1941 Winchester 75 22lr military trainer target rifle at the range 50 yard groups with peep sights

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[@sherryengrav3370]

Great shooting and thanks for moving the scope, beautiful girl and again

[@antoniomartin1526]

Los primeros han sido mejores .un saludo

[@paulbervid1610]

Very nice . I like the Mossberg us 44.

[@CHenry1951]

Nibs, these are pretty good groups, for an old rifle, old shooter, and old eyes, I know the feeling, I had to replace all my peep sights with optics..........

[@WalnutandSteel]

I have added scopes to a lot of my gunsbut I still enjoy shooting peeps!

[@mikeofmanymikes2630]

Nibs you have the finest collection of 22 rifles and vintage scopes. Boomstick779 was the one who told me about your channel back in the day. I really miss his channel.

[@WalnutandSteel]

I also miss hearing from Uncle John

[@joshuaputman8307]

Very nice! I also have a Winchester 75 made in 1941, but it is not, I believe, a military trainer. It also has a scope mounted. I do not have the original iron sights, but I would love to find a set to put on it someday.

[@WalnutandSteel]

Most 75’s were not military trainers but are still great rifles.

[@robbinparker4382]

😎👌

[@koenraadderoeck9045]

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[@Strutingeagle]

When you measure your groups do you set the calipers average, peak to peak, or RMS?

[@WalnutandSteel]

😂 Definately Peak Envelope Power!

[@ar6985]

Great video!! You know...I've got two model 52's and frankly there isn't a finer rifle made...but I love my 75 too and find myself reaching for it time and again when going to the range. No, it's not as precision made as a 52 but it truly is a pleasure to shoot. A very, very fine rifle.....Mine dates from 1948 and shoots like it was made yesterday. Thanks again for posting ...loads of fun to watch!!

[@WalnutandSteel]

Which model 52’s do you have? I have a real early pre a, two c’s and a d.

[@ar6985]

@@WalnutandSteel Hey. I have a minty "B" model made around 1940 all stock and beyond a pleasure to shoot. Then I've got a killer time capsule A model made around 1936/1937....this rifle has a Hublik bull barrel...it was used in competition and is mentioned in the ( I forget which month) issue of a 1937 American Rifleman magazine....I have his hard case for it and his range box just as he kept it in the late 1930's/early 1940's...really something to see. I can send you some photos if you like. It's truly a Rolls Royce of a rifle....hard to describe how smooth it is. Thanks for asking....these old .22's are some of the finest utilitarian firearms ever made.

[@WalnutandSteel]

Nice!

[@nickdipaolofan5948]

@@WalnutandSteel I have a 52 pre A speedlock made around 1934 if I remember. I bought it at an auction and it was advertised as "missing parts, poor condition". I got it for cheap enough that I figured I could replace any missing parts and it would still be worth it (barring the barrel being shot out). The stock is ugly and a chunk of wood is missing by the bolt. Well, the only part missing that I could tell is the mag release button (which a push with a screwdriver works just fine). It has the ladder rear sight and lyman peep sight in the front. Wow does it shoot!! I hit a golf ball at 75 yards the first outing with it. Now I use it as my "sleeper" when friends go to the range with their tricked out volquartsens or other high end guns. BTW, I paid less than it would cost to buy a Ruger 10/22. Love the old winchester .22s