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- Thread starter berretacx
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Considering dressing up a Ruger 10/22 will cost you that or more.... The quality seems there for me. I have one and I'm not disappointed. Pretty good replica and doesn't feel cheaply made at all. It feels like a quality firearm, and very solid for a 22LR. They did a good job on this one.
- Location
- West Quebec
They look fun to shoot but the novelty may just wear off for me..
SSD produce them, but they are $3,000+ and restricted. I like the idea of firing a rifle in the bush, instead of only the range.
I am interested in buying one, but I too fear that the novelty would wear off soon, and that's a lot of $ to drop on a passing interest. I have handled one in a store, and it was reasonable, I like the weight of it, could be an way of getting use to a heavier rifle?
Anyone out there that has feed a couple of thousand rounds through one yet? A range report would be a good read?
Candocad.
I am interested in buying one, but I too fear that the novelty would wear off soon, and that's a lot of $ to drop on a passing interest. I have handled one in a store, and it was reasonable, I like the weight of it, could be an way of getting use to a heavier rifle?
Anyone out there that has feed a couple of thousand rounds through one yet? A range report would be a good read?
Candocad.
The ones I saw had rough looking real wood, like it was made with some hand tools by a beginner. It was under the lights in the showcase at Cabelas, and showed a lot of flaws for a gun at that price. The other one was at the range one day.
Nicer wood and better bluing would have improved the look a lot.
- Location
- West Quebec
Meh, if that happens you just sell it. That's what the EE is for
Can I charge full list
That's strange...I checked out a couple at Wanstalls and could not find fault with the wood or metal finish..Very nicely finished...I certainly wouldn't have purchased one otherwise....
