rockfist

hey i have to find a .22 for my dad...i dont know the exact model of it, but i know its a ruger, it had a black stock (not wood, but not exactly plastic)...had green plates where your hands go, and the side of the butt was indented on both sides...it was made for a scope, had no iron sights on it at all. I faintly remember seeing 10/22 on it, and it had a clip on it...i want to say it was a 10 round clip. If anybody knows where i can get one for a relatively low price, i'd really appreciate it. My dad had one that went through a fire, and I lost it down the road from my house. I'm trying to replace it for him, so if anybody has any info on where i can get a good one for a low price, then I'd really appreciate it.

Mite

rockfist, you're prolly taking about a Ruger 10/22. They come with a factory 10 round clip. They come in standard wood stock but there are alot of after market products for it. Here is a link to Ruger 10/22 site:
http://www.ruger-firearms.com/Firear...famid&famid=39

You can get them almost anywhere including Walmart. They run from $160 new.

rockfist

thanks mite, i really appreciate the help.

Ruger-Redhawk

Rockfist check on www.gunsamerica.com
You can find new and used much cheaper. You'll have to find a local FFL to make the transfer.Wal*mart has a special Wal*mart edition 10/22.Stainless steel with a 22"barrel and a Walnut colored Birchwood stock for 209.00.If you want to see what 10/22's are available check Ruger's site www.ruger-firearms.com By the way sorry to hear of your loss from the fire.

Ruger Redhawk

T/C fan!

Rockfist, if it had replaceable "panels" on each side and had no iron sights, it was probably a 77/22 bolt action. I may be wrong, but I've never seen a standard 10/22 with no sights or those panels on it. Both the 10/22 and 77/22 use the same 10-shot rotary magazine. I'm sorry to hear about the fire, but it shouldn't be too hard to replace it. Good luck.

Carter