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Ruger 10-22 CRR |
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Old Reliable.
Last but certainly not least is probably the
most reliable .22 rifle ever made, The Ruger 10-22. (with the
possible exception of the Browning SA-22) The carbine
version with its 16 1/8" inch barrel is 3 inches shorter
than the standard Ruger 10/22 with a
18" barrel. The 10/22 is not not manufactured as a
"Survival Rifle", but its legendary reliability, and huge assortment
of after market accessories, make it impossible to ignore for the
role. A folding stock
can be added to take an additional 12 inches or so off the
total length. Choate industries, and butler creek both
make good quality folding stocks for
the 10/22. Aftermarket 20 and 30 round clips
can be purchased, but Rugers' unique rotary 10 round
clip ensures a round is reliably fed every time, and should be more than sufficient
for any survival situation... Still, some of us
just like having 30 rounds at
our semi-automatic disposal. If you are
that guy, this is your
gun. A 50 round box of .22LR
ammo in your backpack, vehicle, or saddlebags wont add
much weight, or take much space.
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Availability of custom parts.
~ Bet your life reliability.
~ Reasonable initial cost.
~ 10 round capacity
~ Can double as a hunting rifle /
plinker.
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Superior Accuracy. |
Caliber: Operation: Stock: Capacity: Finish: MSRP: |
.22LR
only Semi Auto Wood 10+1 Blued $284
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Ruger 10/22 carbine
 courtesy Marlin Firearms
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