I don't know if this fits in this tread or not, but I am going to print this anyway. My late brother-in-law gave me a single shot .22 that belonged to his grandfather. He gave it to me in 1980 (?). It is a Stevens as near as I can tell and made sometime around 1896-98. It is similar to my first rimfire, but definitely not the same. Anyway, when I got it, I cleaned it up, took it to a gunsmith to see if it was safe to shoot, fired it once, hung it on the wall, and forgot about it. With the quarantine and all, my wife and I have been looking for things to do and cleaning and organizing each and every item in the house seems to be a priority. Well, I took this little .22 down, cleaned it, ran some oil down the barrel, and took it to the dump to shoot. It was unbelievably accurate. I put a box of .22's through it and it was awesome. I bought a Henry .22 for my oldest grandchild, but I want my youngest grandkid to start with this old single shot. It was really fun!