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CZ 457 Lux in 22wmr - bolt action rifle.
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My husband and I own 2 of these CZ rifles in 22wmr. We got them not too long ago from our MT FFL - NIB. (One NIB CZ 457 Lux in 22lr too. We own several other CZ 22lr bolt action rifles too.)
Henry Golden Boy in 22wmr. I owned one of these in 22lr AND in 22wmr in the past. Sweet rifles!
So I personally have owned two 22wmr Caliber rifles in my lifetime.
My MT husband has owned several 22wmr rifles over the years.
I never owned a Winchester in 22wmr in a 94-22 but they did or do (?) make them. I heard that the 22wmr rifle was just as sweet as the 22lr model. I DID own a Winchester 94-22 in 22lr. I do not know if they still MAKE this model.
I do not know if Browning ever made a BL22 in 22wmr. They did make a sweet BL22 in 22lr and I owned one of them in the past too.
Take care.
Cate
I've had the ruger american in 22 mag and its okay. I can't complain about the action or trigger or how it handles, what I can complain about is the magazines. You would think that them being just larger 10/22 mags they would be as reliable and 10/22 magazines but they aren't. The one from the factory stopped feeding in the first range trip and I have bought a couple more since, all of the 9 rounders have failed on me, the 15 round magazine I bought still works correctly but I'm not confident in it (bullets do weird things when loading it, doesn't feel like there's much spring tension pushing the rounds upward).The 94/22m seems to be a slower seller than the lr model. Maybe I'll get lucky looking around. Looking at the ruger american too.
I have a Marlin 925M and love it. It is a great value, I bought mine new (15 years ago) for less than $200 and it looks like they are still available at that price. I have factory iron sights, no scope, and can shoot good groups at 50 yards. I used brass tacks to decorate the stock of mine in old Western style.
It was the first rifle that I ever owned and, while it might have been more sensible to get the same gun in .22LR instead of .22Mag, I just loved how well it balanced and felt when I shouldered it in the store and took it home. I love the "crack" of the cartridge going off!