[runfiverun]

another month and you'll be buying a brand new Remington for 40-50$

 

[big shrek]

Heck, $175 for a Marlin 25 was a bit high anyway...

Paid $80 for my 25MN and it's GREAT!!
Keep shopping, the right Pawn Shop deal is out there!

 

[Big Dog]

Down here the last several yesrs, ANY good twentytwo rifle goes for $150 to $200, in pawnshops. The days of the fifty dollar twentytwo rifle are long over.

 

[mauser9]

Down here the last several yesrs, ANY good twentytwo rifle goes for $150 to $200, in pawnshops. The days of the fifty dollar twentytwo rifle are long over.

Agree Big Dog. Same around my area. The prices at Gun Shows are often crazy for that no longer made bolt action .22.

 

[big shrek]

Down here the last several yesrs, ANY good twentytwo rifle goes for $150 to $200, in pawnshops. The days of the fifty dollar twentytwo rifle are long over.

As long as there are still Yard Sales, the beat goes on

 

[Jaison]

Stopped by the lgs that's selling the 25N yesterday. It's still there. Been there for a couple years now.

A new guy behind the counter said he's seen many guys pick it up, kick the tires and put it back. Gotta think there's something not right about the rifle if it's been there that long with so much interest.

Might have avoided a problem by passing on that particular rifle.

 

[Big Dog]

Probably just the fact the 25N is "plain potatoes", no fancy styling or bells&whistles. Were I there, I'd likely buy it. I don't have that platform, and it would fill a hole in my Marlin collection.
Being a pawnshop, you could likely talk him down a bit.

 

[rando]

Down here the last several yesrs, ANY good twentytwo rifle goes for $150 to $200, in pawnshops. The days of the fifty dollar twentytwo rifle are long over.

The newer 22 rifles are not made as well as the older ones is my thoughts. They are so mass produced and plastic. I am from the old school and like the wood stocks and heavy steel barrels. That is why the older rifles sell for high at gunshows and pawn shops. I find the older ones better made, accurate and more reliable then most of this new crap. I collect older 22 rifles in many makes and models.

 

[big shrek]

Stopped by the lgs that's selling the 25N yesterday. It's still there. Been there for a couple years now.

A new guy behind the counter said he's seen many guys pick it up, kick the tires and put it back. Gotta think there's something not right about the rifle if it's been there that long with so much interest.

Might have avoided a problem by passing on that particular rifle.

PRICE. If they put $125 on it, it'd be gone with the wind.
You can buy a brand new Marlin XT22 for less than $150.

It ain't making any money just sitting, offer 'em $100.
Settle at $130 or less

 

[dhermesc]

Can you put an accu trigger/profire trigger on a 25MN?

 

[big shrek]

Can you put an accu trigger/profire trigger on a 25MN?

Yes.

 

[dhermesc]

Yes.

Where do you go to get the trigger group?

 

[neophyte]

information:

https://riflebasix.com

 

[big shrek]

Where do you go to get the trigger group?

Straight from Marlin.
I called in and said my rifle got run over by my 6yr old on an ATV,
and it jacked it, can I buy a new trigger assembly?

Occasionally Numrich/others will have one in stock...

Lotta folks like the Riflebasix trigger as well
Whichever floats your boat!

 

[JOHN REED]

My dad bought me a 25n about 1980. Still have it, still shoot it and it’s probably the most accurate 22 that I have. I wish I could find a magazine that held more than 7, but I’ve put everything from 22 short ultra quiet to chi stingers and everything in between including what I consider some crap ammo and it always seem to shoot better than I can.

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[Jack Ryan]

Was offered a used Marlin 25 at a lgs today. Decent shape, no rust, smooth action. Comes with an inexpensive .22 cal. scope for $175.00.

I'm looking for a bolt action tack driver such as a CZ 455 or a used Anschutz.

The reviews seem positive and the price seems good, but I'm not quite convinced.

Anyone have experience with this model or its twin, the Glenfield 25? If it's as accurate as a CZ, it might be a good deal.

Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.

Mine is nothing to brag about in the accuracy department.

For something in that price range I'd look at a Savage. My Savage IS a tack driver.

 

[RetiredFreedomfighter]

This is a 4 year old thread. What is the question this year?

 

[reverendg]

I have one in 22lr and 2 in 22mag, great shooters. Amazingly affordable buys too.
All bought from private sellers. Couldn’t pass them up, and I am more a semi-auto guy.

 

[Ron The Legend]

Back in the 80's I bought one for 50 bucks used. I cut the barrel down to 17" and refinished the stock. Put my 2.5 power weaver scope on it from my pre 64 Win mod 70. We ( the boys and I) used it for a picket pin and prairie dog Ranch gun. Driving around ranches in my old Blazer and killing all we could. Most of the time, one old rancher would buy us a brick or two of .22's. Great little shooter and the boy's learned well how to shoot. Then came the 10/22's and the gun was given to a relative who promptly sold it. Miss that gun but not the ex son in law who sold it.