Nylon 66 Black Diamond Value

Remington 66 nylon black nickel semi auto 22 cal carbine gi.

Nylon 66 black diamond value.

I own a remington nylon 66 bd and it s in perfect condition the current price for it is 820 00. Remington nylon 66 black diamond blue 98 stock excellent chambered for 22 long rifle. I gave 50 00 bucks for it hope i didn t go wrong. I just bought a used nylon 66.

The remington nylon 66 was a rifle manufactured by remington arms from 1959 to 1989. The first black nylon 66 appeared in 1964. The nylon 66 is a semi auto 22 rifle with a 19 5 8 barrel open sights and a 14 round tube magazine in the buttstock. Remington nylon 66 black diamond for sale online.

The firearms market generally lacked experience with synthetic stocks making the nylon 66 a risky gamble for remington. The receiver cover is metal. Need more information always best to call o for sale by max t france on gunsamerica 924319524. Previously the 22 410 stevens combination gun had been offered with a tenite stock.

It was a gamble to make a mostly plastic firearm but the rifle was innovative reliable and accurate and a ton of fun to shoot. It consisted of a black stock with white diamonds and white spacers around the butt and grip caps. When it was introduced in 1959 it was. It does depend on the condition of the gun and the model of the remington 66.

When remington and its then parent company dupont created the nylon 66 semi automatic 22 lr rimfire rifle in the 1950s they d really done something special. The stock receiver and forearm are made from zytel plastic in black brown or green. 101498632 22 bbl adjustable open rear factory nickeled black nylon checkered stock 11 shot stock loaded magazine white daimond insert 99 nickel few minor scratches no hairlines tight as new cond click for more info. What set this model apart was the flashy chrome receiver cover and barrel.

There were 1 050 336 guns manufactured between 1959 and 1990. Can anyone give me a ballpark estimate on value and model name. It was one of the earliest mass produced rifles to feature a stock made from a material other than wood.