Ruger 10/22
#1
Ruger 10/22
Bought one this weekend at a gun show. Now it is time to start accessorizing. For sure hi-cap mags. Any recommendations? Any other accessories I should consider?
#4
RE: Ruger 10/22
Mags for sure. You're thumb gets tore up loading that 10 round baby you get with it.
A mag loader is a good investment, I don't have one, but my Dad does and I use it at the range. Real time and skin saver.
The pull on mine (carbine) was also a little short, so I got an an2" thick recoil pad off ebay and it extended the length so it was a little more natural.
Also got an extended magazine release off ebay. A must have!
Cost me about $4 and was easy to install.
That's all I've done to mine.
Love that .22
A mag loader is a good investment, I don't have one, but my Dad does and I use it at the range. Real time and skin saver.
The pull on mine (carbine) was also a little short, so I got an an2" thick recoil pad off ebay and it extended the length so it was a little more natural.
Also got an extended magazine release off ebay. A must have!
Cost me about $4 and was easy to install.
That's all I've done to mine.
Love that .22
#7
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Greenfield, IN
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RE: Ruger 10/22
stay away from the 50rd mags... hardly any will feed very well. I use the butler creek 25 rd with pretty good success.
Check out www.rimfirecentral.com for any questions you might have... those guys know anything and everything 10/22.
Check out www.rimfirecentral.com for any questions you might have... those guys know anything and everything 10/22.
#10
RE: Ruger 10/22
ORIGINAL: statjunk
I haven't had luck with the high cap mags. The 50's wouldn't feed at all and the 25's weren't much better. Ruger needs to make some high quality hi-caps.
Tom
I haven't had luck with the high cap mags. The 50's wouldn't feed at all and the 25's weren't much better. Ruger needs to make some high quality hi-caps.
Tom