Ruger take-down 10/22

[five.five-six]

12" groups at 50 yards sounds like there is a lot of room to improve, either shooter technique or something with the gun... is that rapid fire mag dump, or trying to hit the bullseye?
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[Mr. Blue]

12" groups at 50 yards sounds like there is a lot of room to improve, either shooter technique or something with the gun... is that rapid fire mag dump, or trying to hit the bullseye?

I've got a "few" 10/22's and a few others, some are more accurate than others, but most are good enough to put a mag or two into the 8/9/x area at 23 yds, and a little more open beyond that without too much effort - my kids can group better than I can every single time, so I know the guns are good, the shooter is "variable"!

[Mr. Blue]

[Mr. Blue]

You got caught on that one simple fact of me shooting 12” at 50 yards. Lol. Do you think I’d be this invested if I was shooting this? I ask questions and may seem clueless, however I was asking a question solely on after market barrels to get a better understanding of what is best for the money. So plz, disregard my accuracy, obviously training is essential. That’s why I spend 2 days of every week training, as well as a few hundred a month on ammo.

[five.five-six]

[Mr. Blue]

[five.five-six]

[DB>]

I can't speak to the Tac-Sol barrels... mostly running stock Ruger in 16" or 18.5", with a CF bull that is about the same accuracy wise. I've got one "heavy" bull that is a one hole shooter, but it's so heavy, wouldn't be terribly practical for a TD!

I've become more conscious of whether I want to drag a "heavy" rifle around... I prefer a lighter configuration, and it's accurate enough for my expectations.

[hardlyworking]

[hardlyworking]