Recent content by DavidABQ

My 2010 firearm purchase was simply a M1 Garand as a present to myself for graduating from college with a B.S. in Civil Engineering.

This is great timing! I have been researching single stage reloading presses/kits so I can reload for my rifles. If possible can you E-mail the booklet? Thank you very much! [email protected]

I would think that a 3-9x40would do the trick. I currently have Leupolds and Burris on my rifles but the new Redfield from what I have read sounds like a real winner. They are not too expensive and they are produced in the Leupold factory with the same warranty as Leupold.

Ruger is currently producing thew Target Tactical. This sounds pretty close to what you are looking for. http://www.ruger.com/products/1022Targe ... index.html

The question is, "Can a man have too many guns?" Theoretically I suppose that is true but in the real world I have never seen a finite number.

Currently my 10/22-T shoots shotgun like patterns. I hope some quality time spent on bedding the rifle will improve that.

I had a Marlin bolt Action as a kid. I didn't actually own a 10/22 for myself until this year. Wife owned one for years and sometimes let me shoot it.

I think a Blackhawk in .357 is going to be added to keep my single six company. I REALLY hope to pick up a M1 Garand this year as well.

I have done a couple of Appleseeds and while a scope isn't necessary the stock open sights on a 10/22 are not the best way to go either. If you are set on a scope for reasons other than Appleseed then go with a nice fixed 4x or a 2-7x and keep the power ring on 2x. Get yourself a G.I. web...

I have had both on my 10/22 and to be honest for just plinking a fixed 4x scope was just fine. I have since taken up small bore silhouette at the gun club I belong to and have found a 4x scope to be ok but the increased power of a 3-9x was really nice when trying to hit the rams at 100m. It...

A fellow Government Target Model owner here. Welcome to the club.

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I feel your pain; I also have a stainless 10/22-T and it isn't as accurate as I would like. I'm still exploring my options. I have considered selling/trading it off for a CZ.

Nice find! With the prices for MKII's climbing it sure makes me feel good that I have a MKII Government Target Model. I wouldn't want to try and buy one today.