Ruger 10/22 with ATI folding stock and 3k Rounds $350 (phoenix - Maricopa) 7.5 AR Pistol $650 (phoenix - Mesa) RAS47 W/4 Mags. Remington Nylon 66 22LR Mohawk Brown $250 (phoenix - Casa Grande). (sierra vista - Sierra Vista) Tony Russomanno 1,150 (phoenix - Chandler arizona) Rem. Vista Explodida!!! Consulta de Itens: Busca Rapida.
Description: Characteristics Processing Injection Molding Delivery form Granules Special Characteristics High impact or impact modified Regional Availability North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South and Central America, Near East/Africa Automotive Powertrain and Chassis Electricals & Electronics Electrical. Chemical / Polymer System Type: Polyamide / Nylon. Coeff. Of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 72.22 µin/in-F. Deflection Temperature (@ 264 psi, 1.8 MPa): 149 F.
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I own a Remington Nylon 66 BD and it's in perfect condition the current price for it is $820.00. It does depend on the condition of the gun and the model of the Remington 66. I have seen the same rifle models go for $610, but they were in fair condition. In 1967-1968 the serial numbers were located in the bottom of the barrel 3' back from the muzzle and should be 10.
The lower serial numbers were made in 1967 and the higher serial numbers where made in 1968. If you not sure which model of Remington Nylon 66 you have check out wikipedia and you should find your answer there or find a local gun expert.
N'Where is a Remington Nylon 66 for these prices?' Where is the rest of the question? NI paid a nominal fee for one when it first came out and have found several in the past 3 years for triple what i paid, in fair to worse shape. Mostly what is needed is every thing that can be see n with the untrained eye. Bore condition is as important as the condition of the mechanics. It may the most impressive eye candy condition and still not have a firing pin! I have an old model side by side with extensive outer ware, dings, loss of blueing!
However the $2.00 i paid has been counter offered by one who would have it for his price of $6. What i have found out from so called experts won't fit into the right answer without more detailed questions and descreption. Depends on the condition; could be as high as $350 in good condition, as verifiable by being able to takedown the stock from the barrel/action.
There is a tendency for corrosion to occur UNDER the Zytel material of the forearm (the same area that seems to prevent removal of barreled action from the stock) IF you find out how to do a takedown, PLEASE post info to the Web, as I have yet to find a way to do this (and I bought a new Nylon 12 over 44 years ago! This in spite of having several takedown manuals that say 'Now remove the takedown screw and lift stock from barrel/action'!!) The way that you take it down is with the xcrew that take the tube magazine off. Then there is a pin that connects the barrel to the action. Just look at where the barel attaches and you will see it. You do have to remove the back site. Once this is done the action come out.