.22 Hornet Conundrum - need help
Hello friends,
I'm facing a conundrum. I have the opportunity to purchase a beautiful 1st generation Browning A-Bolt Medallion in .22Hornet. The problem is, the magazine is missing. Where on this earth would I find a magazine? I've done quite a bit of online searching - but have come only met dead ends. How sad, that such a beautiful rifle is now [for all intents and purposes] useless because of the unavailability of a simple box-magazine. Any tips would be greatly appreciated! Rod |
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get a part number before you call them |
If you can get it cheap but it.
I bought a Brno ZKW 465 cheap and shot it for years as a single shot until I found a clip. I made a block to fit the mag hole so I could drop a cartridge in. Eventually you will find a clip. |
That is going to be a tough one to find, discontinued, and it never was common. It is unfortunate that people don't store the magazines in the firearms.
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no extra mag with this one
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1025240638 |
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Honest question. Would 3D printing be a viable option? Maybe not for a complete, but certain portions?
OP, I happen to have the same rifle. I have three mags. Two functional and one is not. A piece of the internals snapped. Tried repairing with epoxy. It held for a few years but let go again and I have not attempted to repair again. If we could figure out a way to produce this component of the magazine, I could probably help you out and sell you a magazine. My only condition would be, that if you ever choose to sell that rifle, I get first crack at purchase. They are absolute gems. It’s a sin to have it sit in its current state as such. I’ve been looking for mags for these at every show and store visited for at least a decade and have yet to see, or hear of one. |
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This one is used and pricy (about $165 Canadian) and is in New Zealand, so make friends with Coiloil so he can buy it and bring it for you next time he visits Alberta.
https://www.guncity.com/second-hand-...-rounds-385070 |
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Doesn't have them ?
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Buy the gun, you will eventually find a mag and if not, they work great as single shots. They are a fantastically accurate 22 Hornet. I had one that would put 5 under an inch at 200 yards very regularly, and they are pretty on top of that.
Target squares are 1/2" on a side, not the typical 1". https://i.imgur.com/I9Oc63kh.jpg |
Hey Big Lou...
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That's fantastic! |
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This guy may possibly build them for you, if you can beg/borrow a sample he can work with, https://mag3d.ca/product-category/browning/ . May be worth a call or E-mail, never know what he may have for info, or what is needed to make one, no cost to inquiring.
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Every other lead so far has petered out unfortunately. |
*update*
Well, so far all leads have petered out. The only place I found one was in a gunshop in Christchurch, New Zealand. Export regulations from the New Zealand end make it impossible to get it here.
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Buy the gun. Whether you ever find a mag or mot you will be very happy shooting it as a single shot. If not, pm please me as I would be happy to have another.
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I can get the mag for you, If you buy the rifle, I will order it to my self and next time in NZ will bring it back, Most likely April/May
Give me a message, if you buy the rifle, we will work it out. |
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It's an A-Bolt Micro Medallion. From what I understand, a somewhat rare rifle in .22 Hornet. |
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Did you buy it yet?
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