmaster. Had it since I was a kid and love it.

[opie011]

I really don't have a favorite but I like this one a lot!

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[dtotheatothevtothee]

My Marlin 39A! I can go through a 525-rd brick every time at the range with that. So fun!

[Ranger]

I really like my 10/22, but my favorite is my Sig Mosquito in desert digi, should have a can on it in about a month! It shoots great, and Sig has the best customer service I've ever seen!

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Just picked one of these up and it's a great gun to shoot! Nice full sized feel and pretty damn accurate on sites - easily plinked targets at 30 yards with it.

[Ranger]

One gun I really love is my Henry AR7 Survival Rifle, that thing is awesome and very accurate. It took about 300-400 rounds to loosen it up enough to stop stovepiping on me, but it's fun as hell to shoot and always gets comments (as it breaks completely down and stores in it's own water tight and floating stock). I just picked up another 15 magazines for it for extended plinking fun .

[Irving]

I was just reading about that rifle the other day. Pretty cool.

[Troublco]

Mine, up until recently, was my Remington 541X as noted in a previous post. However, I picked up an M&P 15-22 mostly for the kids (I thought) and when I was sighting in the red dot I put on it, kind of got hooked. That thing's a blast! And with a little massaging, the trigger is pretty good now too. I also have a Springfield Scout M6 that's a lot of fun too, although the trigger sucks on it.

[wctriumph]

My Single Six convertible would be my favorite.

[theGinsue]

One gun I really love is my Henry AR7 Survival Rifle, that thing is awesome and very accurate. It took about 300-400 rounds to loosen it up enough to stop stovepiping on me, but it's fun as hell to shoot and always gets comments (as it breaks completely down and stores in it's own water tight and floating stock). I just picked up another 15 magazines for it for extended plinking fun .

I had an Armalite AR-7 (before the tragic boating accident). It's definitely an older model compaqred to many of the Henry AR-7's out there. I only has iron sightes and no way of attaching a scope (the Henry's, at least the newer ones, have a grooved receiver rail which can accept a scope).