Stevens No 66 | Granddads old Bolt Action 22 

That rifle looks damn good for 90 years old, a testament to how well it was treated. I wouldn't restore it. One of the reasons that I collect vintage .22s is that honest old patina.

Nice to see the other choices my Grandfather had when he choose A Remington M34. I think the design is neat, but also that he chose right. Funny thing is there is a lot of literature on the Remington M34 that claim it was the ONLY 22 tube fed bolt action that fed Shorts, Long, and Long Rifle.

Love hardware store guns

Just found one of these while cleaning my basement... looking for info and found your video. Good timing! Was inherited and now I am going clean it and see what I can do with it.

Man they don't make them like they used to anymore

I have a Steven’s model 15. Looks like the same rifle but without the magazine tube, single shot. The family story is my father got it at Montgomery Wards in 1939. For the astronomical price of $3.00!

Ta know i love wood these new ones might be weather proofe but just aren't pretty as a good wood stock

In 1971 this was the first rifle I ever fired. I was 6. Grand dad loved to take me out plinking. I got the rifle after he died. This week I took “the works” off of the stock and refinished the stock with a darker stain. I did clean the action but I didn’t remove any pins. I was afraid of springs going flying. The only thing that bugs me about this Rifle is the safety. If the safety is on and the tigger is pulled and then the safety is disengaged? The rifle will go off without anything touching the tigger. I will always assume that this rifle doesn’t have a safety. I suppose the ring that is the safety, that traps the tigger could be removed?

I have one that was my dad's and I could drive a nail from 25 to 30 yards. You say it's ot worth much but to .e it's more valuable than my hunting rifle. Thank you for this video

its an A i'm sure i have a 66C...love it its a 1939

Would you consider doing a review on the naa 22 magnum mini master possibly?🤔

Nice. I have the "Buckhorn Rifle" I can't fully read the stamp. 56 or 66b, would you possibly know the answer? Got some grief in the comments about it🙄

I had a great uncle that owned a Winchester 72 bolt action 22LR. Tube fed,no serial number and made around the mid 50's to early 60's. It was the first rifle I ever shot.

Great video, fun to watch. Reminds me of my Savage Model C, probably a similar vintage.

Thanks for another fun video. I have a Steven's Buckhorn 66b tube fed, it's a good shooting rifle.

I have a Stevens 66B. Says so on the top of the barrel. It was my dads. I still shoot it a couple times a year. Great rifles. Thanks for the video.

seems like everyone had a Steven's "hand me down", from Grandpa. Mine is a Model 73

That’s a really cool old rifle! Thanks for sharing ‼️🍻

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It's beautiful. Well loved and not abused. I hope it lives as such another 80+ years. Such a jewel.

Good to see ya inside, out of the rain and the blueberry patch. Pretty nice groups for that vintage. Probably all in the shooters hands........... right? JimE

Nice one, Richard! Sure would be cool if those old guns could talk.

Good video. nice to see you Richard.

Great info on these old 22s.

Agrupa muito bem esse rifle.

Nice 👍