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  • john.t.singh
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    These are deadly. I originally bought mine for an appleseed shoot and I was going to leave it stock with just a scope...

    Then I decided to change out the bolt handle, mag release, and stuff, but accidentally took apart the entire lower receiver. Since I was there I decided to just swap out part by part, and somehow a bull barrel made its way into that collection....

    It's like a drug... a very accurate drug...

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  • Kryptyde
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    Originally posted by BrianRodela
    Remember buying it to "save money"?
    Hehe yeah

    This is my ... uhm ... 10/22 money saver:



    Kidd Innovative Design complete supergrade build, Boyd's Evolution Stock, Mueller 8.5-25x Eraticator w/ illuminated dot reticle

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  • Swiftyjuan
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    Surrender. There is no hope. I have 6 10-22s, although two are AMTs. I have a total of 26 .22 rifles and pistols. You walk into a store, they have an old classic .22 rifle (or pistol), the mist clears, and you have a receipt for a Winchester 52 in your hands. Don't try to fight it, give in. It's only money...

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  • rimfire17
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    Originally posted by elnielsen
    Nice, I don't have any 22s, but I "borrow" my moms 22 automatic pistol and 22 revolver to bring to the range sometimes. Love those little bastards, though the auto is finnicky, so the revolver remains favorite.
    What kind of auto pistol? If it's an older vintage, try firing standard velocity .22 LR through it rather than the more common high velocity ammo you find these days.

    I have an old High Standard that was really finicky until I figured out that when it was manufactured there wasn't any high velocity ammo. It works awesome now.

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  • Saintwicked
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    Two more days till I get my Browning Buckmark out of jail. I love my stock 10/22 with a 3-9 power scope.

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  • bodger
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    I've shot more rounds out of my 10/22 than any other gun I have ever owned.
    It's just so much fun.
    And cheap fun compared to my Tikka .270 Winchester or any of my handguns.

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  • Cali-Shooter
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    Originally posted by daybreak
    I've read far too many threads like the one I am posting, but I just have to say it:

    I'm infected with .22LR madness.

    I originally bought a 10/22 on a whim because Turners had it on sale and I wanted to save money by DROS'ing another toy with my Mossberg Maverick 88 shotgun. I picked up both 10 days later, and the 10/22 sat in the closet for a month while all my attention went to my new mossy (which I fondled and racked in my apartment daily.) First shotgun and first .22LR by the way.

    Flash forward to a trip up to the Bay Area to visit friends and family, and I finally busted out the 10/22 to go to Livermore shooting range with my dad and a friend. Iron sights, shooting some Winchester Dynapoint that my dad had, 25 and 50 yards, it was a dreamboat. 500+ rounds of dynapoint and not a single issue. No FTF, FTE, or duds.

    I am in freaking LOVE. Out of my small collection (XD9, mav88, 10/22), I never thought that this dinky little .22 would become my favorite, but it has. I maybe shot 100 rounds out of my XD9 and 10 slugs from my mav88 that day, but the real fun was shooting that sweet sweet completely stock 10/22.

    Maybe I just don't know better yet, and maybe because I haven't shot any modded 10/22s yet, but I love how the stock 10/22 shoots. The trigger felt great, it was very reliable, and I did surprisingly well (for me) with the iron sights, able to hit 3" targets at 50 yards no problem. I am completely satisfied with the stock 10/22 so far.
    You have been diagnosed with Rimfire Infection Virus, my friend

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  • Skunk2Racer
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    Originally posted by BrianRodela
    Remember buying it to "save money"?
    ^^ TRUE That! I was going to only use the iron cross sights on my MP15-22 But Big5 with a 39.99 Barska sight is calling me....... That and i'm still planning my next .22lr family addition.... Or should i say Addiction?

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  • BrianRodela
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    Remember buying it to "save money"?

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  • MongooseV8
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    Originally posted by daybreak
    sweeeeet set up. what barrel and glass is that?
    16.5" Green Mountain Fluted Stainless barrel. Its light and quick handling and super accurate. It has hit countless varmints in only 2 years. Scope is a Nikon Prostaff 3x9x40 BDC reticle attached with a DeadNutz Game Reaper one piece base/ring mount.
    Last edited by MongooseV8; 04-24-2011, 12:27 PM.

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  • johnthomas
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    I bought my adult son one for his birthday last year. He and I already own many guns, the 10/22 quickly became one of his favorite. He put a red dot scope on it, surgical.

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  • jyo
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    Everybody should have at least one 10-22!

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  • dunc289
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    It's intense isn't it.

    I get the biggest kick out-shooting guys with either gigantic rifles, or gigantic scopes.

    M1a....BOOM.........BOOM..........BOOM..........BO OM-KLANG......BOOM

    Me...pop..ping.....pop-ping...pop-ping....pop.....pop-ping...pop-ping...pop...pop-ping..pop-ping...pop-ping....pop-ping....pop-ping....pop-ping....pop-ping.....pop-ping----pop-ping....pop-ping.....click.


    reload

    repeat

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  • TheDeej
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    I've got a beretta neos and just placed an order with Shadow65 for my CMMG dedicated .22LR upper, so I definitely know what you're feeling.

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  • elnielsen
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    Nice, I don't have any 22s, but I "borrow" my moms 22 automatic pistol and 22 revolver to bring to the range sometimes. Love those little bastards, though the auto is finnicky, so the revolver remains favorite.

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