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[Coyotegunner]

I bought the blued version,right when Wallyworld was giving up guns in Calif.Closeout $120.It prefers Fed Rimfire,the new stuff.I had a friend selling one like yours and no takers.I had seen it and asked about it.He was going to drop the price to stupid,because it shot bad.I should have taken the stupid price to the bank.Instead told him to try a few different kinds of ammo.He got into Midway and found out about Wolf match.He loves the gun now.I have a few of the 77-22s in other cals and they shoot with the heavy one as well.Actually the older 10-22s do pretty well with decent quality ammo.

[JNunez23]

That's a nice rifle. What did you pay for it if you don't mind?

[weekend_plinker]

May I ask what your scope and rings is I like the look on the stainless rifle.

[MongooseV8]

I had one fore a while and it shot quite well. Its not as accurate as any of the aftermarket barrels I've had though. And actually most of the parts are the same except the barrel stock and hammer. They sure are great looking though, and yours is no exception

[Rock6.3]

Barrel finish is actually silver paint instead of stainless steel.
Trigger group is same as the carbine models.
I've got one, it is more accurate when the barrel is replaced with better quality (i.e. Green Mountain) or re-chambered.

[M1A Rifleman]

I'm happy with mine. I traded my very 1st rifle (10/22 Delux) I bought 30+ years ago for it. The newer plastic trigger housing may not be as nice as the old metal types, but it seems to work.

[sholling]

It's a standard 10/22 with a factory 920 barrel and a wide barrel channel to clear the barrel. This is basically the same rifle but a limited addition with a fancy stock. This one has been upgraded with a Volquartsen trigger assembly.

I've got one, it is more accurate when the barrel is replaced with better quality (i.e. Green Mountain) or re-chambered.

I agree 100%. If the barrel (actual stainless) wasn't so darn pretty I'd have replaced it with a Kidd years ago.

[Black_Talon]

I had a blued one, and while it was the most accurate "out of the box" 10/22 I've ever shot, it still wasn't quite as good as a rebarreled 10/22, nor as accurate as the factory TC Benchmark so I sold it.

[MongooseV8]

Barrel finish is actually silver paint instead of stainless steel.
Trigger group is same as the carbine models.
I've got one, it is more accurate when the barrel is replaced with better quality (i.e. Green Mountain) or re-chambered.

The older ones had polished stainless steel spiral hammer forged barrels that were pretty cool looking.
Also the trigger groups is the same with the exception of the hammer. The target models have about a 5lb trigger pull instead of the 7-9lb the carbines have.

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[Garp]

I have one and it is dead on balls accurate. Anytime I show it to anyone they give me their list of mods they would do with it to make it more accurate, then I outshoot them with it. It's a toss up in accuracy between this, my russian biathlon and mossberg 44US.


I also use it with aperture sights and love it.

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[chickenfried]

What are you using for the front sight? When I first bought my 10/22T I wanted to put aperture sights on it.

I also use it with aperture sights and love it.

[MongooseV8]

This particular model is in fact hammer forged stainless steel. It is unfinished and bare.
Trigger is adjustable 2 stage and does not seem to share any part numbers with the stock trigger.
Receiver is nickel plated and also has a different part number.

Did you buy it new? I'd like to see some better pictures of the receiver as I have never seen a factory nickel plated receiver.