Back when guns could be brought to school and used in a proper context. Thats an awesome little rifle.
Im seriously considering picking up a ruger 10/22, Ive had a serious want for one for a while now, or pretty much any .22, the round is cheap and so fun to plink with. Its also an excellent intro into guns for the uninitiated since the recoil is basically non-existent.
I have the standard 10/22 with a Simmons 4x32 scope. It's basically the industry standard unbelievably reliable. I bought it at Dunham's like 10 years ago and the guy who was running the gun counter that day was crosseyed and asked me if I wanted him to bore sight it in. I could hardly keep myself from laughing. But he got it sighted in pretty dang close. And if you ever want a .22 pistol go with a buckmark I've been very happy with mine.
A buddy of mine had a 10/22 with a scope and we chewed the center of a target out with it, a damn near perfectly round hole. Sadly he sold it before I could come up with the money to buy it off him. Dead nuts reliable and accurate as hell.
Ill look into a buckmark, as Ive never heard of it before. I had planned on getting a CZ 75B and getting the .22 conversion slide and barrel that CZ makes for it.
I bought the sig mosquito years ago for a plinker it was basically a P226. It was not an accurate gun at and when you can't plink cause your gun isn't accurate it's not fun. If you buy a .22 pistol for accuracy make sure it has a fixed barrel. With the Ruger Mark IV and the Buckmark the barrels are static. Buckmark has a the best trigger out there
Back when guns could be brought to school and used in a proper context. Thats an awesome little rifle.
Im seriously considering picking up a ruger 10/22, Ive had a serious want for one for a while now, or pretty much any .22, the round is cheap and so fun to plink with. Its also an excellent intro into guns for the uninitiated since the recoil is basically non-existent.
I have the standard 10/22 with a Simmons 4x32 scope. It's basically the industry standard unbelievably reliable. I bought it at Dunham's like 10 years ago and the guy who was running the gun counter that day was crosseyed and asked me if I wanted him to bore sight it in. I could hardly keep myself from laughing. But he got it sighted in pretty dang close. And if you ever want a .22 pistol go with a buckmark I've been very happy with mine.
A buddy of mine had a 10/22 with a scope and we chewed the center of a target out with it, a damn near perfectly round hole. Sadly he sold it before I could come up with the money to buy it off him. Dead nuts reliable and accurate as hell.
Ill look into a buckmark, as Ive never heard of it before. I had planned on getting a CZ 75B and getting the .22 conversion slide and barrel that CZ makes for it.
I bought the sig mosquito years ago for a plinker it was basically a P226. It was not an accurate gun at and when you can't plink cause your gun isn't accurate it's not fun. If you buy a .22 pistol for accuracy make sure it has a fixed barrel. With the Ruger Mark IV and the Buckmark the barrels are static. Buckmark has a the best trigger out there
10/22s are super fun. Ruger 22/45 is another fun shooter. Bonus is that safety, mag release, etc. all same as a 1911.