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Ruger 10/22, good and bad

Started by davecampperry, December 19, 2011, 07:47:11 AM

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Old Glory!

#30
December 23, 2011, 05:58:54 AM
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Pink please, with an Appleseed oval on the stock. 

Think of the attention that would get on the shelves at the local gun store.

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#31
December 23, 2011, 11:34:44 PM
I would buy one of the pink ones.  I promised to make one Hot Pink and the other Bright Green for my daughters.  Better get on that spring is comming quick. Hmm will need a blue one next year (2012) and a purple one a couple years afte that. >:D

I have had very few problems with my 10/22 s mostly due to ammo.  Both basic models bone stock internally, added ATI stock to fit 9 & 10 year old.  Taught the bolt hold open until they got it.

Developed, "Push it back to hold the bolt back.  Push it up to allow the bolt to go up."

I will probably stick to the Ruger as it is what I have and Like the company.
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