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11 years 11 months ago #16386
by Siscowet
-agree: I have been using the 25 rounders since the early 80's. The early 10/22's had to get their feed ramps polished before the 25 rounders were reliable. I don't know if that is still an issue. I lucked out, in that CDNN had 25 rd Red Mags on sale right before the November craziness and I bought up a bunch. Never had a jam except for the above ramp issue, which I took care of long ago. Have competition for it now, my son likes it a lot. May have to get him one when they become available again.
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OleCowboy wrote:
10/22 is an ALL TIME WORLD GREAT weapon. If its the ONLY weapon you could ever own for all purposes from self defense to putting protein on the table then it would have to be a top pick.Siscowet wrote: Bought my 10/22 in 1977. Put a Bushnell 2x scope on it and a sling and haven't done anything to it since except shoot and clean it. You guys have me thinking I should add a tactical stock, but I do like the M-1 carbine look it has now. And I have to have some wood stocks to admire and be "old school" about. A darn good rifle though in any form. Iam thiking about going with a Red Dot sight on it though.
The addition of doubled 25 red mags puts a lot of firepower in your hands.
-agree: I have been using the 25 rounders since the early 80's. The early 10/22's had to get their feed ramps polished before the 25 rounders were reliable. I don't know if that is still an issue. I lucked out, in that CDNN had 25 rd Red Mags on sale right before the November craziness and I bought up a bunch. Never had a jam except for the above ramp issue, which I took care of long ago. Have competition for it now, my son likes it a lot. May have to get him one when they become available again. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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