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Ruger 10/22

Ruger 10/22

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  • Massive aftermarket
  • Affordable ammo
  • Reliable
  • Plastic trigger guard

Editor’s Note: The Ruger 10/22 remains America's most popular rimfire rifle, with millions having been sold since its inception. Utilizing a simple blowback design and a 10-round rotary magazine, the standard 10/22 is a reliable and accurate rifle that is cheap to operate and easy to maintain. With the ability to easily mount optics, along with a massive aftermarket, the 10/22 is possibly the most accessible plinking rifle on the market.

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Product Details

Caliber
22 LR
Action
Semi-Auto
Weight
7.6 lbs
Barrel Length
18.50 inch
Magazine Capacity
10+1 rounds

Features

Massive aftermarket
Affordable ammo
Reliable
Plastic trigger guard

By The Numbers

Accuracy
Each model comes with cold-hammer forged barrels that will produce solid accuracy. Accurized models are available for those seeking smaller groups.
Reliability
The rotary magazine and simple action ensure great reliability. As with an .22 LR, cheap ammo may cause issues, but this is not a fault of the rifle.
Customization
The aftermarket for the 10/22 rivals that of the AR-15 and Glock platforms.
Ergonomics
These guns are light and handy. The mag release can take a little getting used to, but everything is intuitive and balanced.
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FINAL VERDICT

The Ruger 10/22 has, is, and always will be America's go-to plinker. There is something about a simple and affordable design that is reliable and cheap to shoot. Whether you are a new shooter, a veteran of the craft, a survivalist, or someone just wanting to teach their kids how to shoot, it is truly a gun that should be in your closet. If there is anything on the gun that doesn't suit you, it is almost guaranteed an aftermarket company has you covered. There is just no reason to not have a 10/22 around.

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