I got mine for my 11 year old birthday 🎂 an I'm 43 years old now. I still shoot it. It's one of my truck, tractor 🚜 guns

Beautifully restored to glory. We need to do the same with our country.

This is the first rifle I ever shot and I inherited it from my father and still own and shoot it!

Legacy guns, the gift that keeps on giving. I was blessed to be bequeathed.

Have a 67. Very cool and the 27 inch barrel makes it very accurate. I'm with you on the radical left. They have no clue. Thanks for your video!

My dad bought his when he turned 11.  Ordered it by mail out of the Boy Scout Handbook.  Oh how things have changed.

I just picked up a very good condition 67A today, and then ran across this video. This was my first real cartridge rifle. I learned to shoot on a Daisy Cub BB gun back in the early '50's. This rifle went with me on my trap line runs, and rabbit hunts until I went into the military in 1968. It took a fair amount of game and pests. When I returned from Viet Nam in 1972, I found that someone(my little brother, more than likely) had destroyed the bolt, and had also lost the extractor/sear piece. When I saw this rifle on Gun Broker, I upped the bid and won it then picked it up today at my local FFL. I'm very happy, to say the least, that I have my old companion, and "first love" back with me again. Thanks for the great video.

My father gave me my Model 67 when I was 5 years old. I am 73 now and I hope I can pass it down. Very good video and I agree with you words.

Nice gun to learn on.

You're a true gentleman and a scholar! Thank you for the dialog on that rifle.

Beautiful rifle. Excellent work.

The very first gun I ever shot. Always have fond memories of visiting my grandpa's farm for the summer and shooting this. I don't think I've shot it since he passed but finally taking it out tomrrow for the first time in 10 years.

That turned out great. I agree that these tyrants need to go so we can keep our country the way the founding fathers intended it to be.

Single shot 22 rifles are underated,they teach the basics of firearms and patience with every shot simple in design and easy to clean now I want a winchester 67 for my collection  lol

This old rifle is a masterpiece in simplicity. I learned on a Winchester 67..my first and best shooting experience..belonged to my grandad (an old Arkansas man), and it helped to feed his family through very hard times and good alike. My...my.. but this old rifle can shoot! My cousin owns it now and it goes to his sons. I saw one at a gun show and bought it without hesitation. It feels like a handful of great memories. Great video...and yes..vote the gun haters out!

58 years old now. First gun my dad let me have and I used it for squirrel hunting in my
early teens. He passed it down to me from his dad. Grandpa died before I was born so it's the only thing I ever had from him. Hope to pass it down to my grandson one day due to my son having no interest.

Most accurate ever made

Cool informative video, I was at an estate auction the other day and there was one being asked for $45 and nobody was biting so I figured why not, and got it for that price. I figured an old winchester .22 rifle for the less than the price of a tank of gas is as good of a deal as any.

I like your views on gun ownership.and the legacy of family traditions

My grandfather gave me his and I have given it to my grandson.