Winchester 9422 Mag.

[rangerider7]

I have been taking the 9422 mag out to my ranch the last few weeks because I haven't been using it enough lately. I'm amazed how accurate and fun this gun is on small game. If you don't have one be on the lookout, they are great! IMHO

[TedH]

I've been on the lookout for a long time. I just can't seem to find one for what I would want to pay. Of course it could just be that I'm a cheapskate.

[Old Savage]

First scoped rifle I ever shot. It was like magic being able to see and hit things that way.

[Duff L Bagg]

I really like the accuracy of mine the only thing that I would change would be the barrel length. When I went looking for a 9422 mag the only thing that I could come up with was a trapper. I have always prefered a longer barrel.

[gamekeeper]

Rangerider7 you sure know how to make a grown man cry I had to sell my 9422M yesterday

But congratulations to you on having a fine rifle.

The police here can make it awkward to own several firearms ( I nearly wrote too many firearms but there ain't no such thing) so my bargain $198.00 Winchester had to go, to make way for my Savage 24. I did make a small profit $80.00 however. I still have my other 9422 which I hope will be a keeper. I only had the Magnum a short time and took two foxes with it both one shot kills.
It was the second one I have owned and maybe not the last.


My 9422M.

[Pete44ru]

As much as I love my 22/410, if push came to shove, I'm pretty sure I would have kept the 9422M - especially since they're worth about $800US these days, in the condition yours was in.

[gamekeeper]

As much as I love my 22/410, if push came to shove, I'm pretty sure I would have kept the 9422M - especially since they're worth about $800US these days, in the condition yours was in.

Yup, I should have let my Browning ADT go instead, I'm not really into semi autos.
I never intended the 9422M to be a keeper as I was going to trade it for a .32/20 when I found one over here.
The photo does not show the cracked stock that I later replaced with a budget stock from Numrich Arms ($14.95) I refinished the stock and forearm with an oil finish and I thought it looked even better. I intend to do the same with my 9422 LR.
The .22 Magnum is not that popular over here, so I would not get anything like $800.00 for it.
Like I said it only cost me $198.00.

If it was not for our stupid gun laws I would keep them all but the security required and the red tape I have to go through drives me nuts!

[J Miller]

I've owned a 9422 for 30 years, but never owned a 9422M. Perhaps I should consider adding one to my group of lever guns.

Yes, perhaps indeed.

I think I must.

So there for I will.


Been nice talking to you all.

GameKeeper,
Sorry about your 9422M, but I love that old Land Rover. I 'd love to have one some day. Oh, and it's got to have the right side steering wheel too.

Joe

[SAAJim]

I had one on the classifieds for some days; lots of looks but no takers. Still got it for sale if anyone would like one. Pictures are available here - http://web.tampabay.rr.com/jimstags/9422M/. I had $575/shipped as the price. If interested, make me a reasonable offer.

Thanks,
Jim