Rarely do I have a desire to buy another rifle, having filled most niche areas with my small collection, which includes my short-barreled Remington .308 bolt action for brush hunting deer and hogs, my Arsenal AK-47 assault rifle for home defense should a gang of thirty show up, and my lever-action model 94 for everything else. Then Ruger recently came out with the
10/22 Takedown, which I think is a must have:
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| $389.00 |
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| Easy Takedown |
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| Quick Reassembly |
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| Backpack-Style Carry Bag |
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Specs:
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- Caliber: .22 LR
- Capacity: 10
- Sights: Gold Bead Front, Adjustable Rear
- Length of Trigger Pull: 13.50"
- Weight: 4.67 lbs
- Material: Barrel Stainless Steel, Black Synthetic Stock
- Barrel Length: 18.5"
- Overall Length: 37.0"
Gun Reviews:
I could only find one review so far. Here are the main points:
- Completely New Design
- Record sales mean they are currently unavailable
- All-weather design
- Aluminum alloy receiver, stainless steel bolt and barrel
- Carbine
style, black fiberglass-reinforced polyester resin stock with composite
barrel band
- Due to the design of the "click adjustable ring", the gun can be locked up tight no matter how much it “settles in” over time-meaning it stays accurate.
- "Surprisingly Solid"
- "The scope returned to the same zero every time", between breakdown and reassembly over a dozen times.
- "No malfunctions" during extensive testing.
- Trigger pull between 5 and 6 lbs.
- Plenty Accurate
- "Great survival gun" with light weight ammo
Good luck finding one anytime soon.......... |
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