[vinco]

I picked up a pretty nice looking T-bolt today, made in 1966 according to the serial#. It's the T2, with the longer barrel and the checkering. Any of you guys have any experience with these?

 

[SwampCat]

First gun I bought with my own money. Was a really good shooter for back in those days. Ended up pawning it mid 70’s when I was about to starve to death in college. Really nice looking rifle. Sure wish I had it today.

 

[deadhead]

I picked up a pretty nice looking T-bolt today, made in 1966 according to the serial#. It's the T2, with the longer barrel and the checkering. Any of you guys have any experience with these?

No picture????

 

[brushcreek]

What caliber?

 

[vinco]

It's 22LR. It has an old Weaver scope, which I will probably replace.

 

[vinco]

I finally mustered the courage to pull the stock off the action. To my huge relief, there is not so much as a speck of rust hidden by the stock, so it's a "no-salt" rifle! (Browning, late '60's: the original "A-Salt" rifle.)

 

[lucky13]

Yes, my brother bought a deluxe grade ( which is what you have ) a York Arms in Memphis, TN. I think the
gun cost $ 77.95 and the standard grade was $ 57.95. It had an old Redfield 4 power scope with
weaver rings. It was a tack driver back in the day. I think it was bought around 1967 or 68. I use to shoot it a lot when my brother was in the Navy. It was stolen when he moved to Florida.

 

[jackie53]

Beautiful Rifle.. congrats...Shooter..

 

[storyhunter]

I have two of these, had a third but it was one of the salt stock rifles and just about rusted away. One has a scope, one the original peep sight. Both will shoot better than I can.

 

[Xring]

Beautiful rifle and thankfully no salt wood, I couldn't remember the years browning used the salt wood.

 

[DeputyDog]

Interested in selling it?

 

[claytonsdad]

That's a beaut. Hope it shoots as good as it looks.