Went in to get diapers brought home a 10/22
My first .22 actually. Ruger 10/22 Lasermax edition. $330 out the door( Did I do good?). Probably gonna sell off the laser and use those funds for a new stock and barrel :p Who makes the most reliable hicap magazines? I heard good things about the BX-25 magazines as well as Butler Creek steel lips. Any other suggestions? And where do you guys buy your accessories for this baby? All help appreciated thanks!
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From what I heard, the BX-25's and Butler Creek's are pretty much the only decent "hi-cap" magazines.
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You'll love it. Nice find on the ammo. .22LR these days is like unicorn teeth.
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that looks really cool, kinda pricey but very nice. Is the laser part of the stock?
if you get a few bucks for the laser then maybe it's not so high priced . if I were you I'd shoot it a bunch first and then decide on selling any parts off it. |
tac sol is also similar to bx's since you in two states. any .920 bull barrel would be fine. I like my wood stock but I also have a decked out scary looking ATI folder with a bipod scope and power custom internal parts - check with all the different online retailers, 10/22 has a HUGE aftermarket - welcome to my addiction of .22 lr ( i just cant find ammo like I had in the past, plus I dont want to pay $75 for a box of 500)
rimfirecentral is another great forum for rimfires |
You can use hi caps in Cali?
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oh how I miss living in Seattle. you could get CWP, buy a long gun and walk out of the store with it the same day.
I also miss the deals that you could get at the big box stores because they did not know what they had in inventory till it went on clearance for 90% off. that is how I got a winchester 20 gauge auto loader for $35 at Kmart and a Remington 597 at walmart for $12 |
Hey, I'm in Tacoma, too!
I have some steel lips butler creek and bx-25 I got at sportco. They both work flawless. |
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Steel lip mags only. Accept no substitutes.
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It's posts like this one that make me wish Walmart still sold guns here in California, or maybe it makes me glad they don't. It could get expensive if they did.
And plus one on rimfire central. Not as active as Calguns but extremely helpful and knowledgeable people. |
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And I love em both too. If I had to pick one I wouldn't. |
Well it didn't take long. Already ordered my first mods :D Ordered the Kidd auto bolt release and Kidd bolt buffer Now I'm just gonna shoot it for a bit and do some more research on what barrel, scope, and stock I want. New trigger too. Damn and I thought my AR15 was my Lego. I think I found a new replacement :D
PS! A big +1 to Kidd Innovative Design for not charging me an arm and a leg for shipping on such tiny parts. Most sites would charge at least $10 shipping for a measly spring. Kidd only charged me $3 shipping! Kudos to you! |
Purchase a volquartsen target hammer for around $40. Best money spent on my 10/22 IMHO. Drops trigger pull from #8 to about #2.5 and smoother too.
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If your impressed with KIDD, check out their single stage drop in triggers. It's a wonderful product with plenty of adjustment with the spring kit.
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