How hard is it to work on a 10/22

ruger22 · Post by **ruger22** » Sun Apr 10, 2011 1:43 pm

bearandoldman wrote:Now you got the right idea, hold out for the DSP sporter, a really nice shooter. Mine does well sttxck except for the trigger and a shiny blued barrel I took off one of my older guns, and it shoots well too.

Plus one. My DSP shoots okay for me right out of the box. The factory walnut is right purty, too.

bearandoldman · Post by **bearandoldman** » Sun Apr 10, 2011 2:16 pm

ruger22 wrote:
bearandoldman wrote:Now you got the right idea, hold out for the DSP sporter, a really nice shooter. Mine does well sttxck except for the trigger and a shiny blued barrel I took off one of my older guns, and it shoots well too.
Plus one. My DSP shoots okay for me right out of the box. The factory walnut is right purty, too.

Did this last year with my DSP at 25 yards rested.Wolf MT shoots great and CCI subs are a close second, and a lot less costly. Seems like the ammo in the 1050 to 1080 fps velocity works the best.

Yleefox · Post by **Yleefox** » Sun Apr 10, 2011 11:02 pm

Nice 10-22 BOAM. I love a good looking Ruger.

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ruger22 · Post by **ruger22** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 12:33 pm

Yleefox wrote:Nice 10-22 BOAM. I love a good looking Ruger.

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I think all Rugers look good, except the plastic ones.........

bearandoldman · Post by **bearandoldman** » Tue Apr 26, 2011 10:15 am

ruger22 wrote:
Yleefox wrote:Nice 10-22 BOAM. I love a good looking Ruger.

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I think all Rugers look good, except the plastic ones.........

This is not a Ruger but it is a plastic one and the only .22LR rifle that you can feel the recoil. Had it out yesterday for a box of Blaazers. Got an old 4X Weaver on it and it will keep 10 rounds in a one inch circle, and that is about all I expect from this gun. It is a fun plonker shooter gun.

Just trying to get you cranked up bud, it is a dull morning.

ruger22 · Post by **ruger22** » Tue Apr 26, 2011 10:26 am

That's a nice looking Nylon 66. I used to shoot one my brother owned. I have nothing against plastic stocks or grips. They are a better choice in many cases.

bearandoldman · Post by **bearandoldman** » Tue Apr 26, 2011 11:06 am

ruger22 wrote:That's a nice looking Nylon 66. I used to shoot one my brother owned. I have nothing against plastic stocks or grips. They are a better choice in many cases.

It's a pretty nice gun although there is a slight crack in the forearm, but it is a good shooter. It's a 1976 manufacture. Back when they first came out IU always wanted on, but raising 5 children, I did not have the 40 bucks or so to spare. So a year or so I found this one at the LGS fur 150 bucks and bought it. I quit saving my money for my old age, I'm using it because I am old.