wmhawth

Check these out. I put a set of the 200s on mine.

http://www.tech-sights.com/ruger3.htm

Bozack

Noob, I feel sorry for ya. You got it and bad. That dreaded disease, Rugeritice. There is no cure. You will only buy more accessories for your 10/22 untill you can't buy no more. Then you will buy another 10/22 and then another Ruger. Until one day you look around and there are dozens of Rugers in your gun safe.
There is hope though. Give that 10/22 to me and hopefully you can break the curse. Don't feel bad about giving that 10/22 to me, I am to far gone to save.
Seriously, enjoy that 10/22. And the one you will eventually have to buy for the girlfriend when she shoots yours.

noob

yea, my friend's LOVE my 10/22, they're now looking into 22lr rifles and pistols.... It's fun to shoot, fairly accurate (as accurate as i am), and cheap to shoot also. Only thing is, it feels like a glorified pellet gun.... I think i'm done with ruger, well maybe an LCP, but my gf has been getting on my case b/c i bought 3 guns in 3 months, so i'm laying off for a few months, but come this fall, i want to buy an AK47 just in case SHTF..... Oh yea, a springfield Loaded Champion is also in my near future....

Bozack

noob, how could you do that to your friends. This is a highly contageous disease and you spread it to your friends! I can't believe it!
You know they are going to hate you. I hope you don't let your girlfriend shoot. All we need now is for it to spread to the female population.

phillygunns

Noob

By the girl friend a bracelet and she will over look your next purchase. Especially if the bracelet costs more then the gun.

noob

lol, i think i might have to do that. I plan to buy a springfield loaded champion 1911 in the not too far future, so i guess i'm going to have to take her on a cruise or something, and break the news to her at the end of the trip lol... But yea, i figure i'll get 1 of everything i want, then i'll stop.
as for now i have a full size gun (p95), my sub compact (XD9sc), my plinker (10/22), and soon to be my 1911, and a AK47 (I feel the need for a REAL rifle)

Ruger Fan

then buy a REAL rifle, not an Auto Kraptastic.....

no offense, but i can't stand ak-47's, the ones i have shot (4) were very un accurate, and seemed like it was trying to cycle bricks....

if you desire the caliber 7.62x39 then get it in like an ar-15 variant, flat top receiver and a heavy barrel, along with some 30 rounders will make a very fun day of shooting.....

noob

main reason i wanted at AK, was because they don't require much maintenance, the price is def. right, (you can get 2 for the price of 1 AR) and the 7.62 round in fairly cheap.... I don't go hunting, and none of the ranges around here even let you shoot rifles, so it's ONLY purpose would be for SHTF situations/conversation piece... I' probably go to the outdoor range (about 1 1/2 hours away) probably only 1-2 times a year to shoot it, whereas i've been going almost every other week to the indoor range with the 10/22 and XD9

d2snake

My brother calls it the "gun a month club". I was a member in the early 90's . That's when they started restricting what I could own here in California.
I also Bought a Mak-90 , which is a thumbhole version of the AK. Last month I outshot a kid that just bought a Remington 700 in 30'06. But hey he was a kid. It shoots dead on at 100 yards with iron sights. It's not designed for shooting past 300 yards but it does ok. It's also a blast to shoot. Mags are cheap and the ammo is the cheapest centerfire you can get. Shoot what you like and enjoy yourself.

d2snake

Ballenxj

CONGRATS! IMO, You have just picked up one of the worlds greatest 22 caliber rifles.
-Bruce

heavyshooter

The 10/22 is as good as it gets. Let us know when you have a range report.

Daan Wessels

Being a Ruger fan, I agree with you. Being a .22 rimfire fan even more so. Accuracy is unbeatable on the short distances, and it does not matter so much what you connect with as where you connect. I have shot up to Impala with .22 RF, (not counting the annual steer for the winter meat supply) and with a well placed shot, one-shot kills are the norm. You have to get up close though, within 50 paces. (Impala are about the size of the American white-tail I think, about 100lbs weight- 50 lbs dressed carcass)

I don't need a range report to know that it is a superb small calibre rifle. Among the best, if not THE best.

czruger

there seems to be no end to how much you can spend on 10/22's. I have 2 stock models with a few add ons, 1 is wood stock, 1 is the polymer cut out version that says ruger inside,like the 77/22 of today. I have put same add-ons and same scopes on both. They shoot identical. evryone who shoots them loves them. I do like the colored laminate stock models that are out now. My dream is the 10/22 gatling gun kit. Someday..