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Check the action screws, they may have loosened with use. Also check the sights for looseness. These thing will definitely affect accuracy but should not cause keyholed shots. Same ammo I assume? May just have a marginal crown. Search the web for do-it-yourself recrowning methods. It may...

stock up on 8mm while you can!

I prefer the 795 due to mag feed as opposed to tube feed. I've owned mod 60, but always had problems with feeding rounds (I know others have had flawless ones). Mag feed is simpler and therefore more likely to be more reliable.

To answer my own question, on the Marlin 795's being sold right now, the butt pad is molded into the stock and is not removable. So, you can't store anything inside. Older ones did have a removable butt pad and a hollow stock, but I don't have access to an older one. Did read about someone...

I know the general rule is don't dry fire a .22 because it could damage the firing pin and put a burr on the chamber. For many .22s, this is true. For the Ruger 10/22, it's okay to dry fire, they say so in the manual, because the firing pin will not actually hit the chamber wall when dry...

I always wanted one. Did some research online and found complaints about the trigger, but otherwise people liked them. So, when a good sale came up, I got a new one w/ scope for $330. It's trigger is nice, so maybe I got lucky. I like it a lot, just need to find more time to shoot it.

Anyone know how big the hollow area in butt stock is? Pics would be great! I was thinking it would be a nice inexpensive gun that could be rigged as a survival gun with some gear/ammo in the butt stock.