Bolt Action

With the Cereberus destruction of Remington, I acquired two M77s and they are fabulous. True 3 position safety, fabulous trigger, and excellent shooters. source

My dad has an old hammered bolt-action 20 ga, the box magazine won't stay together outside the gun, but it holds together when I shoot it. I guess it's been about 20 years ago I took it out with the remains of the box of 20 ga to see if it still worked, it did. source

If no one has abused the choke, then it is probably a pretty good shotgun with a lot of use left in it. Sold one years ago that was a tube fed bolt gun, seen a lot of the detachable mag fed versions over the years. source

Bolts were still pretty common back in the 1950''s and 60's. Cheap to buy and a little faster for repeat shots than a single shot. I still shoot my dad's old Mossberg bolt action once in a while, and it dates back to the 30's. Check it over and if everything looks OK it might be useful as a pheasant gun. source

The mismatched and worn examples are not so good, but when found in matching, little-used condition they are an excellent value. I can't think of a better bolt-action milsurp for the price. source