Remington Nylon 12 .22 1962 Rare Nylon Series

Hard to find Remington Nylon 12, manufactured June 1962. This is a variation of Remington’s Nylon 66 rifles, but is a bolt action. The Nylon 12 is somewhat rare, as they were made for just two years before being discontinued in 1964. Approximately 27,000 Nylon 12s were made compared to one million for the Nylon 66 series. Barrel code “PJ58” determines the manufacture date was June 1962. The gun has no serial number, which was not required before 1968. This Nylon 12 is in very high condition, although there are some minor handling marks. No cracks or scratches on the stock. Chrome plating on the bolt handle is in nearly new condition, no flaking or scratches. Bore is mint. Barrel has 6-groove rifling and a mint bore. Tube magazine holds 15 rounds. The rifle shoots .22 short, long and long rifle. Like other Nylon rifles, the model 12 has a 19 5/8 inch barrel, and the rifle weighs just 4 lbs. The scope is a Weaver V22, 3-6X, in very good condition. The rifle has been disassembled, cleaned, and test fired,. Watch our test firing video at our YouTube channel Fernwood Armory TV. A reprint of the factory gunsmith service manual is included. TERMS: Price reflects cash discount for checks or money orders. Credit Cards (VISA, MC, AMEX, Discover) are accepted with an added 3% fee. Payments and FFL information must be received within 5 business days of auction end or item will be relisted. Sales Tax charged to Florida residents only. Shipping is FREE to lower 48 states. No Local Pickup No Layaways or Trades Returns: 3 day inspection policy. Item may be returned if in same condition as when it left our facility. $35.00 restocking fee.