Model 61 .22 win mag r.f. - MAG Computers & Internet

Only a wide approximation. Sako V .338 Win mag was manufactured between 1985 and 1989

Probably. You can use a 1913 rail with a forward incline to get more elevation. How far are you trying to shoot? 450 yards is further than most hunters will try to take game because of terminal ballistics and ability to precisely place the shot for a clean, humane kill. Target shooting is still getting close to out of range - bullet drop on a 300 win mag 180 grainer is pretty severe - at 500 yards it is falling 55 inches, and it gets progressively worse with heavier bullets and longer ranges.

At less than 300 yards this caliber will take down any large game animal in North America. You have chosen a very effective caliber, but all calibers have limitations.

Contact Remington through their website

sounds like the bolt got moisture in it and rusted, try putting wd 40 in the bolt area and letting it set over night

Your Win. Mod. 9422M XTR in .22 mag. was built in 1980. Without knowing the condition of the rifle, it's very difficult to give you a value. Could be anywhere from $650 to $350.

Unfortunately, Ramline stopped making the model 70 mag due to the Clinton Gun Ban of 1994.

They're out there, but you have to look for them.
Either used, or NOS (New Old Stock)

Try Ebay

http://www.gunauction.com/buy/10779099/magazine-clips/ramline-banana-mag-for-marlin-papoose-or-model-70

http://www.firearmstalk.com/forums/f53/ramline-marlin-m-70-papoose-25rd-22lr-mag-38598/

http://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/ctgy/winchester-model-94-22-parts

Griffin and Howe were out of business before the 300 win mag was introduced.

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