Ranger 22LR Single Shot Rifle 

This is dedication, shooting while the weather is like that. Respect ✊

I have the same gun . A stevens, Savage armd m-15 version. With Iron sights it shoots a dime sized hole all day long! I absolutely love it!

I have the same rifle but couldnt find anuthing on it. Thank you for making this video!

I've owned a Ranger M36A similar to this one since I was 5 yrs. old. A gift from my grandmother. Mine is slightly different as it is stamped on the barrel instead. In addition, it is stamped: S-L-LR, meaning it will shoot either Short, Long, or Long Rifle .22 rounds. I have shot many, many, many rounds through mine over the years, and I have shot all 3 types of ammo. Concerning the sights: The front blade sight on mine is identical to the one in the video. I didn't get a good look at the rear sight on the video one, but mine has a fine "V" shaped notch in the middle of the ramp sight. The farther you align the thin front blade sight down into the notch, the better your accuracy will be. It's what the old timers called; "Taking a fine sight". Mine still shoots perfectly, in fact it is what we call a "Tack Driver" in my neck of the woods. *Example:* I won a fifty dollar bet from a friend of mine once, who was foolish enough to challenge me. He was frustrated that I consistently outshot him using this gun, and he was shooting a newer .22 rifle that was larger and had a scope mounted to it. He bet me I couldn't hit a Sparrow in the head, now the bird was sitting on a branch, up in a tree, approximately 50 yards away from us. I hit it right in the eye. Now I knew, without any doubt what-so-ever, that I could hit the bird. I was also confident I could hit it in the head, or at least close. Hitting it's eye was, I admit, a lucky shot. But it impressed the hell out of him, and he proceeded to tell anyone and everyone who would listen, about the deed Therefore, I never admitted to him that there was any luck involved at all. ;-) Long story short, there is nothing wrong with the sights on that weapon pardner, you just need to get used to them. Once you do, it will amaze you, and your buddies. Happy plinking. Be safe, and have fun. For the Republic, David AKA: Stronghorse

Looks like a Cooey Ace 1. Neat little rifle. Thanks for sharing it with us. -b

Ranger was made by cooey for Sears.they made a canuck jr that looks very much like yours and several models for winchester who ended up buying cooey arms.look it up on line

can we shoot .22 Magnum bullets from this rife?

It’s a Stevens Arms model 15 ,made for Sears.

My dad gave me a rifle just like that one for my eighth birthday back in 1955. I have lost the bolt, which I removed for safety reasons because kids and then left behind when fleeing disastrous relationship. I really want to find a bolt for my rifle. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. If you'd be willing to sell your rifle, or know where I could buy a bolt for mine, please let me know.

I'm planning to get a .22 bolt action or pump action rifle.I think i'm getting it next week.This will be my first real gun,i do have air rifles.

Can you use .22 shorts with it?

I highly recommend a bolt over a pump for 22 rifle. If I were to have only one .22 rifle, it would be my Savage Mark II. Perhaps look into it as your first firearm.

You betcha. I've actually shot some 22 shorts out of this rifle. Cheers : )

These are magazine fed. It’s missing it’s mag

The ruger 10/22 won't cycle the .22 shorts.

All .22lr can shot .22 short

I got a .22 about a week ago,i made a video of it,check it out.

wtf?