Ruger's new American .22s

[Lame Bear]

For a few more bucks you can get a real gun.

 

[RACER X]

Crazy huh

I've read 22 is the #1 caliber for killing people

Oklahoma baseball guy, 22



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[Younggun]

They need to start making the 10/22 magnum again.

I asked about one at the LGS the other day and was told they are still in limited production but hard to find.

He could have been wrong though. I haven't seen one in years. 10 yrs or so really.

 

[Lame Bear]

For a few more bucks you can get a real gun.

Not caliber, quality.

 

[Das Jared]

Seriously?? 329??? They can keep that nonsense. For 329, I want wood stock, threaded barrel, and weaver rail.

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[RstyShcklfrd]

I was interested until I saw it was $329.

Do not want.

 

[9x19]

I asked about one at the LGS the other day and was told they are still in limited production but hard to find.

He could have been wrong though. I haven't seen one in years. 10 yrs or so really.

He was wrong, Ruger hasn't built a 10/22M since 2006

 

[9x19]

I was interested until I saw it was $329.

Do not want.

Street price from those who have bought them has been between $242 and $269

 

[9x19]

Seriously?? 329??? They can keep that nonsense. For 329, I want wood stock, threaded barrel, and weaver rail.

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Sweet! Which manufacturer offers all of that for an MSRP of $329?

 

[Das Jared]

Sweet! Which manufacturer offers all of that for an MSRP of $329?

Ruger could. But if you are fine with ugly and over priced, and will pay it, cool!

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[oldguy]

Too bad no American manufactures offer a true target 22's like the Anschutz or CZ, Cooper is the only American 22 that is match quality that I know of. The Ruger would have been a great idea with a barrel set up like the 10/22 so match grade barrels were available, have to give this one a no buy vote.

 

[breakingcontact]

Why aren't these threaded?

 

[matefrio]

Too bad no American manufactures offer a true target 22's like the Anschutz or CZ, Cooper is the only American 22 that is match quality that I know of. The Ruger would have been a great idea with a barrel set up like the 10/22 so match grade barrels were available, have to give this one a no buy vote.

Ok, I'd thought the 77\22 took the 10\22 barrels, I was wrong.

The 77\22 would be nice if they could get some consistency out of them.

I have a CZ 453 and it's way way better fit\finish\chamber\trigger

 

[MR2Aaron]

Seriously?? 329??? They can keep that nonsense. For 329, I want wood stock, threaded barrel, and weaver rail.

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For what it's worth, the actual price seems to be lower than that. Cabelas has them at $290. Other places are probably less.
Ruger® American Rimfire Bolt-Action Rifles : Cabela's


Also, Ruger does offer the 77/22, which comes with much nicer options (like a wood stock, stainless barrel, and so forth). I don't know what the difference is, but for the $900 asking price, I would hope it's more of a "match grade" type of deal.

 

[Sugar Land]

This one is pretty accurate.

Ruger® 10/22® Tactical Autoloading Rifle Models

 

[TheDan]

Yeah, what does this do that a 10/22 wont? I really doubt it'll be any more accurate. Do people just like being gimped by a bolt action? lol

 

[Sugar Land]

Save ammo??? lol

 

[40Arpent]

Yeah, what does this do that a 10/22 wont? I really doubt it'll be any more accurate. Do people just like being gimped by a bolt action? lol

I own 4 10/22's. i also have a 77/22 and several other bolt action .22's. if i buy this rifle, which i likely will, please tell me how i am being "gimped."

 

[TheDan]

I own 4 10/22's. i also have a 77/22 and several other bolt action .22's. if i buy this rifle, which i likely will, please tell me how i am being "gimped."

There's nothing that this new bolt action .22 will do that one of your 10/22s won't do faster and cheaper, but if it just tickles your fancy then go for it.

 

[9x19]

Why aren't these threaded?

Because most folks think adding a suppressor to a .22 rifle is silly... OK, it's just me ... but I think suppressor folks are still seen by most companies as a minority among gun owners, so....