Chipmunk Bolt Action 22LR

My first was a Western field 22 single shot, they were made by Colt firearms. That was Christmas 1963 still shoot it today.I have acquired a couple more since then. Charlie Wells

My first gun was a Mossberg 20ga. bolt action shotgun that my father gave to me for my 13th  birthday. He also gave me a 30/40 Krag when I was about 16, that was my first rifle. My first handgun was military .45 auto that I bought from a friend when I was a senior in high school.

 

My first gun was a S&W. 32HR Mag.
given to me by my  husband at Christmas.
 
I LOVE IT
Thanks
Karl
 
Willene Martin

New England Firearms Single Shot 20 gauge.

My first gun was a Mossberg semi automatic 22 cal. long rifle given to me by my Father around 1949.

My first is (still have it) a Dickson Woodsman .22 rifle given to me by my Father for Christmas in 1967. It's a Winchester copy. A little more accurate than the BB gun I had at the time.

A Winchester .22 single shot lever action saddle gun given to me by my grandfather who owned a gun shop in Arlington, MA. The only time I could shoot it was with him at the gun club he belonged to, since we lived in a suburban neighborhood with ordinances against shooting, but I preferred to use the super accurate bench rest .22's he brought along.

A Sears Ranger .410 bolt shotgun with 3Rd mag

Mine was and still is a Dickson Woodsman 22 LR that I traded a model 800 Daisey pellet rifle for. This Rifle has been the most accurate shooting weapon I have ever owned. I wish I knew more about there origin.

I have I believe a Sears Ranger 410 shotgun anyone know anything about them and there worth?

Haven't gotten one yet :-(

Savage Model 24C Camper Special in 22LR and 20 Ga
Also have acquired a few more since then :)

I'm not sure if you're still interested but I did a web search for sears ranger 410 and learned the following.
Ranger was a pre-WW2 Sears brand, they were built by various firms but mostly Springfield/Savage/Stevens.
Your 410 should have a model number that looks like 101.25 or similiar. Some of these are listed in the Gun Traders Guide under Sears.
I hope this helps