Y’all remember that one. I know a guy that has 3 for sale. All excellent condition. Says he will sell me one for 350.00 Killing me...

I had a few years ago.Not really up to date on what they’re fetching,but from the last time I looked you might need to jump on that…

Sent you a PM Bulls eye.

I ustah know where they was about 10 at for 200 apiece…i never understood him w they brang what they do…they look like a 1983 model pellet rifle🤷🏻

Look like a toy but I would buy all I could for $350. I know where one is in good shape and it couldn’t be had for twice that.

I have one, and it might be the last gun I would ever sell.

I'm not really sentimental about much, but that gun is one thing that I am.

My Dad had one I used to enjoy shooting.

They made 3 grades of Nylons. Black stock, brown stock and the green stock. The green stock is the most valuable ones. They are kind of rare. The other 2 were way more common. One of my buddies has a green stock with all nickel action and barrel he bought when they had made them. There was only a very few made like that so I’d imagine it’s worth a few bucks. He also has a couple of the black and brown ones. They all still shoot perfect.

I bought one for $50 at a flea market years ago.

Not much difference between it and a cheapass Daisy 880 pellet rifle IMO.

I have heard they gone up in value

I got one over 40 years ago - my trapping gun

They sure bring a pretty penny on gun broker.

I hav not priced but several People told me for many years now they goin up
In value

Never owned one but always heard you never, ever, wanted to take one apart as you would never get it back together.

They’re a PITA to disassemble and clean

Got the brown model in my safe. Where it will probably stay until my heirs pick thru my stuff....

just looked on guns.com- around $525 asking price

I had a friend growing up that had one. I never really liked it.

Oh and yeah…..Remington Sucks!

Never understood the attraction. Would much rather have a Ruger 10/22.

^^^
Glad my parents gave me a 22 - glad i got it - but never thought it was a good looking gun. Never understood why it was going way up in value

Will not impact me - not selling - i bang mine around

I got a speedmaster..an it dont look like a pellet gun

Theys a black stock an a nickel reciever for sell here in boaz..seennit today..$550…i wouldnt give you a nickel for one of them pot metal turds..i hadn’t looked oked at one in awhile…but they feel like it cost about $.32 cents to make it…feels like junk an looks like it too

.....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.