Ruger 22's growing exponentially in my house

[Quattroclick]

I went many years with a super single six as my only Ruger 22. Then a 77/22 was added about 3 years ago. About a year and a half ago, I stumbled on to a great deal on a very early standard pistol. For Christmas I got a 10/22 LBT. Last month I found a pawn shop old model single six for less than 2 bills. While picking it up last week, I put an old walnut 10/22 carbine and a 5" stainless mark II target on layaway for an even better deal. These things are going to take over my home if they keep breeding like this!

 

[contender]

And the problem is????
:D :D

 

[RPM Enterprises]

Sounds like the first stage of Rugeritis :shock: Don't think there is a cure yet. It just gets worse in time :wink:

 

[Rumrunner]

At least you are being overtaken by the ones that dont cost so much to feed.

 

[Quattroclick]

At least you are being overtaken by the ones that dont cost so much to feed.

There are other mouths to feed, but those hungry critters belong in other sections of the forum! :)

 

[Shorty Jenkins]

This has a very familiar sound to it. All I can say is congratulations!
You are becoming a proud father, enjoy your family. I sure enjoy mine.

Shorty

 

[Quattroclick]

My 3 new additions did pretty well in their first range outing today.

My 37 year old 10/22 did very well considering that it didn't seem to have ever been cleaned until this week. 10 rounds at 25 yards.

 

[WIL TERRY]

IT is flattout impossible to own too many 22 pistols or rifles !!!

 

[Shorty Jenkins]

I'll second that!

Shorty (22)

 

[Fox Mike]

The 'problem' is simple...you have stored them near each other. I have found that somehow they will multiply like rabbits. :roll: