Bolt-action single-shot. Approximately 10,700 (approx. 2000 smoothbore and only 200 of those with 24" barrel) produced from 1962-1964. Mohawk brown nylon stock, with white accents, chrome spoon style bolt handle, safety engages upon cocking, .22 Short, Long and LR. Available in both rifled and smoothbore versions (smoothbore barrels are marked "smoothbore") and barrel lengths of 19.5" and 24". Note: Add 100%+ for 24" versions; 100%+ for NIB.

Bolt-action repeater, 6- or 10-round metal box magazine. Approximately 22,500 produced from 1962-1964. Mohawk brown nylon stock, with white accents, chrome spoon style bolt handle, manual right side safety. .22 Short, Long or LR. Barrel lengths 19.5" and 24". Note: Add 100% for 24" version.

Bolt-action repeater, 14-round external tubular magazine under the barrel. Approximately 27,600 produced from 1962-1964. Mohawk brown nylon stock, with white accents, chrome spoon-style bolt handle, manual right side safety. .22 Short, Long or LR. Barrel lengths 19.5" and 24". Note: Add 100% for 24" version.

Semi-automatic, 19.5" barrel, 14-round tubular magazine fed through buttplate. In excess of 1,000,000 produced from 1959-1987. Seven different variations of style and color were sold. Non-serialized prior to 1968 gun control act of 1968. An "A" prefix was added to serialization in 1977.

Blued metal parts, dark chocolate brown stock with white accents, .22 LR ONLY. 1959-1987. Approx. 678,000.

Blued metal parts, dark olive green stock (often confused with MB in artificial light) with white accents, .22 LR ONLY, 1959-1962. Approx. 45,000.

Bright chrome plated metal parts, black stock with white accents, .22 LR ONLY. 1962-1983. Approx. 220,000.

Blued metal parts, black stock with black diamonds in fore-end. Remainder of accents are white, .22 LR ONLY, 1978-1987. Approx. 56,000.

Blued metal parts, dark brown stock with white accents. Barrel marked .22 SHORT. Distinguished by shell deflector over ejection port and loop on fore-end for counter chain. 1961-1981. Approx. 6500.

Blued metal parts, dark brown stock with white accents, .22 LR ONLY. Distinguished by 150th Anniversary stamping on left side of receiver cover. 1966 ONLY. Approx. 4,000.

Blued metal parts, dark brown stock with white accents, .22 LR ONLY. Distinguished by eagle and 1776/1976 stamping on left side of receiver cover. 1976 ONLY. Approx. 10,000.

Only lever-action repeater Remington ever produced. 19.5" barrel, 14-round tubular magazine, fed through buttplate. Produced from 1962-1964 in three different variations.

Blued metal parts, dark brown stocks with white accents. Approximately 25,300 produced.

Bright chrome metal parts, black stock with white accents. Approximately 1,600 produced.

Blued metal parts, black stock with white accents. Production numbers do not exist.

Known as 77 (MB): Semi-automatic, 19.5" barrel, 5-round plastic box magazine. Blued metal parts, dark brown stock with white accents. .22 LR ONLY. 1970-1971, approx. 15,300 produced. This model was replaced by Model 10C in 1972. Note: Add 100% for NIB.

Known as 10C. Identical copy of 77 (MB), except box magazine capacity was increased to 10 rounds. 1972-1978. Approx. 128,000 produced. Note: Add 50% for NIB.

Known as "APACHE 77". Semi-automatic, 19.5" barrel, 10-round plastic box magazine. Metal parts coated with black "teflon-like" finish, bright green stock with swirls of orange, brown and black (highly variable), not to be confused with the 66 (SG). Rifle was contracted as an "exclusive" run, marketed by K-Mart. Number manufactured is hazy, but estimates run from 54,000 to over 100,000. Produced from 1987-1989. Note: Add 100% for NIB.

Introduced in 1993. A new Remington .22 rimfire caliber semi-automatic design. Black stock made from synthetic resin, while receiver is made from a synthetic as well. Features 20" barrel and 10-shot detachable clip. Weight 4.6 lbs.