Do you own a...

[cyprant]

Ruger 10/22?

I was talking with friend about 10/22s, and I think that almost any one who owns more than a few guns has a 10/22. I think every one should have at least one...

 

[rugertoter]

Ruger 10/22?

I was talking with friend about 10/22s, and I think that almost any one who owns more than a few guns has a 10/22. I think every one should have at least one...

Yes I do, and yes I agree!

 

[trapperDave]

ive had a couple. zero presently

 

[Colt556]

I had several over the years. At present I own 2 10/22s and a Charger (FS btw).

 

[daddymikey1975]

I have a GSG-522. I understand it's not a ruger, but it's still a .22 (and it's a lot of fun to shoot)

 

[Rayne]

I have two as of right now, hoping they continue to multiply.

One is set up with a scope and the other has tech sights on it. I'm going to use the tech sight rifle at an Appleseed in December.

Plus I'm rifle sitting my son's bull barrell version. He'll be lucky if he gets it back

 

[littletommy]

I do not now, nor have I ever owned a 10/22. I have nothing against them, and would love to have one, just have never had the occasion to buy one. I do, however, own an older Marlin 60, that is also an excellent rifle.

 

[thoroughbred]

I do not currently own one, but I do keep an eye out. If I could find one with a cool laminate stock Im sure I would end up with it.

 

[HalfCocked]

No never owned one. Have a Colt Huntsman, a very fun pistol.

 

[hopper68]

Even my eye doctor has one.

 

[Hornett]

i had one but my Remington Speedmaster was just better in every way so I sold the Ruger.

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

No but I would like to have one.

 

[jcwit]

In my collection there are no 10/22's. The collection is way over the 3 digit mark.

 

[rockhopper46038]

I substituted a Marlin 795 for the 10/22's place in my lineup. As an accurate, mag fed, lightweight, inexpensive plinking rifle, it was in my opinion a better choice than a 10/22. However, if I wanted a .22 rifle that looks like an AR15, or an AK47, or some other tacticool or snipery type rifle, the 10/22 is probably the most viable choice out there to make such a thing from (and I've seen some nice looking ones).

 

[Marlin7]

I just can't get into the look of the 10/22. I went with a Marlin 795 instead.

 

[sepe]

First firearm I ever shot was a 10/22. I finally bought one. I've got more than a few guns and wouldn't have picked up a 10/22 except for the sale was too good to pass up.

 

[Raskolnikov]

No, sadly I do not have a 10/22. I have certainly had a lot of experience with them, however. I am in the market for a .22LR rifle. I am currently deciding between the 10/22 and the Smith and Wesson M&P 15-22.

 

[hoosiersasquatch]

Yes I do and I think they are a fabulous plinker, not to mention they have several after market parts/upgrades for them...including a pink stock and forearm for the Granddaughter's 10/22.

 

[Classic]

I have a "plain Jane" but I really want the take-
down model. One of the all time greatest small caliber little rifles ever.

 

[WebSnyper]

No, sadly I do not have a 10/22. I have certainly had a lot of experience with them, however. I am in the market for a .22LR rifle. I am currently deciding between the 10/22 and the Smith and Wesson M&P 15-22.

I have a 15-22 (MOE version). If you have/shoot an AR, then I'd certainly recommend the 15-22. It takes almost all the accessories that an AR will take (besides handrail/guard which would require some modifications).

I have the 15-22 for training/familiarity/cheap shooting, etc with the AR platform to avoid having another platform to become familiar with in a 22. I have AA kits for my Glocks for similar reason, rather than having another 22 handgun platform to become familiar with.