[Mandy]

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\I've been told it's the best 22 in the market and has many aftermarket parts available.

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[lefty o]

i build another just like the million dollar 10/22, except this time i would probably go for a mcmillan stock instead of the bell and carlson clunker.

[Big Dog]

Yep, my Marlin Model 60, JC Higgins Model 31, Springfield M87A and Marlin Model 88 all outshoot my 10-22 - and all are bone-stock!

[CrazyJ]

Quote:       Originally Posted by alan c.

Man you guys treat this firearm like a finely tuned sniper rifle. I can understand this on a self defense or offense weapon but on a rabbit-squirrel gun.

Not eveybody uses it for rabbit & squirrels.

[gunssb]

I wouldn't go out and buy a new 10/22. Most of us have it as our first rifle and since you're stuck with it (unless you donate it to a younger person), might as well customize it. If I had to purchase a 10/22, I'll try to find only the receiver and the trigger assy since everything else will be swapped out anyway and you can't ebay them off cos everyone's doing the same thing

[ShooMac]

I'd sell it and use the money to buy hot-rod parts for my current 10/22.

[Big Dog]

Hey, we're keeping the vendors in business, so they'll sponsor the forum sites to keep them in business, which lets us all post to one another on our latest projects! Yep, it's a vicious circle . . .

[junkie]

Look the 10/22 is great stock out the box. But you can make it better that is why we do it. It is also rewarding to do your own gunsmithing.
I would say a trigger job, get a Power Custom Trigger kit and have fun it is real easy.

soo take it easy there alan some people have different ideas about guns.