Non-typical "Black Rifles"

[collectormzornes]

This is a couple of my so called black rifles. They are not of the typical black rifle flavor but I like them just the same.

From left to right
77/22lr with factory green inserts, 77 MKII 243 ultralight, 77 MKII 7.62x39 and a built 10/22

 

[Ferdinand]

I'm jealous. You have a couple rifles I've wanted in that collection. Thanks for sharing the pic.

 

[gunman42782]

I like em!

 

[collectormzornes]

Thanks for kind words all. I have a couple of others that where not present for the picture a 300win mag skeleton stock and blued and a 223 VLE which is flat black heavy barrel with black and grey stock.

 

[Jeepnik]

Oh heck, you folks seem to think "Black" plastic rifles are something new. Nope. Remington was making them in 1959.

 

[Bogatah]

Nice collection collectormzornes that you have there, I'll have to get mine posted up someday I've got quite a few skeleton stocks as well. I really like the look and feel of them, they are great guns to carry.

 

[Bogatah]

Oh heck, you folks seem to think "Black" plastic rifles are something new. Nope. Remington was making them in 1959.

Nice nylon 66, I used to have one, hard to tell from the pic is that the Apache black with chrome or blue. I ended up trading mine for a Ruger though.

 

[Jeepnik]

Chrome.

 

[powder smoke]

Oh heck, you folks seem to think "Black" plastic rifles are something new. Nope. Remington was making them in 1959.

Model 66 Apache, love them had one when I was a kid. Bought one a couple of years ago out of my buddies shop almost new!

Gave it to my grandson he was 13 at the time. Now for christmas he gets at least 2 bulk boxes of 550 22's. Not new anymore lol. ps

 

[Mike Armstrong]

Now THESE kinda "black rifles" are the kind I could get behind!

(In fact, I have a "black" 77/.22WRM that I LOVE to get behind....wouldn't wanta be in FRONT, in fact.)