Sheridan

The Ruger 10/22 has more after-market parts than maybe any other gun !


.............and I own a Marlin model 60 Anniversary Edition.

alleyyooper

BFAS I had this Ruger 77 22LR and liked it a lot. It was cheap practice shooting for the Ruger 77 243 and the Ruger 77 220 swift.





I also own a Remington 572 Pump. Really nice tight pump action rifle. It is still sold today in the BDL version but it isn't cheap at about $650.00.





Bought my son a little Rossi gallery youth pump action 22lr when he was young. He got pretty good with it with just open sites.


Henery has a nice looking Pump action 22 runs about $550.00





None hardly get used any longer except the 77-22 when a varmint critter like coon or possum is around trying to damage some thing around the house.


Al

zrexpilot

i did not know henry did a pump, that thing is sweet, im a fan of pumps or levers in the 22lr, because i want the ability to shoot shorts or even low velocity shorts

slimdaddy45

They dont that is a Remington pump one nice gun

slimdaddy45

I had a mod 60 Marlin I have to it was a piece of junk always jamming but I only shot 2 kinds of ammo in it so I ended up with a Remington mod 552 never a problem with it and its a tack driver

Bocajnala

Henry does make a nice pump action .22... also .22mag I believe. Fun little rifle. So are the remingtons. I have a Henry lever action, that shoots great. Multiple 10/22s which I've put more rounds through than anything else. And a couple old bolt actions. Had to get the henry because PA doesn't allow the Ruger for small game... at least not yet... That's changing soon.
-Jake

Father Forkhorn

Thanks for the suggestions, folks.

hunterdave1277

Can't go wrong with a Ruger 10/22.

Bocajnala

Up until this season, in PA you could... It wasn't allowed for small game hunting. That's changing now, thankfully.
-Jake

hunterdave1277

Wow, that's interesting. I know PA has some "different" rules, but that seems excessive. What was their reasoning behind not allowing them?