Picked up the 10/22 today

Very nice, I really like the looks of that. Great find.

I have several and the grandkids are all ways on me to break em out for shooting tin cans. Great little rifles and well made too.

I like that scope.

Enjoy! Looks kinda like my first 10/22. Stainless with a blonde beechwood stock. Otherwise plain jane 10/22.

Sharp looking rifle, nice scope too! Congratulations!

Very dependable guns. I've got the blued version with dark walnut I bought used in the early 90's. I don't know the round count when I bought it, but I've put at least 10k rds thru it and it is still accurate. The only issues I've ever had with it were due to ammo or aftermarket mags. It has run flawlessly with factory 10rd mags.
I predict you will really enjoy it.

That looks very similar to the 10-22 VTR they used to offer. They made them in blue, SS, and with a blue receiver and SS barrel. I have the latter of the 3. My barrel isn't threaded, but otherwise looks the same. Mine is the most accurate unmodified 10-22 I've ever fired. I wish I'd bought a 2nd one when they were available. I may have to look for one of these. Mine has a 20" medium contour target barrel.

Top rifle along with my CZ. The Ruger is at least as accurate.

Bigpower that's a nice 10/22, I like stainless steel, If I'd seen one like that I would have bought it.

I saw this TALO model at a gun show 2 weeks ago and had to buy it.

I have the same scope bigpower has on my 350 Legend, it's a nice scope. I haven't decided if I'm going to put optics on my new 10/22.

What's on the muzzle tip, is it threaded?

Good luck with your new gun!

Nice, I like it.

I like my 3. Congrats on joining the crowd.

You got a fancy one! Lol
Just picked up a new takeoff stock for mine today for a twenty dollar bill, looks new again

They call this one a LVT, or Light Varmint Target. 20", and the barrel is tapered.

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Tapered, but still a little heavier than a stock barrel. Your new rifle is apparently just a newer version of mine, but with a threaded barrel. Glad to see them making them again and wish they would become a regular production rifle. I like the stock much better than the standard carbine, the 20" medium contour barrel is a good balance of weight without being too heavy.

Congratulations on the rifle, very classy look I might add. I’ve been fortunate over the years to have owned a few and tinkered with even more. I had just finished the last of several modifications to a Sporter which is likely claimed by my daughter when a friend asked me to have a crack at his Target model. Has me considering a search for juuust one more, for loanin purposes and such. I’ve always admired Ruger for continuing to innovate and grow the 10/22 platform.

I have mine in a HTA bullpup kit. It's extremely fun to shoot

I have loved both of mine for at least 20+ years.

#1. my serious hunter/target 10-22 i built, i put it in a corelight synthetic stock, clerk 16" clerk heavy bbl, power customs target hammer, nylon bolt buffer, and for many years had a BSA Sweet. 22 scope with AO that I had sited to 50 & 100 yards. It now wears a Vortex rimfire scope. That rifle could take out prairie dogs to 125 yards or more. I passed it down to my oldest son.

#2 I have a 2nd, original barrel, Choate folding stock, bolt buffer, and Trueglo 2X red dot. i use this for small game, mostly in the mountains with squirrels, thats where i started my boys on hunting. (they've grown now and i cant remember the last time they went out with me). the Trueglo has been a phenomenal scope, never once have i had to re-site it. and the folding choate stock locks up solid with no movement.

the 10-22 is a great all-around gun, if i get some loose change id like to get another and build another serious hunter rifle. i had been pretty much a rimfire guy for 15 years or so, but i had to get into more serious guns due to "the times, they are a changing" thing. in a pinch the 10-22 would be a serviceable home defense gun with larger mag and rounds like CCI Velocitors. Its also a great "meat" gun for small game & if pressed in utter most need a small deer up close. also good for varmints around the property if you have chickens & such. when i was old enough to buy guns i started out as as Marlin man, but when i got my first 10-22 and found it could be modded, i was hooked!

Nice looking rifle. The squirrels in your neighborhood will be getting edgy once the word gets out. My TALO is also s/s, but has a checkered walnut Mannlicher stock. I put a Williams peep sight on it and a few tasty bushytails around here have paid the price.

Ruger makes so many versions of the 10/22, it make my head spin. That one just looks "right." Congratulations on snagging it. Lately have been in the market for a decently accurate 22LR. Thought I'd settled on a CZ457. But this 10/22 custom shop competition popped up & I grabbed it instead.