nchawkeye

You should also look at the "Walmart Special"...It has a longer stainless barrel
(24 inches if I remember right) which makes it feel more like a gun than a toy...

HEAD0001

I like this one real well. I put it together a couple of months ago. It shoots around 1/2 inch at 50 yards with a standard contour barrel. I have not experimented with diffrent loads yet. I found 5,000 rounds of Remington 22LR ammo cheap, and 1/2 inch at 50 yards is good enough for me. The thumbhole has a great feel, and with the standard barrel it is not very heavy. I have $500 in the rifle-with the upgraded trigger, and some other options(GM barrel also). Tom.

younggun308

$500? Just ona .22, wow, I sure hope you feel that's money well-spent!

No offense.

ipscshooter

Hey, to each his own. Some folks are willing to spend the extra bucks for extra performance. Do you walk up to a Corvette owner and say "$50 Grand? Dude, you could have had a Subaru for $10 G's..."

Back on topic... I got the synthetic stock/stainless steel version. Stock accuracy suits me fine. Therifle is more accurate than I am...

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HEAD0001

To YoungGun: If you think $500 is too much for a 22 then I better not post a picture of my Kimber Super America. I actually thought $500 was a good price. That included the action, stock, barrel, trigger, and other internal parts. I priced them separately and it was over $500. I also have a Leupold 4X12 on top of the Ruger. So now I have over $800 in the rig. Oh well. Tom.

BrushChimp

Yeah.. $500 doesn't sound like an unreasonable or shocking amount to put into a gun... Sounds like the "Wal-Mart Special" is nice with it's longer barrel. But where can I pick one up at without going to Wal-Mart or ordering from Ruger themselves? I like to stay away fromWally as much as I can....

nchawkeye

Youngs not old enough to appreciate fine guns, fine women and expensive refreshments...

I have a Remington 541-T, curley maple blond stock, 3x9x33 Leupold, parallex adjusted to 75 yards and Millet rings....I'll just say that I have more than $800
in it, and I absolutely love it...My first .22 was a Remington 552 Speedmaster...I bought it new when I was 16 (1971) from a hardware store...I shot it so much I had to replace the trigger and sear a few years back...Good gun, but itisn't the tack driver the 541 is...The way I figure, I get to use it a few years and then maybe one of my grandsons will appreciate it...

Bulzeye

I went with a different flavor when I got mine.
It's called the International version, and has a full length Mannlicher style stock. Don't see it on Ruger's site anymore though. Might find one used at a gun show or on-line if you like it.



If you do get one of these, keep a sling on it to keep the unusual front sling mount from marring the stock. Be careful not to strip out the screw hole in the wood where the muzzle end cap attaches. Mine hasn't had any problems, but those two things could make somebody unhappy if they went wrong. Not sure if I'd have to change barrels to go with a different type of stock.

younggun308

Go ahead, this is opening a whole new world for me, never knew there was such a thing that could truly be called, "a fine rimfire", but go ahead, sorry about the fuss, I understand the whole customizing .22's thing, in fact, I'm starting to enjoy seeing all these pics, C'mon, post the Super America!!!!!