I was lucky enough about 25 years ago to find a Remington Nylon 10. These are the single shot brother to the nylon 66 and other nylon series 22s that Remington introduced in the 60s . That 22 was for my youngest son and he still has it . As luck would have it I came across another one the other day . This one is in mint condition! The grandkids will get to plink with this one . There were about 10,000 made between 1962 and 1964 and discontinued . Apparently of that there were 2,000 smoothbores made .
Interesting how Remington was WAY ahead of its time with the nylon stocks .
I had a cooey semi auto 22. It was a jamming pos. I traded it for a nylon 66. It never failed, shot a ton of muskrats with that 22. I can’t remember what I did with that gun but I sure wouldn’t mind having it back now.
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Were aiso prone to stock breakage and a nightmare to put back together if taken apart.
Tell me about it. As a 12 year old kid I thought I would take my nylon 66 apart for a good cleaning. I had to get my uncle to put it back together.. he said never do that again.
Remington Nylon 10 - a unique little firearm
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