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This page was last updated on 06 August 2008

 

New!!!SOLD!! 288-R1137. Model 65 Reising, Harrington & Richardson Arms Co., “Leatherneck” .22 Training Rifle, s/n 7355. The Reising Model 65 is a .22 caliber semi-automatic training rifle that was designed for the USMC by H&R engineer Eugene Reising in 1942, with manufacture beginning in 1943. According to Frank Iannamico in his book The Reising Submachine Gun Story on pages 33-36 (see our Books for Collectors & Shooters web page to purchase a copy) “The Marines wanted a .22 caliber semi-automatic trainer that had the same “feel” as the M1 Garand service rifle.” The Parkerized metal finish is in very good condition as is the oil-finished stock. The front sight of this model is of particular interest to Garand collectors as it has the same type of protective guard blades as the M1 rifle (and M1 carbine for that matter). Unfortunately, someone, for whatever reason, replaced the original front sight with an M14 front sight; this is reflected in the price. Sale includes one original 10-round magazine. This is a very scarce and interesting World War II trainer and only the third one that we have been able to offer. - $695

Model 65 Reising, HRA

Model 65 Reising, HRA .22 Training Rifle, Left

Model 65 Reising, HRA .22 Training Rifle, Right

Model 65 Reising, HRA .22 Training Rifle, FtSt

 

New!!!SOLD!! 288-R1138. Model 541-X, Remington Arms Co., .22 Training Rifle, s/n A1058683 with CMP Box. The condition of this U.S. property marked bolt-action rifle is new-in-the-box. Government contracted Model 541-X rifles were manufactured from 1984 through 1986 with 9,077 produced. The rifle has an overall weight of 9 lbs., a length of 45.75 inches and features a 5-round magazine. The original box, one magazine, and package for the sights are included in the sale of this rifle. - $595

Model 541-X, RA .22 Training Rifle w/CMP Box, s/n A1058683

Model 541-X, RA .22 Training Rifle, Left

Model 541-X, RA .22 Training Rifle, Right

 

New!!!SOLD!! 288-R1139. Model 75, Winchester Repeating Arms Co., .22 Training Rifle, s/n 19084. According the Thomas Batha’s book U.S. Martial .22RF Rifles on pages 40-42 (see our Books for Collectors & Shooters web page to purchase a copy), the first contract was awarded for this model on January 16, 1941 with production beginning immediately and over 10,000  completed during the first year. This example was most likely made during the second year of production. The blued finish on the metal components is in very good condition, as is the stock. Stamped on the left side of the stock, below the rear sight, is an Augusta Arsenal overhaul stamp. Sale includes one magazine. This is a nice looking example of an early World War II production .22 Training Rifle. - $595

Model 75, WRA .22 Training Rifle, s/n 19084

Model 75, WRA .22 Training Rifle, Close

Model 75, WRA .22 Training Rifle, Right

 

New!!!SOLD!! 288-R1140. Model 42MB, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc., .22 Training Rifle, s/n NONE. According the Thomas Batha’s book U.S. Martial .22RF Rifles on pages 46-48 (see our Books for Collectors & Shooters web page to purchase a copy), the initial military contract for 10,000 Model 42MB rifles was awarded in June 1941. The first 2,500 did not have serial numbers; this rifle is one of those early examples. The receiver is U.S. Property marked. The blued finish and stock are in very good condition. The front sight is the Mossberg S-101 with flip up aperture with no hood. The rear sight was upgraded during its military service to the Mossberg No. 4 with the remnant screw holes in the top of the barrel visible from the original S-102 partridge type rear sight. Sale includes one magazine. This is a nice looking early production example. - $425

Model 42MB, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc .22 Training Rifle, no s/n

Model 42MB, O.F. Mossberg & Sons .22 Training Rifle, Right

Model 42MB, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc .22 Training Rifle, FtSt

Model 42MB, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc .22 Training Rifle, RrSt

 

New!!!SOLD!! 288-R1141. Model 44US, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc., .22 Training Rifle, s/n 149230. The Mossberg Model 44US .22 Training Rifle was adopted by the US military in 1942 and were produced through 1945. The receiver is U.S. Property marked. The blued metal finish is in excellent condition. The adjustable rear sight is a Mossberg Microclick S-100 type. The receiver is U.S. Property marked. Sale includes one magazine and the CMP box. As shown in Thomas Batha’s book U.S. Martial .22RF Rifles on pages 54-56 (see our Books for Collectors & Shooters web page to purchase a copy). - $450

Model 44US, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc .22 Training Rifle, s/n 149230

Model 44US, O.F. Mossberg & Sons .22 Training Rifle, Right

Model 44US, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc .22 Training Rifle, RrSt

 

New!!!SOLD!! 288-R1142. Model 416, J. Stevens Arms Co., .22 Training Rifle, s/n 206870. According the Thomas Batha’s book U.S. Martial .22RF Rifles on pages 43-45 (see our Books for Collectors & Shooters web page to purchase a copy), the initial military contract for Model 416 rifles was awarded on September 29, 1941 with the vast majority produced in 1943. This rifle is in excellent condition with original blued finish and excellent condition walnut stock with no rebuild stamps. The receiver is U.S. Property marked. Sale includes one magazine. This is a very nice looking example of a mid World War II .22 Training Rifle. - $495

Model 416, J. Stevens Arms Co .22 Training Rifle, s/n 206870

Model 416, J. Stevens Arms Co .22 Training Rifle, Right

Model 416, J. Stevens Arms Co .22 Training Rifle, RrSt

 

 


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