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A friend gave me these guns yesterday, a Mosberg 44-US (b) and a Western Field 12 pump that i turned into a deffence gun.
I need a magazine and sling swivels for the 22 if anyone has any parts for one .

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If the bore hasn't rusted, they shoot very accurately.
Try the links.

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http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/fo ... ysprune=-1
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williamranks wrote:If the bore hasn't rusted, they shoot very accurately.
Try the links.

http://www.mossbergcollectors.org/

http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/fo ... ysprune=-1

Book marked them and will check them out, thanks.
Bore looks good and all the rust came off the outside with some steel wool and W-D
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After clean up, shot it a couple times single shot and it shoots good, will have to shoot a paper target later.

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Wouldn't of given you a plug nickel for the Mossberg looking at the first pictures, but your follow up pics look like it turned out not bad. Hopefully she's still a shooter. The shotgun, well, not my cup of tea, but whatever floats your boat, Pitchy.
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The flash makes it look worse, it looks pretty good in person.

Yepper, ordered a magazine from them.

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here's a 46b [ same action , tube mag ] i cut down for my son
when he was little. great shooter. it started life about the size
of yours. when i had younger eyes i could light wooden matches
with it using the open sights it came with at about 50 ft. :wink:
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Mine is very accurate with the Peep Sight. Was going to offer to sell U a mag but I c U already ordered one. Last one I priced here was $45. U beat that if shipping isn't too high.
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Cool pokey 8)

pwl44m, thanks anyway on the offer, shipping was four bucks so not bad then.
I gotta get out and shoot it more and see what it will do.
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Shot it off a sand bag at 30 yards using CCI ammo left side is sighting it in, right is last bout. Not bad seeing the rear sight is blurry. :roll:

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Hey that ain't bad for an old rusted up beater. Looks like minute of squirrel to me :D

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J Miller wrote:Hey that ain't bad for an old rusted up beater. Looks like minute of squirrel to me :D

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Thanks Joe, i can`t even focus on the rear sight so that ain`t bad, might even hit that barn door. :lol:
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I also have a 46B, I picked up in a pawn shop four years ago for $90.00. It is in very good shape and is a real tack driver. These are great man sized 22s.
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Shoots good, to bad about those sights, it's well known fact that as sights age the metal breaks down making them appear fuzzy, we'll at least a well known fact to me. :)
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walks with gun wrote:Shoots good, to bad about those sights, it's well known fact that as sights age the metal breaks down making them appear fuzzy, we'll at least a well known fact to me. :)
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A little better picture outside without the flash.

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Slight side-track: Does anyone know if these will take an S-100 Microclick rear peep?
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awp101 wrote:Slight side-track: Does anyone know if these will take an S-100 Microclick rear peep?
Anyone? :mrgreen:
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awp101 wrote:
awp101 wrote:Slight side-track: Does anyone know if these will take an S-100 Microclick rear peep?
Anyone? :mrgreen:
Sorry buddy but i don`t have a clue what fits it, i did see that they made a peep for this rifle and a scope mount.
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If that rifle has two drilled and tapped holes on the left side (rear) of the receiver, I have a factory click adjustable peep sight that will fit it. It swings to one side if you want to use the barrel sights or a scope.

I would sell it to the owner of that rifle for $30.00 shipped. I don't remember if I have the screws or not, but if I do, they go with it. If not they don't.
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I have a peep on Mine,don't know what it is but I will check.
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Pitchy wrote:A little better picture outside without the flash.

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Pitchy,
I like that rifle, I'm gonna keep my eyes open for one to go with my 9422.

What is that sink like thing with the motor and drive wheel the rifle is sitting on?
Charles wrote:If that rifle has two drilled and tapped holes on the left side (rear) of the receiver, I have a factory click adjustable peep sight that will fit it. It swings to one side if you want to use the barrel sights or a scope.

I would sell it to the owner of that rifle for $30.00 shipped. I don't remember if I have the screws or not, but if I do, they go with it. If not they don't.
Wow, now that's a smokin deal if I ever did see one.

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Charles hold that thought i have another possibilty in the works. 8)

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@ awp, that is what Mine has on it. On the sight it says "Mossberg Microclick S-100 pat pend".If Ur d&t I would think it will work.
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Yep..That is the sight I have. I needed one for my 46B and ended up with two.

Pitchy...I have had that sight for a couple of years and it is not going anywhere. But I have been known to change my mind, so don't fanny burp around too long.
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Charles wrote:Yep..That is the sight I have. I needed one for my 46B and ended up with two.

Pitchy...I have had that sight for a couple of years and it is not going anywhere. But I have been known to change my mind, so don't fanny burp around too long.
I appreciate the offer and may take ya up on it later but awp101 is sending me one as a gift so i`m good. :D
Thanks for the thought though 8)
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A free sight beats a $30.00 sight any day!
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Looky what i got today, a peep sight from awp101, most awesome 8) 8)
Fits perfect, thanks buddy, i`ll get even somehow.

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Cool! Now let's see some targets... :mrgreen:
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Thanks again, question, are these made to use with a scope so ya can swing it out of the way?
Or are ya supposed to take the buck horn style sight off?
Or use it with the buck horn which don`t work well. :?:
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Guess it was so ya could swing it out of the way for a scope to be mounted, well duh :lol:
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Pitchy wrote:Guess it was so ya could swing it out of the way for a scope to be mounted, well duh :lol:
That would be my guess but I never asked... :oops:

I might ask the Mossberg gurus over at RFC and see what they have to say.
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Very cool! The bolt on that .22 reminds me of the bolt on a 1917.

I love old .22's. I'm always looking for one when I walk into any candy store. Figure one can't have too many, and as i start to build up a stock of them my plan is to start giving them as gifts to scouts, relatives, etc.
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Pitchy wrote:Guess it was so ya could swing it out of the way for a scope to be mounted, well duh :lol:
According to the answer I got over at RFC it was so you could use the buckhorn instead of the receiver sight OR for the use of a scope.
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Pitchy wrote:A little better picture outside without the flash.

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Pitchy wrote:Guess it was so ya could swing it out of the way for a scope to be mounted, well duh :lol:
According to the answer I got over at RFC it was so you could use the buckhorn instead of the receiver sight OR for the use of a scope.
Thanks for checking it out i really like the peep, thanks again.
I`m pretty attached to the little forge myself though i don`t use it much.
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Took the leaf sight off, this is with just the peep.
I`m pretty happy with that, center group was setting the sight, left group, 17 shots at 30 yards.

Pretty good for these old eyes off a sand bag.

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Very good..now it is time to think about bringing that stock back to a good military finish and get rid of most of those dings etc. No, I don't mean sand it to death..that is awful.
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Charles wrote:Very good..now it is time to think about bringing that stock back to a good military finish and get rid of most of those dings etc. No, I don't mean sand it to death..that is awful.
I`m listening. :)
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pitchy neat 22 all cleaned up & a gift to boot,the sight was a cool deal to, ill buy guns like that any time,a little work & presto a whole
differnt gun appears, a few years ago i bought a 73 win. real cheap it cleaned up good & shoots to boot, i like a fool turned 2000 $ for it
ive since bought 4 94s & got them going good, all were rusty
but not pitted, bores are fair to good, best deal is they all go bang


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ollogger wrote:pitchy neat 22 all cleaned up & a gift to boot,the sight was a cool deal to, ill buy guns like that any time,a little work & presto a whole
differnt gun appears, a few years ago i bought a 73 win. real cheap it cleaned up good & shoots to boot, i like a fool turned 2000 $ for it
ive since bought 4 94s & got them going good, all were rusty
but not pitted, bores are fair to good, best deal is they all go bang


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