Which Ruger 10/22?

[Scooooter7]

I have the 50th Anniversary edition. Have not fired it.

[remusrm]

Looking to get my first 10/22, so I'm looking for input.

Which one(s) you like, and why?

- Carbine (17 versions)
- Takedown (15 versions)
- Takedown Lite (2 versions)
- Target (3 versions)
- Combat (2 versions)
- Tactical (8 versions)
- Sporter (14 versions)

I had the standard and few others. I like them in short barrels and looking to get the https://www.ruger.com/products/1022C...ets/31114.html

Model 3114, or any that has the shorter barrel!

[Rorge Retson]

I had the standard and few others. I like them in short barrels and looking to get the https://www.ruger.com/products/1022C...ets/31114.html

Model 3114, or any that has the shorter barrel!

Interesting... I just put it on my list, thanks.

New question...

Can someone tell me why this Sporter is over $100 more than this Carbine?

They look the same, the specs are nearly identical, except for the stock.

[DB>]

American Walnut stock with checkering, vs. "wood"... harder to source most likely... just buy one of the plastic ones!

[pinger]

I had the standard and few others. I like them in short barrels and looking to get the https://www.ruger.com/products/1022C...ets/31114.html

Model 3114, or any that has the shorter barrel!

That's the compact model that I mentioned earlier. The stock is the same profile as the ruger american rimfire bolt action and the 10/22 takedown lite. The stock also came on an earlier 10/22 anniversary model in FDE with the 16" barrel. I have had all of them. It is my favorite polymer stock for the 10/22. The compact model listed above has the fiber optic sights from the factory. It is worth the little extra over the base model and I saw in online right now for $249 black friday special.

[BigPimping]

I have two of them. One of them is a standard model that I’ve had since I was a teenager. it it’s pretty old. The new one I have is a more specialized one with a molded composite stock and a bull barrel. it it’s factory made for a Ruger and I bought it directly from their site. Its supposedly very accurate. But like a dozen guns I own I’ve never taken it out of the box and tried it

[stormvet]

I have two of them. One of them is a standard model that I’ve had since I was a teenager. it it’s pretty old. The new one I have is a more specialized one with a molded composite stock and a bull barrel. it it’s factory made for a Ruger and I bought it directly from their site. It’s supposedly very accurate. But like a dozen guns I own I’ve never taken it out of the box and tried it

Less pimping and more shooting!

[mjo55]

My last 10/22 purchase was a tactical model with stanard black plastic stock with 16 inch barrel flash hider.
I put a Midwest Industries stock system on it. Gives it an AR style look.

[echo1]

I'm on the wait list for a limited production black laminate International. Said it could be up to a year. I've seen 3 at different shops, 2 in Idaho, 1 in Stockton. PAX

[TrappedinCalifornia]

Winner winner chicken dinner!!

The takedown will be my first...

I'll decide in what order to get the rest of them later.

Thanks everyone!

Just curious.

How's it worked/working out for you?

[TheFlashG]

It depends on your usage.
I have a son who is now 14 and was 12 when I purchased the Ruger 10/22 Compact. (Model 31114)

I purchased that model, because as pinger noted above, the stock is modular and longer length-of-pull modules can be swapped in/out.
(So, with that one model, either my son could shoot it and it fits him well, or I can swap the stock modules and I can shoot it and it fits me well.)

As a side note, that is my son's favorite and he considers himself more of a "rifleman" than a pistol kid.

[newbie1234]

Looking to get my first 10/22, so I'm looking for input.

Which one(s) you like, and why?

- Carbine (17 versions)
- Takedown (15 versions)
- Takedown Lite (2 versions)
- Target (3 versions)
- Combat (2 versions)
- Tactical (8 versions)
- Sporter (14 versions)

You are missing Ruger 10/22 TALO exclusive models (more than 10 versions and keep growing).

[TKM]

I have a number of 10/22s with no Ruger parts.

[k1dude]

Ruger just came out with a 3.5 pound carbon version. That's what I would buy.

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[Sputnik]

Ruger just came out with a 3.5 pound carbon version. That's what I would buy.

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That’s a nice looking gun. I’m rather drawn to the version in the chassis but $1100 is a bit much. It makes the one you posted seem affordable