I would say yes, that is a good price on a 10/22.
especially if you are planning a build, the base line Tupperware stock/blued barrel model is the way to go.
especially if you are planning a build, the base line Tupperware stock/blued barrel model is the way to go.
I've only seen $10 or $20 better in the last few years at bi-mart.
if you are looking for pre-loved, see if you can find one of the 'walmart' specials.
I'm considering a 2nd 10/22 to try out a slide fire stock, but I wonder if the novelty would wear off.
And I can't get those 525 bricks of 22lr for $14 any more, heck I can't get a brick at any price. Good thing I've got a few socked away.
slide fire.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8As5R8sN7E
if you are looking for pre-loved, see if you can find one of the 'walmart' specials.
I'm considering a 2nd 10/22 to try out a slide fire stock, but I wonder if the novelty would wear off.
And I can't get those 525 bricks of 22lr for $14 any more, heck I can't get a brick at any price. Good thing I've got a few socked away.
slide fire.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8As5R8sN7E
Guy's,
I took a step back and realized I could buy a Marlin, model 60 semi-auto for less money. It holds 14 rounds. It's a tube feed.
LINK>>>Marlin Model 60 .22 Rifles
Using this scope mount>>http://www.leapers.com/prod_detail.php?mitem=Mounting Systems&itemno=RGPM2PA-25M4
And, this Scope>>http://www.opticsplanet.com/simmons-22-mag-3-9x32mm-rifle-scope-with-rings.html
I took a step back and realized I could buy a Marlin, model 60 semi-auto for less money. It holds 14 rounds. It's a tube feed.
LINK>>>Marlin Model 60 .22 Rifles
Using this scope mount>>http://www.leapers.com/prod_detail.php?mitem=Mounting Systems&itemno=RGPM2PA-25M4
And, this Scope>>http://www.opticsplanet.com/simmons-22-mag-3-9x32mm-rifle-scope-with-rings.html
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