Help identifying rifle

[OIF/OEF]

I also have this posted in the rimfire section if it is against the rules i will remove one. The rifle is a 22 long rifle. It has bo serial number, stamps or makers marks of any kind. Was told might be a Scheutzen but not sure since no marks are visible. I have taken the rifle apart looking for any identification and there is none. Thanks for any help.


Very Respectfully

 

[matthias]

Kinda looks winchester to me

 

[dedogs]

That looks like a low-wall Winchester that has a custom "Classic" varminter stock. Could be an old military trainer that somebody installed a newer barrel on. Since they did the stock I could see the investment for a new barrel also. dedogs

 

[Lapua40X]

The only rifle I've ever seen with a lever of that design was a Stevens. But the forestock isn't quite right for the Stevens. Still, I don't see a Winchester there. Looks like it's set up for a Unertl scope.

 

[jonbearman]

Looks like a stevens 44 1/2 Ideal to me but I could be wrong.

 

[watercam]

Receiver is longer than a Low Wall. I believe it is a Stevens as well. The ASSRA forum would be a good place to sent a pic for opinions.

 

[Albany Mountain]

To my understanding, scheutzen is a style of rifle, not a manufacturer. Like a "Benchrest" rifle.

 

[clowdis]

I'd call it a Stevens 44. The 44 1/2 has a slightly stronger wall on it. Lots of them were made in 22lr.

 

[Lapua40X]

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q...a21ca12f63756cb713cfa8df866b6b0bo0&ajaxhist=0

http://s36.photobucket.com/user/SSSMod/media/Stevens Single Shot 22/chris2_zpsbdc352ba.jpg.html

 

[rebeltex]

I believe that is a Winchester Low Wall. I have both a Low Wall and a Stevens 44 1/2. Only the Winchester has the breech block like the rifle shown in your other thread. Nice rifle!
Also a 44 1/2 would be case hardened not blued.

 

[matthias]

The lever stock forearm barrel and all are modified. The block links and screws look winchester to me. Find a picture of a stevens open and a winchester open you will see what I see. At least I hope i see it right

 

[dedogs]

Also the receiver screws don't match up to a Stevens 44 1/2. dedogs

 

[snert]

Not a Stevens. Modified winchester.

 

[OIF/OEF]

I researched Winchester 85 Schuetzen 22 and it came up with quite a bit but nothing solid. I still do not have access to that site Ill check back in the morning I cannot thank yall enough if more pictures are needed of any part of that rifle please please ask

 

[ireload2]

Notice the hammer disappears when the breech block is lowered. That is because the hammer is mounted to the breech block.

The Stevens hammer is mounted in the receiver.

 

[OIF/OEF]

I looked up the Winchester Models but couldn't find on with a stock similar to mine. My barrel is 25 inches long I should have included that

 

[clowdis]

The stock isn't a standard stock and has no bearing on the manufacturer of the action.

 

[dedogs]

+1, That is a "Classic Varminter Stock" (very old school). I think what you probably have is an old "Winder Musket" Low Wall Winchester. They were .22 training rifles used waaay before I was born...and I'm getting old. dedogs

 

[snert]

Ya, this is like a Sedgley...and when we say it is a "1903 Springfield and you look up a 1903 and it looks nothing like a "sedgley" you don't beleive us" . Your gun is a highly smithed Winchester

 

[DOGCAPPER]

Looks like a Ballard Schutzen rifle