Found a nice clean 10/22, today

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Found a clean, walnut-stocked 10/22 carbine, today. Local/private party sale.

Posting has been up for a couple of days. He was asking $250, "OBO." I figured it was worth every cent of the $250, but I thought I'd better haggle, just out of principle. 🤠

I wanted to offer $230, but didn't want to offend him. I considered offering $240, but that $10 was hardly worth dickering over.

I was almost embarrassed, and I mumbled something like, "What's the best you can do?"

He said, "How about two and a quarter?" 😳

DEAL! 😇

I think Dan (rugerguy) has a saying along the lines of, "They're still out there!"

There was certainly one out there, today! 😍

It likely shipped in 1979, as per Ruger's website. It's wearing a Weaver scope base, and factory irons. The seller bought it with a steel-tube Weaver scope, that he wanted for another project…💔

Not really sure what I'm going to do with this one. I already have several 10/22s, with scopes, peeps, Tech Sights for Appleseed, etc.

I have a (slightly rough) Canadian Centennial model that I bought a while back, as it was the cheapest "finger-groove sporter" style that I could find. It's got a K2.5(?) Weaver on it, which seems like it would have been a good choice for this carbine. No sense in duplicating that setup…

I suppose I could just leave it bone stock! 🤪
 
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One of these days I want to make a fixture to hold 10-22 stocks so I can cut some finger grooves with a router in some newer models stocks I have. I always thought the Ruger factory 10-22 wood stock was kinda chunky for my tastes. One of my 10-22's has a older Ram Line plastic stock that is a lot slimmer than the Ruger stock, but I prefer wood over plastic.

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Who used to say "It didn't happen unless there's a picture"?

Quick and dirty pic:
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