Ruger 10-22 price question

[Socalman]

Perhaps $175 - 200 would be fair. However, I am sure the large capacity magazine was lost be her husband many years ago!

[CSACANNONEER]

I saw one similar to the one the OP described at Oaktree a couple weeks ago for $150! The last '80's vintage one I picked up was $150 and it was almost new. $200 is a fair price if she wants to hold out for every penny and you really want that exact gun. In any event, it's worth more than a new one to those in the know.

It also has a pre-ban 25 round magazine

She is the ONLY person who can own that magazine in CA. She can not sell it or even offer to sell it to you. It's not worth the felony.

but I agree I would buy a older 10-22 for more money before I would buy a brand new one..

agreed, an older used one is worth more to someone who understands guns than the junk they are turning out now.

My number would be $250. Since it older and pre ban.

WTF is "pre-ban"? It's age has ZERO to do with anything.

Yall would pay 200!

$150 it's a deal, and it wouldn't be ripping anybody off. Heck I would rather 150 including fees. At 200, plus dros plus ppt transfer, you might as well buy a new one.

WTF would anyone want to buy a brand new 10-22 when the older ones were built better? Seriously, do you have a clue about the differences between an 80's vintage and a 2011, 2012 or 2013? Yea, I didn't think so.

[danez71]

She is the ONLY person who can own that magazine in CA. She can not sell it or even offer to sell it to you. It's not worth the felony.



agreed, an older used one is worth more to someone who understands guns than the junk they are turning out now.



WTF is "pre-ban"? It's age has ZERO to do with anything.



WTF would anyone want to buy a brand new 10-22 when the older ones were built better? Seriously, do you have a clue about the differences between an 80's vintage and a 2011, 2012 or 2013? Yea, I didn't think so.

Yep....except.....

I prefer the metal trigger groups too but the shops that do 10/22 trigger work are pretty much all agree that the plastic trigger groups are better due to tighter tolerances and a couple minor changes that enable them to mod it into a better trigger overall.

You can read more here:

http://brimstonegunsmithing.com/1022...stic-vs-metal/

http://www.coolguyguns.com/Ruger-10-...ard_p_122.html

[hatidua]

metal butt plate and barrel band on walnut stock - $200 (or more if it's in really good shape).
plastic butt plate and barrel band on birch stock - $150

[BigPimping]

I saw one similar to the one the OP described at Oaktree a couple weeks ago for $150! The last '80's vintage one I picked up was $150 and it was almost new. $200 is a fair price if she wants to hold out for every penny and you really want that exact gun. In any event, it's worth more than a new one to those in the know.



She is the ONLY person who can own that magazine in CA. She can not sell it or even offer to sell it to you. It's not worth the felony.



agreed, an older used one is worth more to someone who understands guns than the junk they are turning out now.



WTF is "pre-ban"? It's age has ZERO to do with anything.



WTF would anyone want to buy a brand new 10-22 when the older ones were built better? Seriously, do you have a clue about the differences between an 80's vintage and a 2011, 2012 or 2013? Yea, I didn't think so.

CSA, you never disappoint.