MTMilitiaman
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I've had mine customized in the past. At one point I had it in a Boyd's laminate with a 20 inch bull barrel and a 4.5-14x40 Nikon. Any more I keep it pretty much stock. The factory trigger sucked so I added a competition hammer out of necessity. But I find that the rifle is more than adequately accurate with the factory barrel and stock, and it is much lighter and handier than the other setup. With the 2.5-7 Weaver on it, I can head shoot squirrels and keep spent shotgun shells bouncing out past 50 yards, which is all I need. And I like how agile it is with the scope turned all the way down shooting both eyes open on closer, faster moving varmints.
Anymore, I think the Ruger 10/22 is nearly perfect as it comes out of the box. I just hope Ruger has improved the factory trigger pull on them since I bought mine, because that is really the only complaint I had against mine. Love my 10/22...
Anymore, I think the Ruger 10/22 is nearly perfect as it comes out of the box. I just hope Ruger has improved the factory trigger pull on them since I bought mine, because that is really the only complaint I had against mine. Love my 10/22...