So depressing, I’m from Lancaster, Pa deer and any other big game has been gone for 30+ years or more. Western PA is the only thing left other than eastern which only allows shot gun. I’m not a subscriber but just a person that follows hunting vids. Best of luck to you!

"Suburban ASMR(ifleman)" - I think you've found a new niche for your channel! <whispering> Let's see how it does against the gong... <shuffling sounds> <racking bolt> BOOM - CLANG <whispering> I think that's a hit On second thought, maybe it'll work better once you get that suppressor :D

That box of remington looks vintage

Likely American Walnut, most assuredly Not Black Walnut.

Picked up this exact model in same caliber for $150.00 The owner inherited it and was not a gun person. The bolt would only partially open so he thought it was broken. It was just a screw in the scope base that was a hair to long. Beautiful gun that has now found a forever home.

what riser is that pls provide name or link

Grandpa old gun scoped, reloaded 130 up to 180 gr. Shot antelope deer elk out to 400yrds.

25 years ago I got rid of my model 59 and regretted it ever since. I finally have the means to get another one and added the 659 and 5906 to go with it. I’ll never get rid of any of them.

The ammo you are using is one of the most accurate rounds I have ever shot. As a police supplier and a TACT member in the late 80's and 90's, when my eyes were pristine, I used this ammunition for testing in all my 556 and 223 rifles' HB AR counter sniper, Remington 700 BDL HB, etc. It was highly unusual not to get 1/4 to 1/2" one hole, groups prone off a bipod at 100 yards. If my memory is correct, I believe the FBI was using this same round.

Oom George likes it though right???

That was fine. Just don’t show a pistol🙄

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I love my P17. Great thing in a tiny package. I had some issues with the slide when I first bought it and found that the thread protector on the barrel had come loose and was causing some fails to eject and making the slide stick. Maybe check that out. Beyond that I've put several hundred rounds through it and it runs great!

Heck id buy it !

6mm or .244 is good.no 308 or 270

I think these are underrated

if you think that marlin kicks, try some through a remington model 8..haaaa..good stuff though.

But it's a hundred bucks less.I don't get the big deal at all.

You're not getting rid of your Baretta you're loaning it to your father until he dies. I have all my father's guns, even the one I bought him in 1993.

You might get better grouping with .308 ammo& not 7.62 military surplus ammo-& a better scope/ optic.

I inherited my grandfather's model 100 & wouldn't sell it for anything! It is also in .308

Some bluetooth mics will let you directly monitor your voice through your audio output (headphones). I use an audio interface which lets me loopback my mixed audio. Or use a software DAW or some other mixing app that can output a virtual audio stream. OTOH, that's probably all overkill - you're more than capable of talking without headphones on 😂

Nice of you not to shoot the butterfly.

Don't get rid of the 59 or 459. I did and I regretted losing both of them. Now, I needed money and there was no way around it for me. A cop friend of mine had a SS 459 (?). But she passed away before I could talk her into selling it to me. I don't know what happened to the gun but a dear friend now walks with the Lord. I subscribed to your channel because I like your style. Go easy on the alcohol Sir. Need you around. (with respect)

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I want this but I really needs a picatinny and or arca attachment. Swivel stud or direct to m-lok is lame.

Cool rifle but old mate seemed to be getting pretty grumpy at the end!

My favorite .22 rifle of all time. My granddad had one just like this with the full length barrel and mag, and the squirrel on the stock. I never ever had any trouble with that particular rifle feeding and/or ejecting. It was a real gem. That rifle disappeared on a varmint hunting trip with a bunch of friends, so one of my “buddies” has that rifle tucked away somewhere. I contacted everybody I could think of from that trip, but nobody seems to know where it is. I was pretty devastated when it came up “lost.” I found another one at a gun show for $100 that a guy said wouldn’t feed consistently… but I bought it, did a little work on it, and now it works great.

Did you happen to delete my comment?

I bought one at an estate sale for 450.00 ser# starts with 2 upgraded the firing pin myself. first shot was a 5 inch steel 100 yards with open sights, was a hit

Hopefully you didn't loosen that recessed screw? That's the cartridge guide screw it's supposed to be like that.

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Where can I get this ammo and en block

Great video! I have the S&W 469 and love the pistol. The one I have was produced in 1988. I bought it off a retired police detective in 1993 who used it as his backup weapon, and it was rarely fired, and it still looks and shoots like new. Thanks for the great history lesson!!

Nice - looking forward to the comparison between the bone-stock Dagger and the Greg Special!

Dad was really banging em there at first!

you should try Winchester white box ammo it chocks almost every gun i own in some of my 22lr rifles besides my savage 64f and wild cat rifle but that stuff chocks a few of my pistols and my bolt action rifle

there great i had model 60 the newer ones from the mid 2000's only issues i had with mine was the plastic trigger guard broke i got a alloy replacement for it and i never had that issue with again i think the only ammo i had a slight issue shooting in mine back then was Winchester white trash 22lr ammo with it other then that it would shoot about any kind of bulk trash box ammo i tko a many varmint with mine then i sold it to my cousin for racoon hunting i think i paid 90 buck for it back then it was a good little affordable budget 22 but i think marlin stopped making them when ruger bought out marlin but i do own a savage 64f and the new Winchester wild cat those are both great budget guns to but i still think the marlin was one of my to 3 favorite 22lr rifle that was ever made besides the 1022 and Stevens 62 or now its called the savage 64f great video sorry you were having issues with your model 60

Thanks for the detailed information helped me alot. Go ahead and be long winded. Thanks much

I have both rifles, they are both great deer rifles. I prefer my 30-30 as I grew up with it, .35 was passed down later on from my cousin. The .35 defiantly packs a bigger punch hands down and I use it mainly for hunting. I like to take off my scope and cowboy plink with my 30-30, the .35 can get your shoulder doing that after a while. The .35 round is also harder to come by. Secondly if you live in a state like NY the 30/30 can make a decent self defense rifle factoring the legal options now available, due to the ability to fire more rapidly then most bolt action rifles with less recoil then the .35. In conclusion if your looking for strictly a deer/medium game rifle then I’d go with the .35, if your looking for a all around great lever rifle and or teen/beginner deer rifle then I’d go with the 30/30.

Hey from NZ! Just bought one of these havent shot it yet. love your presentation, loads of interesting stuff and a good history of the gun which is why i bought mine. Be great on goats and Wallaby as well. no hassle to take shooting!

I’ve owned some good glass from Nikon: marine binoculars, F2AS & FE cameras, 3-9x & 3-9x ProStaff III rifle scopes. The LED failed and rubber caps were deteriorated on the binoculars (with illuminated compass) after 35 years and I sent it in for an estimate. They sent me A NEW BINOCULAR! The ProStaff III BDC has been great. The non-model 3-9x is adequate for a cheapie. Shame to lose them.

All three of my Glenfield 60’s like CCI standard and subsonic ammo. But they get fussy with Remington Thunderbolts and high velocity Goldens. And they will do bargain box Federal stuff. But Aguila, nothing. Jammo matic. I think it’s the shape of the bullet and how it feed through the ramp.

I'd like one

Accurate Molds offers two bullet molds specifically designed for the 33 Winchester. If you cast your own that gives you cheap bullets for life.