Gallery guns are pretty cool,my neighbor has a couple of his grandfather's.Collector's Coin Gallery usually has a couple of the Brazilian copies in the ~$125 range it seems.Norinco also made a copy but I haven't seen one around in a while.They were probably made closer to the original,but not as well as the modern copy;somewhat like their 1911's.
Very nice little rifle. I've got a Model 1906 myself, and it's a great little shooter. I like to bring it with the autoloaders, and use it to fire all the .22s that won't work in the autos...
Nope. Very different actions. I believe the Winchester was designed by John Moses Browning himself.
I have one of the Rossi carbines (it's a copy of the Winchester 62). It's short to begin with, and it's a take-down on top of that. It's got a flip-up tang sight on it too. I bought it for my son as his 1st .22. They're great little guns.
I have one of these , this pic isn't mine , But my Stevens Gallery is identical.
it will shoot 22short, 22 , & 22 LR. Some one wanted to throw it out 12 or 15 years ago when I worked for a moving company. Needed a lot of care to get it cycling properly.
At one time I had a Rossi .22 pump action. Was a great little plinker and this particular thread makes me regret ever selling it.
And in n earlier time period... I can remember when fairgrounds here actually had a shooting gallery on the midway (canted/off-center sights... so the rumor goes).