I like the winchester 62. Pump action with an exposed hammer. The 63 semi is another fine well crafted rifle.

find a lightly used remington 541S or 541T

Yesterday you all had me buying cast iron skillets. Today it's rimfire rifles. Expensive place to hang out.

not so bad , you can buy lodge and with a bit of work have Griswold smooth cooking surface

likewise you could buy a 10/22 and a some spare guide rods , springs, extractors , trigger springs and parts and keep that running for a few lifetimes.

I live my Mossberg 44US-D but parts even of a very common military trainer built very well are getting harder to find so I take the antiques out to play on nice days for a little enjoyment and I grab a TOOL of a 22lr when there is work to be done.

go parts shopping for springs and firing pins when you look at old 22s , the death of them is in small parts availability not the quality of the machining or steel.

like Wolfdog's post , a million dollar piece of artillery down for lack of a guy to work on it or parts.

Christensen arms also seems to make a dandy .22 with a sub moa guarantee @50 yards. Parts availability for bergara and Christensen arms has me leaning towards the cz.

I may sell some stuff and see how much spare change I have before making the final decision. I have atleast 3 or 4 guns I have no desire to keep.

What is the best way to sell used guns? I used to do armslist but now you have to pay to use it.

Are the Kimber or Cooper 22s still around?

These may not be high-dollar "heirlooms" but might fill the bill for what you want for just plain shooting enjoyment . The top is a model 69 Winchester and the bottom is a model 511 Scoremaster Remington. While they are both vintage, they still shoot very well with the right ammo and can be found occasionally since they are not rare or very expensive either. They each have 25 inch barrels and therefore shoot sub sonic rounds very quietly.

Cooper does for about 4k. Double the price of other high end .22s seems ridiculous

Sounds like something Joe Biden would come up with.

Lots of good ones listed.

I’m impressed with the balance of the Browning tbolt and want one.

Bought two CZ’s, lr and mag.

Been looking for a Rem 541t for a while too. I like the Win 62 also..

I’m still shooting an old Savage bolt 22 that I grew up with.

You will need a pistol too. The Browning Buckmark Camper is nice as is the Singlesix.

Winchester model 61.