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Looking to buy one. Anyone selling one or similar??? I'll probably buy new, but it never hurt to see whats available.
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You won't be sorry .... I put a Butler Creek folding stock on mine so I can strap her down on my rucksack. I also have a couple of the "mega" round magazines for it that I wish I could return for full refund .... some here may have had better success.Originally posted by Oatmealer View Post
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such a great and fun rifleWHAT IF THE AMERICA YOU KNEW, WAS ABOUT TO CHANGE?
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Yep, great gun. Make sure you buy good quality magazines for it. You should be able to get one easily for ~$150 used or ~$200 new.not an expertComment
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How would one know what constitutes good quality magazines? I am assuming price would be a dead ringer lolOriginally posted by bcauz3y View Post“Efficiency is intelligent laziness.”Comment
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Good magazines have metal feed lips. Cheap mags use plastic feed lips. For low cap mags I use the stock Ruger rotary mags and for high cap mags I use Butler Creek steel lips.Comment
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I have two 50rd mags from Ram-Line. One works great, the other is total crap. At $30 a piece it's an expensive gamble on high-cap mags.Comment
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Omegaman said what I was going to say.Originally posted by Oatmealer View Post
Metal feed lips are key.not an expertComment
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Very straight shooting gun. We put a small 3x-7x scope on it and it will drive nails at 30 yards." If you want to live, treat me good " Peter ToshComment
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I am a 10/22 whore....I can't let one get away....I have 9 of them.
Can't beat them.....this is my favorite....
I like Butler Creek "Hot Lips" mags....next best to factory IMO.Live like you'll die tomorrow, learn like you'll live forever.Comment
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Do you have any experience with suppressors for the 10/22?
I just bought more stock factory magazines after reading horror stories about high capacity stuff.Like a Box of Chocolates.Comment
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I've got to play with a few of them....but have not taken the plung as of yet....lot of paperwork and cash....Originally posted by Flipdog1 View PostLive like you'll die tomorrow, learn like you'll live forever.Comment
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Using subsonic ammo in either the Ruger target pistols or the 10/22, the report is that of a pellet gun. Using stingers and other "standard" ammo there is a noticeable "crack" but still nothing like going unsuppressed.... $200.00 for the atfbe stamp of approval and about another $200.00 for the suppressor.Originally posted by Flipdog1 View Post
O.W.Last edited by Oscar Wilde; 04-17-2011, 01:25 AM.Things are seldom what they seem.Comment
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A Smithy CBL 12/24 is only about $1500.00Live like you'll die tomorrow, learn like you'll live forever.Comment
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Things are seldom what they seem.Comment
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