High Standard "The Plinker"

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Diode
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High Standard "The Plinker"

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Ok, I know nothing about this .22 LR, anyone able to tell me what I have and when it may have been made? It belonged to my Dad and now I have it. It reads on the left side "High Standard" "The Plinker" one the right side it has M-101 and the serial number. It has a thumb screw that holds the barrel on,
I doubt it has ever been fired. It had a little surface rust on the Mag release and was stuck, I soaked it and got it freed up and it works fine. I knocked the roll pin out and cleaned up under the release. Other than a fun .22 to practice with is it old?

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Post by Cosmo 9 »

I don't know model #'s but some of the "High Standard" 22's are still sought after. My Dad bought one at Sears in the '60's I think he paid about 40 bucks for it.
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A little info:


http://www.highstandard.com/history.html

http://www.collectorsfirearms.com/admin ... etails.php?...

(type in: high standard) in the search window for some nice photos.
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Post by Diode »

Thanks! Cosmo, Flint! Mine looks just like the DuroMatic except it says "The Plinker instead. I had no idea the company was in Houston. Wonder where my Paw got this thing :)
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