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[Dawg1998]

If only it was threaded!

[gunrunner32]

1 hour ago, Dawg1998 said:

If only it was threaded!

I threaded my Henry 22, it seemed like a fun idea but having to take off the suppressor to reload it gets annoying after a while. 

[spdfrk70]

So you're not going to find a 1970 model vintage Browning BL 22 factory threaded ever

If somebody had threaded it everybody would want it not threaded lmao

It's easier to thread one than it is to fix one that's been threaded

Edited March 7 by spdfrk70

[10-Ring]

Just curious, is that a wood stock? The BL22 was my first rifle, stop have it 25+ years later, mine is an early 70s as well. I've only seen nylon stocks on these. 

[221 Fireball]

1 hour ago, 10-Ring said:

Just curious, is that a wood stock? The BL22 was my first rifle, stop have it 25+ years later, mine is an early 70s as well. I've only seen nylon stocks on these. 

Interesting! I've only seen wood stocks on BL's. Didn't realize they made a synthetic stock version. Like a Nylon 66?

[spdfrk70]

2 hours ago, 10-Ring said:

Just curious, is that a wood stock? The BL22 was my first rifle, stop have it 25+ years later, mine is an early 70s as well. I've only seen nylon stocks on these. 

Lumber yes sir

[Pickaroon]

Are you near Whitehouse?

[hipower]

That's a gorgeous rifle!!

[spdfrk70]

Thank you sir

[Grayfox54]

And yet again, too far away. If only you were closer.  

[Clutch80]

PM sent.  Couldn't hold myself back any longer.

[spdfrk70]

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[Dawg1998]

On 3/7/2024 at 4:07 PM, spdfrk70 said:

So you're not going to find a 1970 model vintage Browning BL 22 factory threaded ever

If somebody had threaded it everybody would want it not threaded lmao

It's easier to thread one than it is to fix one that's been threaded

I’ll thread one just for ya - glad ya sold it!

[spdfrk70]

Lol let her rip

[Darrell]

9 hours ago, Clutch80 said:

PM sent.  Couldn't hold myself back any longer.

Thank you! My resolve was weakening by the minute!