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August 22, 2018
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Good evening, I just received a model 63-22 in a multi gun deal and I am looking for some thoughts. It’s a neat little plinker but I’m wondering if I should keep it. I took it to help out a friend who just wanted to get rid of it. She also had a few .22 pistols that made their way into my safe. I’m not a huge .22 fan but there was something about the 63-22. It was made in 1950 according to what I’ve found online. The finish is ok, not great. No rust on any of the steel but there is a crack in the fore end. Is this a keeper? What might it be worth? Thanks all!
October 29, 2019
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They are well made, awesome shooters.
Shoot low boys. They're riding Shetland Ponies.
November 7, 2015
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Classy little rifle, fun to shoot and very well made. Sold both of mine this year, would not hesitate to buy another.
Mike
September 28, 2016
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From the few photo’s provided it appears you blueing has turned to “patina” or brown. Given that and the cracked forearm you are in the 450-550 price range. Very good-fine condition examples will bring closer to a grand. They are great shooters, I’ve got 2 of them. Use high velocity round nosed ammo for best results as far as function.
Erin
August 22, 2018
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Thanks for the replies. Sounds like a decent little gun. I’m leaning towards finding it a new owner. Any recommendations as to where to sell it? I may consider a ad in the classifieds here.
November 1, 2013
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Buickgsman said I may consider a ad in the classifieds here.
What do you have to loose? Only, forget the sucker-prices frequently seen on Gun
Broker, that remain listed for months without a singe bid. Any gun reasonably priced sells quickly.
