Like the other imports that Remington has, these are the same guns as the Charles Daly Superior line of rimfires that was sold under that name. I looked at one of them right after Remington starting putting their name on them. I think that they are really nice guns. The one I looked at had a walnut stock, this was literally RIGHT after Remington got the rights, so I think that a few guns were sent out with the old walnut stocks that were on the Daly's. The finish was great, gun felt good in my hands, I was impressed with it. It felt like a quality, solid gun. Much better than anything Savage or Marlin has out, and for the money, I'll take it over a CZ, Ruger, or Remington 504. The CZ might beat it in accuracy, but I think that the Model 5 is a nicer gun.
I saw it at a Dick's Sporting Goods in Cincinnati, I went back two days later to get it and it'd been sold. They didn't know if they were getting anymore, but I haven't seen one on the rack since then.
The few reviews that I read on the Daly's were good, and there was a review on the .22 Magnum in an issue of RIFLE a couple of months ago. The price has come down on them a decent bit too, in the last year. I'd like to have one in each round.