It was 800 for the plastic thumbhole stock version with a stock Ruger trigger. First let me start by saying, 10-22s are complete crap and a waste of your time and money. The x ring, however, has been really impressive, I absolutely love it. I doubt it will prove to be as accurate as my 64 action Anschutz but it runs it closer than I would have believed. I am currently without the controlled environment to test the x ring properly. So far I have been shooting three quarter silhouette steel at 300-400 and golf balls at 100(too easy) with boring regularity, unless it gets gusty out here (the norm). My unsupported hit ratio is actually better with the x ring; likely due to better balance then the Annie. The bolt is buttery smooth. The trigger is great until I reach past 300 and then I wish it were both lighter and crisper. The stock is profiled perfectly. The barrel does have an odd quirk, the cold bore shot at 300 consistently lands half a meter high and slightly left and then the barrel likes a few rounds before it reaches optimum consistency. Oddly, running it to blazing hot does not seem to bother it with regard to group size(much) or poi. When I shoot between the gusts at 100 I can get three simultaneous rounds of cci standard to land inside of a one inch square of a sight in target, sometimes with two into one elongated hole, but the wind plays up before I can get a decent ten round group and three round groups are meaningless really. At 300 I have, on several occasions, had three simultaneous rounds land within two inches: wait for the wind to die, hammer three out and then watch the fourth drift 18 inches wide as the wind picks up, DOH!. To make a long story even longer, I have some very nice toys and this is as good as any of them.
