CMP has lots of surplus training 22s
As a kid back in the early 1990s, we had some two dozen well-loved and only-shot-on-Friday Remington 40X and Mossberg 42 rimfire training rifles in our armory at Pascagoula High School’s NJROTC. After I left, the unit divested them in lieu of air guns, as did hundreds of other ROTCs around the country.
Those guns, along with those of unit marksmanship detachments, Rod & Gun Club rental counters, and MWR units, have filtered back to CMP over the years and are stacking up.
From CMP’s current offerings, all of which include a 500-round brick of surplus 22LR:
| R22M40XNS | Remington .22 single shot target rifle used by both military and civilians. These rifles were mostly used by shooting teams and ROTC units. They may come with either heavy or tapered barrels no distinction is made in pricing or selection. These rifles have been inspected, function fired and sold with no guarantee of accuracy. Rifles are normally in good to very good condition but may show minor pitting and wear from usage and storage. No sights. | Available $700 $35 S/H Includes a 500 rd. brick of surplus .22 ammo |
| R22M52B | The Winchester 52B is a bolt action magazine fed 22lr. It was one of the first modern 22 target rifles often called “King of the .22s”. These rifles started production in the 1920’s and are a real collector rifle. They feature a heavy target barrel and may or may not have sights. The rifles have been fired and checked for function. Due to the age of these rifles some wear should be expected. | SOLD OUT
$35 S/H |
| R22M52CNS | The Winchester 52C is a bolt-action magazine fed 22lr target rifle. These rifles have a heavy target barrel with an adjustable trigger. Many of these rifles were used by college or ROTC shooting teams. The rifles have been fired and checked for function. Due to the environment they were used in some stocks may have modifications or missing parts. No sights. | $850
$35 S/H |
| R22M52DNS | The Winchester 52D is a single shot bolt-action 22lr target rifle. These rifles have a heavy target barrel with an adjustable trigger. Many of these rifles were used by college or ROTC shooting teams. The rifles have been fired and checked for function. Due to the environment they were used in some of the stocks may have modifications or missing parts. No sights. | $850
$35 S/H |
| R22M82 | The Kimber 82G is a single shot bolt-action 22lr target rifle. These rifles have a heavy target barrel and were intended for the U.S. Army’s marksmanship training program. They were the replacement for the H & R Model 12. These rifles have been fired and checked for function. Some variation in metal condition and stocks will be evident in these rifles. | $600
$35 S/H |
| R22M82NS | Same as R22M82 but without sights. | $550
$35 S/H |
| R22M12 | Harrington & Richardson single shot bolt action 22lr target rifle. These rifles have a heavy target barrel and were primarily used for military training rifles and as a replacement for the Winchester 52 rifles. The rifles have been fired and checked for function. Some of the rifles show wear from use and storage. | $600
$35 S/H |
| R22M12NS | Same as R22M12 but without sights. | $550
$35 S/H |