Remington Nylon 66 classic and collectible semi-automatic .22 rifle

The Remington Nylon 66 is a classic and collectible semi-automatic .22 rifle, notable for being one of the first mass-produced rifles with a synthetic stock. Here’s a breakdown of the key facts and features: Basic Specs Caliber: .22 Long Rifle (LR) Action: Semi-automatic, blowback Magazine: 14-round tubular magazine (loaded through the buttstock) Barrel Length: 19.5 inches Overall Length: 38.5 inches Weight: ~4 pounds (very light) Unique Features Synthetic Stock: Made from "Zytel" nylon, a DuPont material (Remington was owned by DuPont at the time) No Traditional Receiver: The barrel is attached to the nylon frame, and the steel bolt rides within it — a radical design in the 1950s Durability: Known for incredible reliability and resistance to corrosion, even under harsh conditions (snow, sand, mud) History Produced: 1959 to 1991 Total Units Made: Over 1 million Variants: Included models like the Apache Black (with chrome barrel and action), Mohawk Brown, Seneca Green, and others Discontinued: Because of changing tastes and manufacturing economics, not because of any design flaw Performance Accuracy: Good for a lightweight .22 rifle Reliability: Nearly legendary — many stories of these rifles functioning flawlessly after decades of neglect Firearms Sale Disclaimer All firearms are being sold as collectibles or functional equipment and are offered "AS IS." The seller makes no guarantees or warranties regarding safety, functionality, or firing condition. It is the buyer's responsibility to have all firearms inspected by a qualified gunsmith before use. Buyer must be 18 years of age or older for long guns and 21 or older for handguns. All local, state, and federal laws apply. No exceptions. Firearms will only be transferred to buyers who are legally eligible to own them. In accordance with applicable law, all firearm transfers must go through a federally licensed firearms dealer (FFL). Buyer is responsible for any transfer or shipping fees. No shipping of firearms by our company. You must arrange this and take full responsibility through a 3rd party