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I love the Ruger 10/22
bkoenig:
Actually, I believe there are a handful of converted, transferrable 10/22's out there. Think how much fun that would be.
Not only are they versatile, they're probably the easiest gun out there to work on yourself. A screwdriver and an Allen wrench are pretty much all you need to do everything up to and including barrel swaps.
Ivars:
You can drill a hole in the rear of the receiver to allow a cleaning rod to be used. Bore snake after every range trip, pull the stock and clean properly a couple times a season. Ruger should have incorporated this into their design but it's an easy mod.
abbafandr:
Definitely one of the most customizable guns out there. Google 10 22 accessories.
That Gatling version, impractical, neat, and would wipe out my 22 stash way too fast. :laugh:
ILoveCats:
--- Quote from: Ivars on October 30, 2014, 06:28:35 AM ---You can drill a hole in the rear of the receiver to allow a cleaning rod to be used. Bore snake after every range trip, pull the stock and clean properly a couple times a season. Ruger should have incorporated this into their design but it's an easy mod.
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I've never seen that before, but did a google search now. Pretty cool! But... I think the boy's going to get a takedown now that they've come out with that little gem.
OleSharky:
Bought mine new in 1966. I'm pretty basic as is my 10/22 but in all the years it has never jammed or misfired and is extremely accurate. What more can one ask? And Shooter, mine came with a walnut stock in 1966.
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