Amen KMO. I love shooting these little guns. Nothing stands a chance at 100 yards. Nice gun you have their. Sent from my iPhone using Ruger Forum
It's awesome how many things that can be done to them so they will look totally different. I like the stock 10/22's also . Never seen one I didn't like. Sent from my iPhone using Ruger Forum
10/22 with a cut down archangel stock- polished out trigger group- polished bolt- over travel trigger screw- keystone bull barrel on order- Sent from my iPhone using Ruger Forum
This one is usually the hit at the party. When shooting competion targets. My favorite tackdriver. Jim
My two 10/22's The bottom rifle is a 1996 model stainless that I picked up from a pawn shop a few years ago. It's outfitted as a Liberty Training Rifle with Tech Sights, a USGI sling with Uncle Mike's swivels and an extended magazine release and auto bolt release, both from Volquartsen. The top is a brand-new stainless 10/22 Takedown I bought a few weeks ago. Currently unfired and unchanged, it will get an LTR makeover too before the next Appleseed in November.
My yellow jacket was just like the bottom rifle when it was stock except my factory stock was grey laminate . Sent from my iPhone using Ruger Forum
Here's mine. Midway 1980 era .920 barrel. Ruger original .920 stock, reworked trigger (3 1/2 LB pull), bolt rounded and extractor BB pinned etc. BX25 mag available. 1/2 groups at 50 yards consistently. This 10/22 sat in a closet for 10+ years, forgot I had it. Got it out a few years ago put the barrel on it and started work on the rest of it and this is the finished project. Original 10/22 was a pawn shop acquisition for $75. Think it came out well for very low dollars.
my 10/22 with my BX 25 in the weapon, my 10 round, and my BX 25 dual mag next to it. It has a 4x compact telescopic sight, ergonomic folding foreword grip, and a sniper profile adjustable bipod. Along with a single point tactical sling.
