Model 24

[sixonetonoffun]

Just inherited a Model 24 22/410 with the selection button on the side. It's been initialled and dated 88 on the stock. (No one we know) but it's cool kinda kicks into a user rather than a collectors gun. I assume this is much older than 88 with the button barrel selector and the lacquer like finish. Wikipedia has that version starting in the 50's.

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[Model24]

Lucky you! They’re great shooters, although I think they also have some appeal to the collector’s market.

[sharpshooter]

Typically the selector button is always missing, and the standard fix was to use the newer style hammer with the firing pin selector on top.

[Model24]

I just sent my barrels off to Mike Orlen for choke tube threading and a forcing cone taper. My hope is that I’ll get better slug grouping, cleaner patterns, and at least a little pattern adjustability.

[Bobups]

Typically the selector button is always missing, and the standard fix was to use the newer style hammer with the firing pin selector on top.

They have different style selector button. Some have the rod / screw separate , others are one piece. Numrich gun parts.