Being fairly new to firearms I never put much thought into .22lr's until I purchased a 50th edition 10/22 rifle for my 10 year old daughter. I freaking love this rifle more than my AR's, it now sees twice the amount of range time then my 3 AR's and I shoot it more than my daughter does, lol. The 10/22 has converted me into a 22lr guy and now I'm 6K in rounds stored. Just purchased 2 weeks ago a 1911-22 and I'm currently looking to pick up a m&p15-22. Bottom line, get yourself a 10/22 if you haven't already picked one up, you won't regret it.
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sent Friesland a book, sorry about that..
here's a little more info about these.. sorry about the crappy pictures, bought Mrs. Bee a $2k camera a couple years ago, still waiting for my portfolio
definitely the most interesting to enjoy at the range or desert shooting areas and the old ones run like a swiss watch.. not sure where the naysayer posted above got his info but I've owned about 10 of them and not had any significant trouble other than crappy ammo
guess I could be lying to myself about that, but then why would I keep buying them
and yes, they're all shooters except that one nib, for obvious reasons..
these three are top to bottom:
'65 10/22 SP w/ vintage Japanese Tasco #660A 4x32 on Redfield Quick Switch tip off's
'71 10/22 SP w/ vintage Japanese Tasco #660E 4x32 on Herter's rings and vintage military style claw sling
'67 10/22 SPC base only [will be looking for an old vintage Weaver for this one
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1971 10/22 SP unfired NIB
[far right pictured below]
the checkered one in the middle not pictured above, with the Texan 2 1/2 x scope, Weaver Detachable 1" rings
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I like that take down model but I don't dig on the plastic too much..
but there is a solution
http://1022td-woodstocks.com/
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removed giant picture, go to the site please to see them, they're very nice!
and looks like I may have to send him a finger groove take off I bought loose several years ago and go pick up a takedown rifle
not sure if the no barrel band will fly or not.. guess I'll have to askSend me your Ruger 10/22 Wood Carbine Stock and I will convert it to fit your Ruger 10/22 Takedown Rifle for $100 + $15 Return Shipping.
Last edited by Killer Bee; 05-07-2017, 11:51 PM.I started out with nothing - and I still have most of itComment
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