I like the comments on a working mans gun just pick up a 605 357 now ford needs to bring the straight 6 back with a 5 speed for a working mans truck take care

That bullet speed is out of a rifle not pistol,

Holster and everything is very beautiful

What BBs does it take 😂😂

“I kinda like it” and “It’s not too bad” are not inspiring comments given the competition on the market. I appreciate the unbiased review.

the original 1858 new model was sighted at 70 yards from the factory. not too far off from 100 yards

Powder Inc loader works much easier lol

I once had a Remington .22 bolt action with the tubular mag. Long skinny barrel etc. It was a 500 series model but I forget which. I never thought of it as a "target" rifle just because of what it was but I mounted a pretty good scope on it and found it to be a real tack driver, better than my .22 autos in that respect. Of course that was in my tradin days so it went the way of many fine rifles only to leave regrets later on. Especially painful pangs at today's prices.

I have a Remington 510 Targetmaster smooth bore version. Great condition. Perfect pest control tool for small critters in my barn with .22 long rifle bird shot loads. What strikes me is the 'old school' build; no plastic parts except for the butt plate.

My first rifle was a 582. It share some characteristics with your 510.

I would only fire 22 standards because of it's age

Oh and use that spring tension, springs are very powerful not just strength alone also in function, use law of physics to your advantage, or how do you think we Dutch created our own country ? By being smart of course, we created an entire province OUT OF WATER twice the size of Hong Kong, how ? Windpower, windmills, let them pump baby let them pump and let me tell ya yankee boy we are pumpinnnnn we Dutch pump so much water, what we pump out of the country in one day is what your village or town will use in a month !!!! To give you an idea ! yeah yeah yeah ok we dug 14.000 kilometer of ditches by hand butttttt ya know nothing wrong with some gooooooooooooooooooood old labor aiiiiiiiiight !!!!! So gramps dont work harder : work smarter !!! I see you yanks work and I am like : yeahhhhhhh they landed on the moon in 69 but what is left these days : Notttttttttt so much to euhhhh wright home about right ? So work smarter not harder !!! Spring tension, gonna make your copies a lot nice, put the feeler on a track there ya go only thing YOU need to do us operate the track, X and Y if you want ..... the tension does the Z !!! You see gramps I just saved you 100 years of work !!! That is how it goes, try to understand mechanics gramps !!!

oh and cauzzzzz lots of you gramps are not into CNC and totally get that I mean I am from the world of magic : The Netherlands we really do magic but I like hand craft the most yeah good old times man yeahhhhh good stuff euhhh so yeah get another feeler or 2 or follower I have to say I guess and let that follower be small, so you can let that one or 2 followers create very narrow patterns, you see the human hand can be trained and again : we Dutch know all about THAT by nowwwwww but the human brain is not good in the stuff a computer is good at so you need to compensate for that so make some grids with high resolution and let the follower follow that, and then you will get yaself some nice fine copies and more important : LOT faster as you are doing now but ...... always nice to see you yanks messing about like that hahaha hey listen, clown time is over right ? Sad me ! I like clowns ya know, so instead we follow you yanks now so keep on going gramps ! Doing good work !!!!

Noissssss, put the feeler on some spring tension, works better

NICE!! Now I wanna take dad's old H&R Pioneer 765 out. It was made right around the same time as your 510. All us kids learned to shoot with it and I taught my wife (Annie Oakly 2.0) to shoot with it.

Mine is accurate and I’ve never had an issue. It rules targets, rabbits and whatever else 22 can destroy. This fellas luck is bad and his video is not good representation of the gun. I feel his frustration though. He should do the same video in a better climate. Then he could better come to his senses and buy a new gun or shoot something else. Ffs.

Mine has Marksman-12 stamped on it. It also says J Stevens A&T Co. And the barrel screw looks like a sling mount.

I have a 511X Scoremaster, that is a tack driver. It's responsible for the demise of many a woodchuck.

You are now the proud owner of the most accurate 22 rifle ever made, in my opinion. I grew up with one from 1959 to 1974, and unfortunately my younger brother borrow the rifle from our Dad, and his room mate used it to commit suicide. It was confiscated by the local police dept and we never saw it again. YOu could shoot a squirrel in the eye at 100 yards with the factory iron sights it cam with. After a night of coon hunting with his buddies and all the hounds, my Dad traded two big buck coons for the rifle. I sure miss it now that I am 70 years old.

Wow, nice little shop you have there. Made me Jealous 😃

if you want more speed either replace spring or make it a 10 shot by adding a spacer to the front of the tube. Or send magazine tube back to rossi for replacement

And just to be clear, it wasn’t that John Browning didn’t like 9 mm he made a very famous one the 45 the way it was built, and the caliber was directed to him by the US military, and he built a weapon to meet their specifications.

I have my dads model 510 that he got for his 13th birthday which was in 1947. It’s extremely accurate. Most of the blueing is worn away. Sadly the stock was cracked and a piece of it is missing which was the small area near the safety. I’ve only seen one other one years ago in a pawn shop which was a smooth bore and I was going to purchase it just for the stock. But it sold before I returned with the money.

You’ll never get one of the new modern striker fired firearms that look as good as the 1911. And if you know how to maintain and if you know how do use a 1911 they are perfectly reliable. 1911s are for beginners or people that won’t and don’t practice. and you never ever never ever carry a 1911 with an empty chamber it was built. It was designed to be carried with one in the chamber cocked and locked. If you’re afraid of that then this is not the type of firearm for you. Have been carrying one every day since 1972 in the military in law-enforcement and as an every day carry, I have never had a unintentional discharge in 50+ years I would say that’s pretty good safety record. and a 1911 with 9 mm is perfectly fine. The ammunition is cheaper usually more available and your follow up shots although it’d be minuscule are quicker and more accurate. As far as trigger travel and reset if you’re in a gun fight, I don’t care how bad it is. I don’t care how good it is. You’re never gonna notice it. Chances are you won’t even know how many rounds you fired.

Thank you for doing a follow-up video on the wear concern of the polymer receiver.

My 510 is on the third generation of family ownership,well made 22.

Great review !!! I've got a 550-1 semi auto in pristine condition that's fully functional

Nice rifle. Like looking at these old bolt actions.

You was swaying. Seems accurate

I have my Dad's 1953 Remington 510, but it's not a target master. Very accurate rifle still.

IT TAKES 5 MINUTES TO MOD THE SOFTIES. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ON REASSEMBLY IT'S EASY.

Being a 1947 model myself, I remember these well. Lots of Boy Scout troops used these for training. Why can't mfgs do these simple designs today?

My first rifle was a model 514 .22 single shot still have it

I bought a 510 several years ago from a local dealer in very nice condition. Mine has a chromed bolt.

Give it the conservation treatment.

I love the 510 TargetMaster

Very cool.👍🏻

My first rifle, my dad bought me one in 1961. It had a peep sight on it. Really accurate, like a dumbell, I gave it to a young'un around 1975

"You know what was going on in 1946?" Yup! I was celebrating my third birthday. Nice looking piece of history. Kind of like me I guess.🤣 You may want to promote those ear plugs. They must be damn comfortable!!!!!!!!!!😁 More so than the eye protection you claimed to be wearing. Sorry. Couldn't resist Richard. Always interesting.. JimE

Nice looking 510! I picked up a 512 last month, and am quite pleased with it. They are definitely a piece of history

I have lot of fun with my 510. So will you. They're great shooters.

Good video, just curious as to why they would make a smooth bore version of that rifle?

I have one with the removable magazine. 6(flush) and 10 round. Pretty long rifled barrel. The "R" mags are tricky to find and expensive. I was told by a vendor that Remington had 1 die for the magazines and it was a limited production run as soon as it wore out. Great accurate rifle. 510 score master? The production stamp was either 1939 or 1942 is my best guess.

LGS has one of the similar lever falling block 22s for like 400$ I have had them in the past but the one I saw had kinda bore problems as is often seen, and nowadays trying to get a liner put in a 22 barrel by a gunsmith is pretty difficult and also may cost more than the guns are worth in many cases. You can buy the stuff to do it yourself but I am not gonna try a bubba without experience.

Howdy from the future 11/24 WOW have princes gone up ⬆️

At 100 yards that’s grouping at about 8 inches. 😬

What a great little piece of history, there. Be well, Richard.

Great opening for the video.

I have had 3. 1 i kept for myself; 1 I gave to my daughter that came from her mat.grandfather and the 3rd I gave to my grandson. It was my grandfather's. (his great-great grandfather). All are in great condition with gorgeous furniture. Just trying to keep it all in the family.