Mossberg 146B-A Bolt-Action Rifle – .22 S/L/LR (1954–1958) Weaver B6 Scope

Manufacturer: O.F. Mossberg & Sons
Model: 146B-A
Serial Number: None (factory-standard for this era; predates 1968 federal serialization requirement)
Year of Manufacture: 1954–1958 (per Mossberg's documented model production chronology)
Caliber: .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle
Barrel Length: 26 inches
Magazine: Tubular (holds up to 20 LR / 23 Long / 30 Short)
Optic: Weaver B6 (6-power) scope on period-correct Weaver tip-off mount
Type: Bolt-Action Rifle

Condition: Very Good
This 146B-A presents in very good condition with very minor blemishes to both the wood and bluing. Complete with its matching-era Weaver B6 scope and tip-off mount — a correctly assembled, period-authentic rig rather than a mismatched later addition.

About the Mossberg 146B-A: Produced from 1954 to 1958, the 146B-A was part of Mossberg's affordable, well-built line of postwar rimfire rifles, prized in its day for its versatile tubular magazine capable of cycling .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle interchangeably. Paired here with its correct Weaver tip-off scope setup, this rifle represents a classic, complete mid-century American plinking and small-game outfit.

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