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Ruger/Marlin really needs to bring back the model 60.

What are my other current options?
I buy nearly every used model 60 I run into. Especially the little Glenfield Squirrel models. But man they are starting to demand some wild prices.

Plenty on gun broker but at $30-$50 a pop for shipping is rough. So looking for current production I can hopefully have the local shop order for me.


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Especially the little Glenfield Squirrel models.


My first firearm, and I got it secondhand. Still going strong decades later, though it did need a new buffer about 15 years ago. And I put a set of Tech Sights on it around the same time, which is a nice improvement over the stock iron sights.
 
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The Browning SA-22. It's feed from the stalk but the principle is the same.




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Hickok45 got me hooked on the model 60. I found a couple 22" barrels (Heavy micro-groove) with last shot hold open. Also grabbed a 981t when I saw it. Found a squirrel for like $75 but needed bolt-safety work, back when parts were cheap on ebay/Numrich for buffers etc.. Yep, not many tube-feds left that I can think of. The bolt 925 and a Duck's Unlimited Papoose are also in the stable. Very accurate. Fun to work on.

 
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Especially the little Glenfield Squirrel models.


My first firearm, and I got it secondhand. Still going strong decades later, though it did need a new buffer about 15 years ago. And I put a set of Tech Sights on it around the same time, which is a nice improvement over the stock iron sights.


Mine too. Probably why I have such a love for them.


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Not current production, but the Remington 552 jumps to mind. Looking on GB, there are quite a few around the $400 mark - some with scopes included.
 
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Not current production, but the Remington 552 jumps to mind. Looking on GB, there are quite a few around the $400 mark - some with scopes included.

That was *my* first gun. Cool
That shell deflector helped for my left handed long gun shooting.
Some stupid kid, (me) decided to trade it in on a 12 gauge pump. DUMB!


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I have a late 50’s Belgian SA-22 with the wheel style sight. Fun little rifle

I know you said semi auto but check out the Winchester 72a. Tube fed bolt gun and it’s a No serial # which even for Winchester is interesting
 
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I have a no serial number Remington 550-1 and it is quite the tack driver.

I am looking for current production because I am looking to buy 3 for my boys.


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I have a no serial number Remington 550-1 and it is quite the tack driver.

I am looking for current production because I am looking to buy 3 for my boys.


buy 3 each of the Springfield/Stevens (80 somethings, cannot remember the number) , or the 550's, or the SA-22's,

the SA-22, Belgian or Japanese, as well as the others, with outlast them,



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Originally posted by Black92LX:
Ruger/Marlin really needs to bring back the model 60.


Good call. Yes they should.

I’ve still got my childhood Remington 552 Speedmaster.

Great shooter. Tons of fun.


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To go with the Browning SA-22 I linked to above, and if you have changed your mind and want to look at something out of production, the Browning BAR-22, is an interesting option.



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