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King of Spring

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Post ruger 10/22
Since this is the most active board at the moment, I need to ask you guys a question. I may be getting a ruger 10 22 rimfire rifle this Christmas, and I have been doing some checking, but to you guys, is this a good rifle? And I have checked into the tactical conversion kits, do you guys have any recommendations? I am using the rifle for squirrels, maybe predators ( bobcat in particular), target shooting and ultimately home self defense!! Any thoughts and recommendations are greatly appreciated!! Thanks guys!


Thu Dec 22, 2011 11:22 pm
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King of Spring

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Post Re: ruger 10/22
I have one and it's definately a good rifle. I have not used it all that much. Great squirrel gun. I got an after market magazine that holds 50 rounds and it was a piece of junk. It pays to research the add ons before buying.

I would be looking for a .22 mag or thereabouts for bobcats, and definately wouldn't want a .22 for home defense.


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Thu Dec 22, 2011 11:28 pm
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King of Spring

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Post Re: ruger 10/22
I have other alternative means for home defense!! But you know the saying, the more the merrier!! (Not sure bout the spelling but you get the drift) lol!!


Thu Dec 22, 2011 11:32 pm
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Post Re: ruger 10/22
You definitely want to clean it frequently if you shoot the cheap bulk ammo through it it will jam on you. It is a great gun and very accurate out of the box ive found with mine. Neill has a great point, be cautious with aftermarket parts for this gun but that goes for all aftermarkets parts and magazines. Hope you enjoy your new piece!

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Fri Dec 23, 2011 7:39 am
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Post Re: ruger 10/22
Great little guns that you can trick out to your liking. If you want to know anything about them, you'll find it here:

http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/index.php

If you scope it, I recommend sighting it in dead-on at 20 yards...and I mean dead-on! It'll be deadly to 55 yards, either 1/2" high at max. to 1/2" low at 55. This will also leave you just over 4" low at 100 yards.

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Fri Dec 23, 2011 5:28 pm
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Boss Gobbler

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Post Re: ruger 10/22
I agree, great guns! :smt003 I have a plain jane K10-22 that I bought years ago that I have left as stock. It is super accurate though the trigger could use some help. I do plan on buying another one day to trick out. The 10/22 bug can be a dangerous one as most people can't stop tinkering once they start :lol:

The link to Rimfire Central is a great suggestion. An excellent forum for all things rimfire including the 10/22.

Another link I like for 10/22s is http://www.hornetproducts.com/ Kind of my dream catalog for Ruger rimfires :smt003

I agree that I would look for better medicine when it comes to bobcat.

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