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I have more respect for my Nylon 66 and the gunsmith’s of the world after watching this video. What amazes me is this gun was designed using slide rules and drawings. No CAD, no 3D printing etc.  Kudos to Remington. They have produced a long line of fine rifles and more for decades.

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I had one hanging up after a few rounds ran through it even after a good cleaning Mark. I filed each side of plastic receiver because if I tighten the two screws tight enough to stay it was pinching the plastic causing the malfunction. Bazinga 👍🏿💰

My Mohawk had an accident, broke the stock sent it into Remington just to see what happens.They put it into a green stock becuse that’s all they had.Free of charge.

These don’t like dirty chambers

Many feeding issues for the Mohawk 10C can be due to the user using Nylon 77 magazines, which are slightly different than the 10c.  The Nylon 77 mags are more plentiful, which is the reason why you will see them unfortunately on 10c's.

Pretty clever engineering, but not so elegant.  I used one in the late 60’s.   It was hard to stop. I remember pushing through grain fields.  I kept shooting at whatever gained my attention, and eventually would begin spitting out bits of grain along with the empty.22 cases.  Not so accurate, but extremely reliable.

I had a tube fed one that I did not like. I thought the Marlin Mod 60 was a better gun with a better trigger.

Not this particular model of Remington but the model Remington 66 tubular fed rifle is not a plastic piece of crap like one commenter said it actually holds the world record for accuracy to this day when these rifles first came out one man used three different nylon 66 tubular fed rifles they shot over 14,000 rounds over a 3-day period he missed like 6 * 8 they shot at moving targets that were thrown up into the air yes it was not modified the three rifles they were not modified in any way they were never oiled during the 3-day period they were never adjusted never anything no scope even nothing just iron sights one man's eye and the world record look it up research it and see for yourself if you do not believe me

The Number One thing I learned is to NEVER DISASSEMBLE a Nylon 66 to the point of removing the cross-pins! I did so once and had the dreaded “gun in a box” that fortunately an older and very experienced Gunsmith was able to reassemble. Use Gun Scrubber spray to clean those deep areas if necessary. DO NOT DISASSEMBLE beyond removing the bolt.

Thank-you for this great video, especially the tip of boiling the rust in water to remove it!

This thing is very much like a 1077 crossman CO2 pellet gun...  Which I love I ain't knocking this by any means...  I actually have mine from my brother I had when I was a teenager and I need to tear it down replace some things and return it to him.. it lasted from 1995 till a year ago..  amazing for a CO2 gun...

I had  remington nylon 66, but sadly it was broken, it was borrowed by a friend, maybe he attempted to clean it and dismantled totally, the safety, the sear and the disconnector was broken. Can you help me buy the parts, I can not find it here in our place. I appreciate it very much if you can help me

1022s are not the best 22, by far& away,older winchester, orremingtons. Are by far way more solid & permanent !!!!!!

Thanks Mark and co.,.

Those are a cute little gun but have too many small parts imo.

Its called the 77, got one for my 10th birthday in 1972. It came from K-Mart. My granddaughter shoots it today.

I first shot a 66 in about 1968 while I was in the Navy. I was mildly impressed and liked it. A few decades later I picked one up for my son and we went plinking with my buddy who also owned one. I was then really impressed with the accuracy of both rifles. They were both a kick in the ass to shoot. By that time I owned a bunch of other well made .22’s that shot extremely well but no more fun to shoot than that 66.

I boughtmy N66 new in 1959, and I'm 79, and it runs like the day I bought it. Basically kept it  blown out and light lube.  Never took trigger out, so Mark thanks for the instruction manual!!