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    Default .22lr rifles that don't use mags

    Thinking of picking up a new rimfire rifle that doesn't use mags. Any other good options other than the Mod 60 or Henry? Nothing worse than getting to the range for a day of shooting and finding out you forgot all those mags on the kitchen counter.

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    The model 60 is hard to beat. I know you asked for other recommendations, but my recommendation is for the model 60.

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    Default Re: .22lr rifles that don't use mags

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    Marlin 39A , find an older one.

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    My mom has a Browning. It loads through a tube in the buttstock and ejects the empties out the bottom of the receiver.

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    Marlin 981 is tube fed, bolt action.

    Remington 514 is single shot.

    My other .22lr rifles have either already been mentioned or take detachable magazines.

    If you get a tube fed, think about getting a Spee-D-Loader. Makes reloading much faster.
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    +1 on the Marlin 981T

    The only drawback about this model is the stock which flexes quite a bit. There are a handful of aftermarket stocks available but, to the best of my knowledge, none of them are "drop in" with tube-fed models.

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    The Marlin 39A is a great rifle, but it does use a magazine--just not a detachable one.

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    Henry 22 lever actions would fit the bill.
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    My favorite is the older model Weatherby XXII semi-auto. Came in either a tube or mag fed version. Unfortunately they are pricey but they look good.

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