Kmart Classics: Remington Nylon Rifles 

The good ol' days when you could get your underwear, guns, a radio and ground beef all in the same spot.

I inherited a Seneca Green that my Grandad bought in 1959. With a scope, I put a hole in a dime at 10 yards. Still have both.

I have the mohawk brown 66 I carried back in high school the fall of 1974. This rifle just keeps shooting. Back in 1964 my dad taught me to shoot on a Seneca green model. As a boy I idolized these rifles.

In 1973 and 74 we had a rifle club at our high school. We would go out to our cars, or locker if you rode the bus, and bring our guns down to the basement where there was a full feature shooting range. One girl had a Nylon 66 and I was really impressed. She never had a failure ever. I wanted one so bad! Another great Kristin video to start my day!

This is one of the best underrated home defense guns ever. Wifie & kiddies can handle it.

I still own my Remington Nylon 66 mag fed rifle. It was a Christmas present from my father at age 14 (I’m 62 now). Brown wood grain. My brother in law still has his tube fed Mohawk.

Tom Frye used four Nylon 66 rifles and more than 100,000 rounds of Remington Golden Bullet .22 LR ammunition. Several newspapers and sporting magazines circulated articles about Frye's endurance shooting record, some calling him "the greatest shot with a .22 who ever lived."

Now, I need Apache Black, too! That polished silver receiver cover looks great. Love your enthusiastic reviews!

I have a green Apache 77 with nylon stock and it is clip fed (magazine) with 10 rounds each. I ordered 5 more along with sling swivels for the order form included with the rifle when I bought it new in 1978 at K-Mart. I think it cost $79.99. I taped two mags together so I can shoot 60 times without reloading a mag. I call it my mini- M-16. Cheers from eastern TN

I have one exactly like you have here. I inherited it from my dad, I had no idea they were worth so much money! I took it out shooting the other day, it still shoots perfectly! It's not going anywhere except to the range with me!

I bought a brown one new in 1986. So accurate. I do believe, if TSHF, this maybe be the one to grab running out the door. Never a jam or miss fire and the 22lr ammo is light. You could carry a thousand rounds. Loved this video with the exception, at the end, She referred to it as a plastic gun. It's not plastic, It's nylon.

Great little .22lr. Another well done video Kristin. Thanks for sharing it. JT

My granddaddy gave me one for christmas. Man I wish I still had it.

I have my Mohawk Brown purchased new in 1978 and I cherish it. You can carry it all day in the field shooting rabbits and squirrels because it is so light.

My Dad got me one as my first gun. I was 15. When I first saw it, I wasnted one so bad. Man! I love that old thing! Killed so many critters on the farm and around the fruited plain. I'm deadly with it.

Parent bought me the Apache Black Nylon for Christmas in the 60`s. My brother West Point pistol coach Sgt. Robert recommended the rifle, only used it a few times and doesn`t have a scratch on it. Oh Hell, I`m 70y/o now.

Great video on a classic piece of Americana. Thanks for sharing. 🇺🇸👍🏻

I have recently acquired one of these in 22 shorts only. Known as the gallery special. It's an awesome little rifle.

Fun light and reliable. Never had any feed problem. The gas system or spring I forget did have to be fixed and they did it perfectly. $99. Could have went to Kmart and got a 10/22 for 139. I'm glad I didn't. Those are a slippery slope with all the accessories.

Love those old Nylons.

I had one just like it when l was a kid. Wish l still had it.

I have a first year production 1959 Mohawk Brown in really great condition.

I have an 80's made Mohawk brown .. still shoot it and it's still flawless and fun ...

I've got one for over 50 years, never had a jam nor a malfunction

Great guns! Only downside are the clip fed versions. The clips are also nylon, but wear out quickly.

These should still be here today but people in Ilion not so smart and look where they are today? The loading from the buttstock is perfect for safety as to keep the muzzle pointed safely. I have two and from Herkimer county.

I own Apach Black caint remember when I got it I think early 70s

Not so inexpensive nowadays.

Love my Black Apache

Thanks for sharing!

Silver 66's were named Nylon 77.

Apache Black and Mohawk Brown !!

I have two of the nylon 66 in brown they both need barrels but I can't find any available in Canada any help would be greatly appreciated thanks in advance. 😊

Why did Remington quit making them?

I've got a black one, shoots fine, but the plastic underneath the front of barrel is broken off 3" or more. How can I repair that ? The broken plastic that's gone I don't have .

Is that a vintage Weaver .22 tipoff scope mount w/ scope or a Weaver side mount?

How much are they worth now I got an Apache 77 in good condition

I have the Apache 77 with the ten round mag, jamo-matic

I have one apache green Seneca 77 with two magazines ...

I have a nylon 66 Seneca Green in great condition what the value?

Bought one at an estate sale paid $50.00

I want to buy Remington Model 66 Inner Magazine Tube Assembly

Just don't shoot Stingers, they melt into the breach!

The butt load one's were great but clip one's were junk would jam all the time.

I have a nylon 66 in mohawk brown and a 10c in mohawk. Love to shoot them. Id like to find 1 in apache black with white diamonds. Id like to get a nylon 11 as well.

I bought a green K-Mart in 88-89 and hocked it a few years later to buy booze. 😩#Regrets

I don't love the black one's. Much prefer the brown ones.

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