Has Winchester made a .22 other than the Wildcat lately?

[Just Duke]

The wife and I are replenishing our stores and looking for a Winchester .22 kinda like the one Remington made in the "80's". The 521 Deluxe I think they called it.
I found some old military relics on Gunbroker but they look pretty beat.
Again I'm looking at Winchester Boltgun only.
TIA,
Duke

[Arisaka99]

The only one I know of is the Wildcat and that is a bolt gun. There is a company that makes a gun that is exactly like the wildcat. It is called the Tula TOZ It is a super light gun and is looks cheap, but it is a pretty reliable gun, you can get them for like 100$

[Mk42gunner]

Not real sure, but other than the model 52, I think Winchester quit making all of their quality bolt guns in 1964. They did make some lower priced rifles during or into the early 1970's. I think the model numbers were 310, 320 series; I don't recall ever actually seeing one of them.


Robert

[jlchucker]

Not real sure, but other than the model 52, I think Winchester quit making all of their quality bolt guns in 1964. They did make some lower priced rifles during or into the early 1970's. I think the model numbers were 310, 320 series; I don't recall ever actually seeing one of them.


Robert

They made a 190 and a 290 in the 60's. These were autoloaders with an aluminum receiver. I had a 290, and traded it off years ago. I wish I still had it. It was accurate, economically priced, and very reliable. I'm left-handed, though and the little pushbutton safety was for a righty, so I opted to get another 22. In the same series were a hammerless levergun (the trigger and all dropped when the lever came down) and a pump. I don't recall the model numbers of the pump or lever, but they were in that 100 and 200 series. The 190's were plain wood, and the 290's were a bit "fancier" with impressed checkering. I think those 310 and 320 series of 22's were imported from Canada. I remember seeing them in the catalog, but never did pick one up.

[RU shooter]

The only one I know of is the Wildcat and that is a bolt gun. There is a company that makes a gun that is exactly like the wildcat. It is called the Tula TOZ It is a super light gun and is looks cheap, but it is a pretty reliable gun, you can get them for like 100$

Same rifle still made in Russia ,Just the wildcat is imported under the Winchester name. Very accurate rifle for the price.

[Calamity Jake]

Take a close look at the CZ 452, a nice clip fed bolt gun comes in both a heavy and light barrel, the latter being the most accurate and with the right ammo will shoot dime sized or smaller groups @50 from a rest and scoped.

[Herb in Pa]

The 310 and 320 series were made in Australia and imported by Winchester. They became the basis for the first Kimber 22 caliber rifles.

[Buckshot]

.............Winchester M69's and M72's for mid priced rifles were very good bolt actions, but not being a student of them I don't know the various series numbers. They also made a fairly capable entry level target rifle (M75) you may still find around.

..............Buckshot