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Weatherby Mark XXII... year made?

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  • tsr1965
    198four,

    Has it got the tubular magazine, or a detachable box magazine? I believe the ones with the detachable magazines, draw more collector interest.

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  • perry shooter
    Nice rifles I have two that also made in Italy.Been using for Squirrel hunting for 40+ years.One is European style mat finish on stock other is High Gloss WEATHERBY STYLE FINISH. I Will have to check my serial Numbers They were made by Beretta on contract to Weatherby. The tang safety is milled much better looking then the stamped ones that were later ones made in Japan.

    EDIT Thanks to the site mentioned by Hawk Carse Found out one of mine 1966 other 1969 but both are higher serial # then yours 21618 & 39581 So about 6000 per year+ or - a bunch I would say late 1964 0r 1965
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  • Hawk Carse
    An Italian made firearm should have a date code.
    There should be either a Roman numeral or two letters in a square in with the rest of the proof marks. They are on the bottom of the barrel just in front of the receiver so as to not clutter up the looks for Weatherby owners.
    Mine is XXIV = 1968

    http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=7349


    I once saw a XXII variant with very plain wood, dull oil finish, no foreend tip... and an Anschutz trademark. I didn't buy that one but do have the Anschutz Miroku shotgun.
    Lots of gun companies are in cahoots.
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  • 198four
    quote:Originally posted by tsr1965
    198four,

    Has it got the tubular magazine, or a detachable box magazine? I believe the ones with the detachable magazines, draw more collector interest.

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    It has a detachable 10 rds magazine. Thanks
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