So I decided to DROS two weapons at the same time. I started off buying the Browning Buckmark Plus UDX Rosewood, and then decided to special order the Tactical Solutions X-Ring Backpacker Takedown (basically a tricked out 10/22) in Quicksand. T-Minus 9 days. I'll include stock photos and update with unboxing photos.
The buckmark I got because every time I've had the pleasure to shoot one, it's been unadulterated fun. It's inexpensive to shoot and has lots of options for the future.

It's also classically beautiful.
The X-Ring I decided on after years of wanting a 10/22 and a fair bit of research recently. My biggest issue with the 10/22 is that you can't go from shooting irons to using a scope in any simple manner. I recently saw an aftermarket rail that may allow for this, but with the other upgrades I was considering, this made much more sense. I also don't have a bunch of space for spare parts.
The iron sites have fiber optics, and the stock not only clips the forend securely, but also has plenty of storage including a dry-capsule in the grip. The rail is integrated into the receiver and has a groove allowing one to use the iron sights out of the box or quickly attack a scope (I use Warne QD rings)
Bonus, it's very light (4.6#)

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The buckmark I got because every time I've had the pleasure to shoot one, it's been unadulterated fun. It's inexpensive to shoot and has lots of options for the future.

It's also classically beautiful.
The X-Ring I decided on after years of wanting a 10/22 and a fair bit of research recently. My biggest issue with the 10/22 is that you can't go from shooting irons to using a scope in any simple manner. I recently saw an aftermarket rail that may allow for this, but with the other upgrades I was considering, this made much more sense. I also don't have a bunch of space for spare parts.
The iron sites have fiber optics, and the stock not only clips the forend securely, but also has plenty of storage including a dry-capsule in the grip. The rail is integrated into the receiver and has a groove allowing one to use the iron sights out of the box or quickly attack a scope (I use Warne QD rings)
Bonus, it's very light (4.6#)

D22BA1A2-C894-4551-A9F6-65E3CE0F78D2-1517-000001C33A2AF1E9.jpeg












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