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RUGER 10/22

lchay
Recently sold a new 10/22 wood stock for over 900.00. It did have a box that had 50th anniversary emblem on it. Why was this gun so hot? Was it the box or what. It looked like every other 10 22 I see.
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  • lchay
    I've never been a real fan of the 10/22, but when I'm at the range with friends & they have their semi autos with 20 & 30 rd mags, nice scope and I'm plinking away with a Win 52, peep sights and 5 rd mags, well, the 52's more accurate but maybe not as much fun.

    Saw & bought a Ruger 10/22 Target today for good price (heavy bbl & laminated stock) and am looking for some help on those little accessories Ruger fans seem to load up on. I don't want to go wild, just make the thing a little more convenient to shoot & accurate. Specifically:

    1) I want to replace the trigger - any suggestions?
    2) Is there a device that will hold open the bolt after the last
    round?
    3) Auto bolt release - is there a bolt release that allows the bolt
    to go forward by pulling the bolt to the rear instead of having to
    play with the release on the underside of the rifle?
    4) Mag release - is there one that protrudes out so I don't have to
    press the stock one in?

    Finally,any feelings on whether the Ruger benefits from glass bedding either the action or barrel or both? How about free floating the barrel?

    I don't want to go wild on this project - just put together a nice shooter.

    Thanks.
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  • drockcbr
    $125.00

    "Well...everybody's gotta be somewhere"
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  • gap1916
    ss or blue, scope or no scope, standard stock or fancy stock?

    Greg
    Former Marine
    2nd A N G L I C O
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  • neacpa
    Agree with drockcbr. Plain blue model with no scope around here would be right at $125.



    Hunt with your son today instead of hunting for him tomorrow.
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  • William81
    I recently purchased a standard in about 90% Condition for 95.00.

    Guns only have two enemies: Rust and Liberals....
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  • moreammoplz
    Maybe stainless for $125.
    Dick's Sporting goods is selling the blue version for $139 NIB. If yours is blue you may be looking at more like $100.

    "Shoot Straight and Shoot often."
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  • EVILDR235
    I also say a $100.00 for a used one in excellet condition.Our local Bi-Mart had the blued 40th year carbines on sale a few months ago at $139.00 plus tax.I bought 2 of them.One for the safe and one to shoot.I saw beat up ones at the gunshow today in Vancouver washington priced at $135.00 for the cheapest.The same ones I saw at the gunshow in longveiw washington last week.They were current production guns with no extras.Then the same sellers are sitting around complaining they are not selling anything.
    EvilDr235

    Two types of people drive old cars.Rich people because they want to and poor people because they have to.
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