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With the rising cost of ammo I found myself dumping money into my 10/22's vs. my other weapons. Last summer and summer before I shot probably 5k or more .22, and just enough handgun rnds to stay in practice. I love my 10/22's you can sit and shoot 200yds all day or rapid fire, they are fun @ 25yds out to 300yds. My buddy and I spot each other for longer range shots @ 300yds you target is not even veiwable through the scope, and @ 200yds it's a "mill-dot" shot.
My scopes are not that great but they work well.
the top one is mostly stock except a bolt buffer and many hours spent on the trigger assembly with an adjustable sear and a few other CNC parts and a tasco 6-24x40
the bottom is too much to list off the top of my head..... the only thing stock on it is the "chrgeing" handle and recoil rod, and the ctual receiver housing, also has a bushnell 3-9x40 or maybe x36
, the barrel is an E. Arthur Brown that is threade, Boyds stock and trigger parts !
Either are the "highest end" 10/22's although I have few bucks in them, BUT they both shoot amazing and have many more mods to come. My family and freinds and get hours and hours of enjoyment out of them
My scopes are not that great but they work well.
the top one is mostly stock except a bolt buffer and many hours spent on the trigger assembly with an adjustable sear and a few other CNC parts and a tasco 6-24x40
the bottom is too much to list off the top of my head..... the only thing stock on it is the "chrgeing" handle and recoil rod, and the ctual receiver housing, also has a bushnell 3-9x40 or maybe x36
, the barrel is an E. Arthur Brown that is threade, Boyds stock and trigger parts !Either are the "highest end" 10/22's although I have few bucks in them, BUT they both shoot amazing and have many more mods to come. My family and freinds and get hours and hours of enjoyment out of them
