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Thanks Mark! Another classic from the Cinnabar!
I am a bigger fan of the .22 Hornet and looking forward to a future video on the 54, 70 and 43 in that caliber 😉
Best Regards,
WACA Life Member #6284 - Specializing in Pre-64 Winchester .22 Rimfire
January 26, 2011
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Great video, Mark. I’ve owned several M65s and have yet to shoot them, which in hindsight seems shameful. Maybe I need to pick one up again.
Here’s a few pics of my M43 in 218 Bee. It sports an early exposed knob Weaver K6 scope that was available right about when this rifle was built. This rifle belonged to my father, and I was fortunate enough to shoot a few prairie dogs with it when he would make a trip now and again from Iowa to Wyoming. Good memories, for sure.
~Gary~
November 5, 2014
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Hi Mark-
Great video, thanks!!!
I’m EAGERLY awaiting the future 22 Hornet episode co-starring the illustrious Bert H!!! I want to see what Bert can do offhand at 150 yards… 
Of course you can edit out Bert’s “out takes” (misses)…
FWIW… I had a couple friends over to the farm a couple weeks ago. We didn’t shoot my M43 in 218 Bee, but their seven year-old son Hunter took a few shots with my M43 Special Rifle in 22 Hornet. I think he’s going to be quite a marksman, given that his arms aren’t yet long enough to put the butt against his shoulder.
Keep up the good work!!!
Lou
WACA 9519; Studying Pre-64 Model 70 Winchesters
Louis Luttrell said
Hi Mark-Great video, thanks!!!
I’m EAGERLY awaiting the future 22 Hornet episode co-starring the illustrious Bert H!!! I want to see what Bert can do offhand at 150 yards…
FWIW… I had a couple friends over to the farm a couple weeks ago. We didn’t shoot my M43 in 218 Bee, but their seven year-old son Hunter took a few shots with my M43 Special Rifle in 22 Hornet. I think he’s going to be quite a marksman, given that his arms aren’t yet long enough to put the butt against his shoulder.
Keep up the good work!!!
Lou
That’s fantastic Lou!! I love seeing the next generation (or two) being introduced to our kinds of rifles! That’s a big part of why I started this channel.
Sounds like there’s a lot of interest in the 22 Hornet. I don’t have a rifle chambered in that caliber, so I’ll either have to be on the lookout for one or, better yet, talk Bert into that collaborative episode. Not to worry, I’ve gotten a lot of practice at editing out misses. Mark
November 7, 2015
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Great video, Mark. I have a lot to learn about the 43, 65 and the 218Bee. Thanks for the tutorial. I’ve heard about guns that shoot better from the shoulder than the bench, that may explain this 65.
Mike
Mark Douglas said
Louis Luttrell said
Hi Mark-
Great video, thanks!!!
I’m EAGERLY awaiting the future 22 Hornet episode co-starring the illustrious Bert H!!! I want to see what Bert can do offhand at 150 yards…
FWIW… I had a couple friends over to the farm a couple weeks ago. We didn’t shoot my M43 in 218 Bee, but their seven year-old son Hunter took a few shots with my M43 Special Rifle in 22 Hornet. I think he’s going to be quite a marksman, given that his arms aren’t yet long enough to put the butt against his shoulder.
Keep up the good work!!!
Lou
That’s fantastic Lou!! I love seeing the next generation (or two) being introduced to our kinds of rifles! That’s a big part of why I started this channel.
Sounds like there’s a lot of interest in the 22 Hornet. I don’t have a rifle chambered in that caliber, so I’ll either have to be on the lookout for one or, better yet, talk Bert into that collaborative episode. Not to worry, I’ve gotten a lot of practice at editing out misses.
Not too worry… I have a few 22 Hornet rifles that we can use for a new episode! 
It will have to wait until this coming Springtime though… I just got through my second cataract surgery this past Wednesday morning and I am still recovering.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Bert H. said
Not too worry… I have a few 22 Hornet rifles that we can use for a new episode!
It will have to wait until this coming Springtime though… I just got through my second cataract surgery this past Wednesday morning and I am still recovering.
Hope all goes well with your recovery from the cataract surgeries. We’ll look forward to testing out those newly restored eagle eyes with some shooting. The rock chucks and sage rats will be out in the spring as well. Erin and I will be looking forward to seeing you. Mark
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