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You may be able to find magazines for a Slazenger Lithgow .22 Hornet rifle at gun shops, sporting goods stores, or online retailers that specialize in firearm parts and accessories. It would be helpful to contact the manufacturer or check their website for authorized dealers that carry replacement magazines for your specific model.
Lithgow, New South Wales, is the location of an Australian government small arms factory. Slazengers is (was?) a sporting goods company in Sydney. That's all the help you'll get from me. I've got nothing in any of my references and don't think I've even seen a gun made in Australia. I have one, a single-shot, cock-by-hand, bolt action I bought used in New Zealand in 1983. The receiver is merely a bored-out section of the back of the barrel. It's a nice light gun for rabbits and vermin. I added a peep sight, and it's plenty accurate with .22 long rifles and shorts. G'day from Oz Slazenger rifles in order of production Slazenger Model 1B 22 cal SAF Lithgow Australia Slazenger bolt action single shot rifles were manufactured at the small arms factory under contract to Slazenger PTY LTD of Sydney. They were well designed, robust and renowned for accuracy. Production commended in 1940 with the Model 1. This was modified to the Model A1 with 120,000 of these being produced. Further mods led to the model 1B with over 20,000 being produced. The wooden furniture was made in Sydney by Slanzenger and supplied to the SAF assembly. Slazenger repeater Model 12 22 cal SAF Lithgow OZ. Production on the model 12 repeating rifle commenced in 1946 and ceased in 1955. The rifle was supplied with a 6 round box magazine and as in other models the barrel was produced from proved barrel steel to the same spec as that used in service rifles. The one piece stock is made from scented satinwood. A modofied version the 55 was produced 1955-1958 with a 5" shorter barrel. More than 100,000 model 12 and Model 55 were manufactured before slazenger decided to stop marketing them in 1958. Model 55 sorry for the lack of info Slazernger Hornet Prototype. it never made it to release though the prototypes ( 120) where sold [IMG]http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h271/Tikirocker/RIFLES/LithgowMuseum5.jpg[/IMG]
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Depending on the exact model and condition, anywhere from $100 to 400.
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What do you call your gunA Winchester 77 if a semi auto .22 rimfire, the .22 hornet cartridge will not fit and cannot be made to fit into a model 77
Made from 1949-1957.
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1950-1955.
Production began in 1933 and ended in 1942 not long after the war began
The Winchester model 43 was made from 1949-1957.There were 62,617 rifles made during this time span.I hope this info was of help to you.
Your H&R model 58 combo single shot rifle was made from 1975-1986.The letters AZ ahead of your serial number indicates that it was made in the year 1983.