Got to love those 10-22....

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When i saw it, i knew i had to buy it, i dont know if i will shoot it but sure is a beauty, a 10-22 International... That's class... JP.


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Nice, so what upgrades first?
I did the hammer mod, PC charging handle, PC extracter, tactical solutions barrel, Volq bolt buffer and axiom stock.
Tried the auto bolt mod but wrecked it, so I need to buy a new bolt release.
Hope you have fun with yours!
 
Never upgrade any of mine that International is my 9nth ones (those are like a stamps collection, small and valuable), never had a hiccup so far, those are uber reliable rifles, accuracy is good, not stellar but reliability is stellar... JP.
 
I have bought 2 x 10/22 rifles and have been to the range with friends who have 10/22s and to me they haven't been reliable at all. In fact I sold both guns 20 years ago and haven't looked back. My Gevarm is the one I use now.
 
The international looks alot like the Cooey military trainer.
I have a Cooey 60, Su-22, sav btvs, and the upgraded 10/22. The ruger is the lightest of the bunch but only outshoots the cooey.
 
I saw the International in Wanstall's post and almost pulled the trigger on ordering, but for me a full stock somehow belongs on a M77 or No. 1, but seems out of place on a semi-auto.

Hope you like it though!
 
Silverado said:
I saw the International in Wanstall's post and almost pulled the trigger on ordering, but for me a full stock somehow belongs on a M77 or No. 1, but seems out of place on a semi-auto.

Hope you like it though!
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10-22 are like 308, you cant have to many... JP.
 
I have a stock 10-22 and its very accurate. Off the bench at range i can put 10 shots in a 1 inch circle at 50 yds all day long. The international is a beautiful gun and have also thought of buying one.
 
Love those 10-22's. Don't care for the full stock on any rifle but that is my personal preferance. I've had a 10-22 since the early 70's, still stock other than to install a mother buffer.
 
That has to one of the most unique looking 10-22 that I have seen, there is lot of the around that all look the same mine included nice to see something different
 
On the reliability issue with 10-22, the only issue's I've had with mine have been the ammo. The bullet bent out of the casing at a forty-five degree angle, and it wouldn't feed. American Eagle ammo, if anyone is interested.

That is a beautiful 10-22, I like the end-to-end wood on it and the laminate finish.
 
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