.....or feel like one . They never excited me either. At one time I thought a 66 would be good to keep in my old 4X4s. Be a good Coon huntin' 22 too. Never got one though.

I've got one or at least I think that's what it is, that's in rough, rough shape. Rust all over it, BUT it still functions like it should. I'd sell that sucker for half that, in a split second.

Y'all Bad mouthing them but I got one when I was 14. I averaged running a brick of shells a week thru it for years. Hauled it all over the Delta, mud, water and bouncing around in my aluminum skiff. Killed hundreds of squirrels, coons, nutria and even a couple deer with it. They used to have Turkey shoots in Daphne back in the early 70's with 22 rifle's. I couldn't begin to tell you how many turkey's I won with that gun. Finally one of the grown men went and bought a target 22 so he could beat me. he still didn't all the time. Mine still sits in my closet, looks rough but still shoots every time I pull the trigger. Its main duty these days is shooting Armadillo's in the yard. For 53 years old she still earning her keep.

Chris McCandless took a Nylon 66 to Alaska with him on his ill-fated 1992 journey. It was his only rifle for the wilds of that state. He survived about 3 months, if I recall. But that rifle never failed him. He even killed a small moose or caribou with it.

They’re good rifles.Made when Remington made good stuff…

Good plinker bringing good money don't take it apart made a penny or two putting them back together for folks

Pm sent bullseye

I would love to buy one especially the black and chrome. That was the first gun my dad taught me how to shoot with. He got in a bind and needed some money and sold it. Wish I had know before he did. That was almost 20 years ago. It’s just a sentimental guy for me and brings back memories of my dad.