What’s in the case?

[@reloco166]

Not much into rifles, but I'm here to support the channel...

[@RidersRange]

Thank you. I appreciate your support.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Interesting rifle. Thanks Rider

[@MDformernavalperson]

Have owned in the past an original Browning and the Norinco copy. Browning was higher quality, smoother in operation, and more reliable - of course at a notably higher price. The difficulty you pointed out in inserting the magazine tube on a full reload was common in the Norinco, but was smooth and effortless in the Browning. One of my sons now owns the Browning, the Norinco was sold off.

[@DRAGONRIDER385]

A very cool firearm. Thanks for sharing.

[@mrmann44]

I dig it! 😎
Wish they had different chamberings.
And, it was available.

[@RidersRange]

Thank you for watching.

[@frankbutta9344]

Very Nice! It really looks like fun. 👍👍👍👍

[@RidersRange]

It is. Thanks for watching.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Awesome. I love all the "little bit different" stuff.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Really like it. Except the buckhorn sight.

[@RidersRange]

Thank you for watching.

[@ChewyTX]

Very nice firearm, looks like a ton of fun. For a moment there, made me want to look for one - keep telling myself that I already have a dozen or so 22 rifles.
I don't think I'll look for one, but wow, looks fun.

[@RidersRange]

Ahhh, but do you have a bottom-eject .22 designed by John Browning?? Maybe it's time for a baker's dozen. Thanks for watching. 😎

[@midwestg4105]

I have one of these and it is a ton of inexpensive fun!!!

[@RidersRange]

Light, easy to transport, easy to shoot. Thanks for watching.

[@flaco5581]

I had a friend who kept a browning in his truck... when he got back from Vietnam.

[@RidersRange]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@T.A.B.Videos]

Neat plinker

[@RidersRange]

Yes, it is.