USMC H&R Reising M65

[Loose}{Cannon]

Bam! 

Love these guns... screw a 10/22, this is a mans gun. The USMC 65, commercial 150, and commercial 165 are the bees knees when it comes to vintage semi-auto.  No charging handle, but yet it has a very conveniently located plunger under the forestock (where your hand already is).  One flick of the finger and its rock-and-roll time. Factory Redfield #75 peeps and bolt hold open. VERY accurate guns to boot. I have the M150 also... these guns are NOT leaving my collection.

[Phosphorus32]

Ooh, I like it   

Another for the list...which never gets shorter despite regular purchase 

[Loose}{Cannon]

Buy one.... thank me later. 

[brentb636]

I'm looking for one NOW !!
Brent

[Dannyboy53]

Fascinating firearm! Were these used to train troops?

[Loose}{Cannon]

Fascinating firearm! Were these used to train troops?

Yup...  training guns for the USMC and their Reising M50 and M55 sub machine guns.

[SKhiSm 59-66A1]

Ooh, I like it   

Another for the list...which never gets shorter despite regular purchase 

Me too, on both counts. I left to play run-go-looky without even reading the replies first  Thanks for sharing that LC, .22 semi-auto is on the list anyway. It sure looks sturdy and worthy of a spot in USMC training.

[SKhiSm 59-66A1]

Buy one.... thank me later.

I did, and I am. Profusely even. Scored myself a 165 Leatherneck which I will post in Commercial Rimfire where it belongs, but my thanks belong here. I had never seen or heard of these until LC posted his and as soon as I saw it I wanted one. So, suppertime now and before I turn in I'll have some less than stellar pics in commercial rimfire.