Let's see your 22 LR rifles all makes and models welcome!

Wow! but... what is it?? Gun and glass too, plz.

 

Top row of your pic, 3rd from the left, what is it? Google gots nothin.

 

That's the one I was asking about, as well. I think I got a description of the bottom one. @neegdogdig tell us more...

 

little 22 my grandfather gave me.

 

Savage mark ii with the standard weaver 3x9 that comes with it. I’m sure I will upgrade the scope at some point.

 

I want! Post more info plz, and welcome to TW. 1st round of drinks is on you.

 

Looks like a Bronco...there were several versions of these.

 

From top to bottom:

Remington 572 Fieldmaster

Remington 121 Fieldmaster

Stevens 1913 Crackshot 26

 

Nice Rifles!

Had a 572...really liked it, but mine (like yours) had the raised buttstock. I had a hard time getting my face low enough to line up the sights. If I come across one with the standard buttstock, I'll be tempted to pick it up.

I have a 121 as well...it was my Dad's. The look of a 'hammerless' .22 pump has always appealed to me...I also have a Winchester 61, and an FN 'Browning' Trombone.

I really want a pre-Savage CrackShot, but every one I've checked out has been either too loose, or priced more like a clean Favorite.

 

Didn’t even realize that butt stock issue on the 572 until you mentioned it. I’ve always just crammed my cheek against I guess. But now it’s irritating me, thanks

The 121 in my very uneducated opinion is a better gun, or at least is for me. I’m far more accurate with it, it’s nice and light in the hands, not as bulky as the 572, and it feels like the 121 cycles cartridges a bit more smoothly. My 572 will sometimes throw a fit with hollow points.

the crackshot, holy smokes I’m not sure I’d ever attempt firing that thing, it’s a wall hanger. Action is pretty loose in it and the barrel has a slight bend in it. Backstory on that: the gun comes from a list of relatives on my mother’s side. Apparently it was used mostly as a front porch snake gun in Arkansas way back when. One day it got on the wrong side of a car and got run over. When looking at it in person you won’t see the bend in it until it gets mentioned. But once the bend is mentioned it’s difficult to see anything else

 

lol, sorry about that. I agree...the 121 is a better rifle, but I'd still like another 572. I put a peep sight on mine, and it helped a bit, but the real answer is to either scope it, or get the standard buttstock.

 

I bet that peep helps out a lot! I’d considered a scope back when I got the rifle, but I quickly got that out of my head since I’m not a squirrel guy. Strictly plinking around here.

 

Here's one. WW2 513T trainer double stamped US Property marked. 10 pounds of wood and steel.

 

Does this count?
Glock 44

 

We're plinkers, too. The peep sight only helped a bit...I think mostly because it was closer to my eye. The front sight remained the OE sharkfin. To get the most out of the peep, it would need a taller front sight. Anything taller than what is there now would look kind of goofy. Same goes for a big 'ol scope.

I put an old 3/4" tube 6X Weaver on one of my other pumps, and I have a much easier time pickin' off golf balls and bottle caps at 50 yards than I did with the open sights.
The old Winnie is more accurate than I expected...

 

Still one of my all time favorites. Have 3 of them and every single one is a tack driver.

 

Middle one is a 4” barreled .22lr upper with a suppressor under the handguard. The picture is from before ammo prices got crazy.

 

Henry H001 .22. Shoots like a dream as is, but will be upgrading the sights to some Hi-Viz ones and adding some other goodies down the road.

 

Nice! 3 of? Marlin 60 I think? I've asked before and I will ask again.POST What make and model of gun and glass? C'mon folks, help me out. I don't know what each gun and glass is from a pic. I ain't that savvy.

 

Oh Henry! I recently found a H001L. Really like this little .22 shooter. https://www.henryusa.com/rifles/lever-action-22-carbine-rifle/
Edit: before you change the sights, try some hi viz florescent.. fingernail polish on the front blade. Or

$18 Birchwood Casey Long-Lasting Fast-Drying Super Bright Touch-Up Pen Kit for Deep Scratches and Worn Areas, Green, Red & White

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JSAE234/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1