RPM XL .22 LONG RIFLE AND 41 MAG

Michael Sm · Oct 15, 2020

This is one Firearm in a sizeable collection available due to an inheritance from a family member earlier this year. We are looking to sell the firearms and accessories and are not looking for trades. Thank you for not making trade offers. My father was a collector and but had not been shooting in many years but kept his firearms in great shape. We are in the Mill Creek/Bothell area and are flexible as to which FFL dealer you wish to transfer ownership of the Firearms at.

The buyer pays background check and transfer fees or any shipping costs.

Please message me if you have any questions.

Thanks and have a great day!

DizzyJ · Oct 15, 2020

Wow! Don't think I've ever seen one of those before!

Michael Sm · Oct 16, 2020

DizzyJ said:
Wow! Don't think I've ever seen one of those before!

Well now you have! Have a great night

tvcb · Oct 16, 2020

do you see another firing pin or replacement to convert the 22LR to centerfire?

Michael Sm · Oct 16, 2020

tvcb said:
do you see another firing pin or replacement to convert the 22LR to centerfire?

I do not but I also did not see that anywhere in the book or instructions that came with the firearm.

aflineman · Oct 16, 2020

Michael Sm said:
I do not but I also did not see that anywhere in the book or instructions that came with the firearm.

It looks like the .22 barrel is bored offset so the firing pin strikes the .22 rim.

Michael Sm · Oct 16, 2020

aflineman said:
It looks like the .22 barrel is bored offset so the firing pin strikes the .22 rim.

That looks to be a true statement.

RangerArms · Oct 17, 2020

In looking at the pic of the 22 chamber, on the inner diameter, at the 12 o'clock position, there appears to be a small peen mark that is indicative of the gun being dry fired a bit. So my question is can you drop a 22 cartridge into the chamber to see if it will seat freely or does it hang up or catch while loading or extracting? sometimes those peen marks can cause a burr in the chamber that will scrape the brass and inhibit chambering a round.

Michael Sm · Oct 17, 2020

RangerArms said:
In looking at the pic of the 22 chamber, on the inner diameter, at the 12 o'clock position, there appears to be a small peen mark that is indicative of the gun being dry fired a bit. So my question is can you drop a 22 cartridge into the chamber to see if it will seat freely or does it hang up or catch while loading or extracting? sometimes those peen marks can cause a burr in the chamber that will scrape the brass and inhibit chambering a round.

The gun has had a 22 brass cartridge in position when I first inspected it with firing pin marks on it. It did not appear to have any issues when I removed it. My father was pretty meticulous about his stuff so that is all I have to go on right now. I am going shooting tomorrow and will put a round through it, and take a pic of where it strikes.

Michael Sm · Oct 18, 2020

Michael Sm said:
The gun has had a 22 brass cartridge in position when I first inspected it with firing pin marks on it. It did not appear to have any issues when I removed it. My father was pretty meticulous about his stuff so that is all I have to go on right now. I am going shooting tomorrow and will put a round through it, and take a pic of where it strikes.

See last photo. I shot 2 rounds through the gun. You can see where the firing pin stuck. That being said I did not find any burr or difficulty that caused problems with loading or extracting. Hope this helps.