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  • Lady Rae

    Very beautiful ๐Ÿ˜ what caliber? I always thought the 60 was a .22?

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  • bullshot

    Yes it is a .22

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  • austin20

    Very C๐Ÿ˜Ž๐Ÿ˜ŽL

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  • Ruger4me

    Nice looking, hope you enjoy it.

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  • jimdeere

    I really dig that laminated thumb hole stock.

    Is it going back in the safe?

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  • BobJudy

    At the risk of offending model 60 fans - your transformation is comparable to making a silk purse out of a ...... well you get the idea!

    And for those offended fans, I hadn't offended anybody yet today and the pressure was building! If I go a whole day without offending someone, I figure the day is wasted.๐Ÿ˜€ Bob

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  • JimmyJack

    That is really nice, and will be more affordable to play with than almost any other caliber.

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  • bullshot
    jimdeere: 30164851401499/comments/30164859145755

    I really dig that laminated thumb hole stock.

    Is it going back in the safe?

    No Sir, it's been resting long enough I'm going to "choot em lizabeth".

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  • bullshot
    BobJudy: 30164851401499/comments/30164820314011

    At the risk of offending model 60 fans - your transformation is comparable to making a silk purse out of a ...... well you get the idea!

    And for those offended fans, I hadn't offended anybody yet today and the pressure was building! If I go a whole day without offending someone, I figure the day is wasted.๐Ÿ˜€ Bob

    No offense taken, if all horses ran the same, no one would care about horse racing .

    I've never had a model 60 before also never had a thumb-hole stock before, had all these accessories gathering dust, have nothing but time on my hands, got a little money so .............................. I put some lipstick on a ............... well, you get the idea. ๐Ÿ˜‰

    By the way, in case you haven't shot one of these, you should, they're really accurate little rifles

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  • Frogdog
    BobJudy: 30164851401499/comments/30164820314011

    At the risk of offending model 60 fans - your transformation is comparable to making a silk purse out of a ...... well you get the idea!

    And for those offended fans, I hadn't offended anybody yet today and the pressure was building! If I go a whole day without offending someone, I figure the day is wasted.๐Ÿ˜€ Bob

    I do take offense. My Mod 60 is โ€œWorls Clasโ€ !!!! ๐Ÿ˜ Now bullshotโ€™s is too.

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  • BobJudy
    bullshot: 30164851401499/comments/30164820836379

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11392684#Comment_11392684

    No offense taken, if all horses ran the same, no one would care about horse racing .

    I've never had a model 60 before also never had a thumb-hole stock before, had all these accessories gathering dust, have nothing but time on my hands, got a little money so .............................. I put some lipstick on a ............... well, you get the idea. ๐Ÿ˜‰

    By the way, in case you haven't shot one of these, you should, they're really accurate little rifles

    Yepp... I always liked the way they shoot but thought they were a little on the small side and butt ugly. I've become a 22 snob and that is why I like your transformation. You've made it look as good as they shoot. Back in my gun counter days I probably sold more of them to new shooters than anything else. I don't recall ever sending one in for warranty problems. Bob

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  • buddyb

    Those old model 60s that we once bought used for 15 or 20 bucks are now bringing pretty good money.I see nice ones for sale in the 250 to 300 dollar range.

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  • Ricci.Wright

    AND, there will most likely never be any more model 60's made.

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  • dcon12

    I have a model 99 Marlin, the precursor to the model 60. Better than a Ruger 10/22. I still would not put lipstick on it. Don

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Very nice. ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ˜

    I'd rather have that than a 10/22.

    I've owned several mdl 60's over the years, I like em'. (An under-rated firearm.)

    That combo looks very nice. Well done. ๐Ÿ‘

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Beautiful, house and rifle. Congrats.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Question for you. What scope mount is that? Looks solid for a .22 mount.

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  • William81

    Share a range report when you have a chance !!!

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  • wolfpack

    very nice looking rifle.

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  • bullshot
    @...: 30164851401499/comments/30164837954331

    Question for you. What scope mount is that? Looks solid for a .22 mount.

    I have no idea who made the mount, I had it in a box of odds and ends and it fit. It is very solid, has a lot of grip.

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  • bullshot
    montanajoe: 30164851401499/comments/30164860360219

    Beautiful, house and rifle. Congrats.

    Thank you.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    yes sir ^^^

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  • Okie743

    I've got and had few Marlin bolt action 22's long rifle and 22 magnums that were butt ugly but would really shoot good groups with most any 22 rifle ammo. (some 22's are picky about good groups with ammo) Most Marlins 22 rifle seem to have accurate barrels.

    What I don't like about the Marlins bolt action I have and had is the safety is bassackards to most other rifles, forward for safe, rear to fire.

    Sometimes you can make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, but it's still a sow's ear when you get through and little bit of lipstick helps. I've also had to dress up some Savages also. I've seen some of the butt ugly lower priced Savage rifles (centerfire) that their accuracy would make high dollar pretty rifles really look bad. Savages with a trigger pull at 9 lbs and gun's wood stock with no grain (almost look like brown paint) and would look better with few scratches and dings.

    Lifes too short to hunt with a ugly gun.

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  • bullshot

    I agree Okie, the factory stock didn't even look like wood, more like a bland composit, that's the main reason I have never owned a model 60 before.

    I have a buddy that has a stainless 60 and his will consistently shoot quarter size groups or smaller at 50 yards, the model 60SS came with a black and gray laminated stock that looks great.

    I have several Savage .22s, all older ones (30s, 40s and 50s) and the walnut stocks are beautiful and some have grain that would cost big bucks today.

    I'm old, have a bad back and have grown recoil sensitive in my old age so dressing up and shooting .22s still keeps my love of firearms and shooting alive.

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  • NeoBlackdog

    Say... Isn't that bi-pod on backwards?

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    I see what you did there, ^^^^^^

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  • bullshot
    NeoBlackdog: 30164851401499/comments/30164861045275

    Say... Isn't that bi-pod on backwards?

    Good eye, what made you notice? ............................................................ ๐Ÿ™„

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  • drobs

    I always thought the Marlin 60 was more accurate out the box than the Ruger 1022. I have owned both but sold the Marlin 20 years ago. I rarely shoot my Ruger 1022 as I hate loading the mags.

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