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Models
Sporting Arms Ltd manufactured and marketed a complete range of rifles from .22 rimfire
to most popular centrefire calibres. Here we show a list of some of the
rimfire variants. Click here to view more images.
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.310 Martini Cadet rifles
were purchased from the Australian government in their
tens of thousands and were converted to .22LR. The
converted rifle was an early Sportco
success story being sold in their thousands across
Australia and overseas. |
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The Model
10A .22 LR survives in large numbers across
Australia. It is well built and rugged and is used by
hunters, target shooters and farmers all of whom appreciate
its clean lines and reliability. |
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The 'Sportomatic"
self-loading .22 LR rifle was an early addition to the
Sportco range and proved very popular with Australian
shooters. It was also manufactured with a removable 10
shot box magazine. |
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The Carbine
22 had a 20 inch barrel and was described in Sportco
advertising as being lightweight for faster handling and easier
carrying, having a sleek new European style stock, with a
reliable "automatic" action and fitted with a "modern
straight ten-shot magazine." |
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The model
90A was a was an attractive, modern styled .22LR
pump action rifle. |
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