Danno
Bearcat
I've been pondering a 10/22 for while and with a little bonus $$, decided to pull the trigger. I was originally looking for a carbine, for some basic plinking and target shooting, but there's none to be found. The shop I was out had a few Takedowns, gave me a pretty good deal..and off I went.
Followed the Ruger vids, took down the Takedown, cleaned out the factory grease (very minimal...like my previous Rugers) and talked the wife into going shooting!
Bottom line, this Takedown is a hoot. Nearly as much fun as my 22/45 and a lot easier to disassemble and clean! Probably put nearly 300 Federal High Velocity and Match Grade 22s through it....without a single jam, without a single failure to fire, without a single failure of any kind! 100% reliable.
Not only that, at 25 yards it is as accurate as these older eyes can do with the stock sights. I am more than pleased. Thrilled, actually. The perfect Independence Day trifecta - fired up food, fireworks and firearms!
This is my fourth Ruger in 3 years - a P95, 22/45, SR9c and now the 10/22 Takdown. All are superb.
Sorry to be so windy, just wanted to share. Hope y'all have had as good a weekend as me!
Followed the Ruger vids, took down the Takedown, cleaned out the factory grease (very minimal...like my previous Rugers) and talked the wife into going shooting!
Bottom line, this Takedown is a hoot. Nearly as much fun as my 22/45 and a lot easier to disassemble and clean! Probably put nearly 300 Federal High Velocity and Match Grade 22s through it....without a single jam, without a single failure to fire, without a single failure of any kind! 100% reliable.
Not only that, at 25 yards it is as accurate as these older eyes can do with the stock sights. I am more than pleased. Thrilled, actually. The perfect Independence Day trifecta - fired up food, fireworks and firearms!
This is my fourth Ruger in 3 years - a P95, 22/45, SR9c and now the 10/22 Takdown. All are superb.
Sorry to be so windy, just wanted to share. Hope y'all have had as good a weekend as me!
