i was recently browsing the internet and found a new 22 im interested in wholesale has it listed on their site so i went there today and the guy said that they wont be here until at least the new year, other than that how else would i get my hands on one and has anyone else had any experience with the new rifle if so whats it like
ruger target tactical
- Thread starter kob00
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- Lakes District BC
there around you just have to hunt 1 down
Farmer Harv
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- Scratchnwin
Epps shows a few in stock at $502 currently and Frontier has 4 at $520, so they're out there.
How is the trigger P90Puma? Are they much improved over the stock and Target models?
How is the trigger P90Puma? Are they much improved over the stock and Target models?
I like the trigger, but it is the standard target trigger afaik.
It is basically a target model with Hogue OM stock, and a Harris bipod clone.
- Location
- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
I owned one for about a year.
Replaced the hammer with a VQ target hammer, and it lightened up the trigger pull to an acceptable weight but it was still that same spongy 10/22 pull.
It shot very well for a factory semi auto, but in the end I gave up throwing money at it to make it shoot well.
I bought a Savage MKII heavy barrel and haven't looked back. It shoots groups half the size of the 10/22.
Replaced the hammer with a VQ target hammer, and it lightened up the trigger pull to an acceptable weight but it was still that same spongy 10/22 pull.
It shot very well for a factory semi auto, but in the end I gave up throwing money at it to make it shoot well.
I bought a Savage MKII heavy barrel and haven't looked back. It shoots groups half the size of the 10/22.
- Location
- Lakes District BC
maybe your 1022 it does
- Location
- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
You really want to play that game?
50m 5 shot groups, with CCI Standard Velocity(no target stuff):
Imagine if I was actually a good shot, and didn't have the flyers.
I'm not saying that a factory 10/22 TT can't shoot like this, it can, but at 25m, not 50!
And the gun and scope together cost less than the 10/22 TT alone.
Just sayin...............
50m 5 shot groups, with CCI Standard Velocity(no target stuff):
Imagine if I was actually a good shot, and didn't have the flyers.
I'm not saying that a factory 10/22 TT can't shoot like this, it can, but at 25m, not 50!
And the gun and scope together cost less than the 10/22 TT alone.
Just sayin...............
Suspect187
CGN Regular
- Location
- Calgary, AB
I bought a Savage MKII heavy barrel and haven't looked back. It shoots groups half the size of the 10/22.
Great decision!
I have both a Savage MKII and a SR22. The Savage is way more accurate but the Ruger is definitely fun to shoot.
- Location
- Lakes District BC
You really want to play that game?
I'm not saying that a factory 10/22 TT can't shoot like this, it can, but at 25m, not 50!
well I guess I cant play that game I dont have a "factory" 1022 to play with but then thats why there good shooters
I built one.
Regular 10/22 black with synthetic stock. I replaced the stock with a Hogue ghillie tan stock and bought a DLask 16" fluted/threaded barrel. I still have to get the trigger done. The stock 10/22 trigger sucks. So far it shoots 38 grain American Eagle hollow points like match ammo.
As for the Savage pictures. My stock T/C R55 semi auto shoots CCI like that at 50 as well. It actually shoots that stuff 1 moa at 100 yards.
I like my Rugers (I own 2 of them). But the R55 was what the 10/22 should have been. Steel receiver, threaded on barrel, decent although a bit heavy trigger and last shot hold open. The two things going for the Ruger are adaptability/parts and that 10 round rotary magazine. Oh and no you don't have to spend a lot to get the 10/22 to shoot.
Buying the 10/22 tactical is the cheapest way to go. This build cost a little bit more. Basically you get the bipod for free when you buy the factory offering. But.. you're stuck with a black stock and a non threaded barrel. Also the DLask barrel is fluted and shoots the cheap 38 grain American Eagle ammo the same as my stock Ruger targets shoot Lapua Super club. Frankly maybe even better. I'll know for sure once the trigger is done.
Since this picture I've changed the rings to slightly lower ones. It's perfect now.
Regular 10/22 black with synthetic stock. I replaced the stock with a Hogue ghillie tan stock and bought a DLask 16" fluted/threaded barrel. I still have to get the trigger done. The stock 10/22 trigger sucks. So far it shoots 38 grain American Eagle hollow points like match ammo.
As for the Savage pictures. My stock T/C R55 semi auto shoots CCI like that at 50 as well. It actually shoots that stuff 1 moa at 100 yards.
I like my Rugers (I own 2 of them). But the R55 was what the 10/22 should have been. Steel receiver, threaded on barrel, decent although a bit heavy trigger and last shot hold open. The two things going for the Ruger are adaptability/parts and that 10 round rotary magazine. Oh and no you don't have to spend a lot to get the 10/22 to shoot.
Buying the 10/22 tactical is the cheapest way to go. This build cost a little bit more. Basically you get the bipod for free when you buy the factory offering. But.. you're stuck with a black stock and a non threaded barrel. Also the DLask barrel is fluted and shoots the cheap 38 grain American Eagle ammo the same as my stock Ruger targets shoot Lapua Super club. Frankly maybe even better. I'll know for sure once the trigger is done.
Since this picture I've changed the rings to slightly lower ones. It's perfect now.
I've got the 10/22 Target Tactical and have been really happy with the accuracy. It's one ragged hole at 50 yards and I get some awesome groups from 100 as well, all with CCI mini mags.
I did the trigger work as per the info on this site as well as added the Volquartsen HP action kit and it's a very, very, solid shooter. I've owned the Volquartsen TG2000 trigger assembly before and the action kit may not be quite as solid as the TG2000 but works really well and is at least $100 cheaper.
If you're after "that look" I don't think you can beat the 10/22 Target Tac.
I did the trigger work as per the info on this site as well as added the Volquartsen HP action kit and it's a very, very, solid shooter. I've owned the Volquartsen TG2000 trigger assembly before and the action kit may not be quite as solid as the TG2000 but works really well and is at least $100 cheaper.
If you're after "that look" I don't think you can beat the 10/22 Target Tac.
gotloveforall
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- Location
- GTA Ontario
Lebarons has it listed for $464.94
You could have it shipped to you for under $500 I'd think.
http://www.lebaron.ca/pdf_files_fall11/ruger_1022_rifles.pdf
Locartions:
http://www.lebaron.ca/english/thestores.htm
You could have it shipped to you for under $500 I'd think.
http://www.lebaron.ca/pdf_files_fall11/ruger_1022_rifles.pdf
Locartions:
http://www.lebaron.ca/english/thestores.htm
