.22 pump rifle recommendations?

[kidicarus13]

New production or previously mass produced. I once owned a Remington 572 and had an internal part break twice so I'm looking for a replacement rifle.

[van7559]

Not a pump, but damn hard to beat the reliability, and aftermarket support is endless for these damn things. Not to toot my own horn, but beep beep I have this one for sale
http://www.co-ar15.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32777

[Elhuero]

I've been wanting a gallery gun for years.

My marlin model 60 (my first firearm) that's awesome but won't cycle super colibri.

Checked out an awesome pump .22 at sportsman's warehouse a couple of years ago.

was sorley tempted but it wasn't the right time. don't remember what the brand was.

[kidicarus13]

I also had a Rossi gallery-type .22 pump... pretty low quality IMO.

[van7559]

browning I believe they have a pump that does pretty well

[StagLefty]

Henry has pump .22's also.

[kidicarus13]

I don't remember what it's called but I do remember it was a flat piece of steel that had a right angle. Not expensive to replace, I just chalked it up to a weak link to a nice rifle.

[SA Friday]

I don't remember what it's called but I do remember it was a flat piece of steel that had a right angle. Not expensive to replace, I just chalked it up to a weak link to a nice rifle.

Hmm, not sure I would let that sour you on the rifle. Hell, I've broke parts in glocks, 1911's, ARs... shit breaks when used. Hell, I've even broken parts on Uzis.

[kidicarus13]

I would agree but the same part twice afyer <3K rds?

[SA Friday]

I would agree but the same part twice afyer <3K rds?

Ya, that's not so good...