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- Ad Type
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- Price
- $700
- Manufacturer
- Ruger
- Caliber
- 22 Long Rifle
- City
- Tigard
- State
- Oregon
- Zip Code
- 97224
Selling my Ruger 10/22 with a ton of upgrades. This rifle shoots like a dream, runs ultra smooth, and cycles reliably. I just replaced the bolt springs, extractor, and firing pin with a TandemKross kit.
I'm not sure if this rifle has any original Ruger parts in it other than maybe the trigger assembly, safety, and polished bolt - it's practically ugpraded at every point.
The trigger has had work done to it, it's smooth and pulls at a pretty low weight (I haven't measured or adjusted it, though - it's about perfect for me).
This is the 10/22 you've dreamed of. The guy I bought it from originally (before I added the upgrades below) was competing with it and had a 16x scope on it.
Parts and goodies list, including my costs (receipts available for most):
$600 purchased the rifle with the following included: 19.5" Green Mountain stainless steel bull barrel, recessed target crown, hardwood stock with metal buttplate (minor dings and scratches, and cut for the bull barrel), 25 round Ruger mag, Tactical Machining receiver with integral scope mount, and the polished steel bolt.
I added:
$12.95 Bolt Bar/Extractor Tool
$42.99 TandemKross springs, TK "Eagle Claw" extractor, titanium firing pin
$125 Vortex Crossfire 2-7x scope
$99 Hogue overmolded "Lava" thumbhole stock
$19.09 Timber Creek Outdoors Etended Mag Release
$19.89(x2) 10/22 clear rotary mags
$9.78 Titanium takedown screw
$20 10/22 clear rotary mag
$30 Ruger bag
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total invested: $998.59
With this rifle comes a total of 3 clear Ruger-branded 10 round rotary mags, plus 1 of the 25 rounder Ruger branded mags with the rifle, the unmounted wooden stock mentioned above, the Ruger bag, and I'll throw in some .22LR
I do not have any parts for it other than what is listed.
Many of the parts are new or very close to it, because I don't get to take it out as much as I'd like.
More photos on request. PMs preferred. I will not ship this rifle, nor am I interested in any trades at this time - thank you for any offers in advance, but I need the funds for other obligations.
I'm not sure if this rifle has any original Ruger parts in it other than maybe the trigger assembly, safety, and polished bolt - it's practically ugpraded at every point.
The trigger has had work done to it, it's smooth and pulls at a pretty low weight (I haven't measured or adjusted it, though - it's about perfect for me).
This is the 10/22 you've dreamed of. The guy I bought it from originally (before I added the upgrades below) was competing with it and had a 16x scope on it.
Parts and goodies list, including my costs (receipts available for most):
$600 purchased the rifle with the following included: 19.5" Green Mountain stainless steel bull barrel, recessed target crown, hardwood stock with metal buttplate (minor dings and scratches, and cut for the bull barrel), 25 round Ruger mag, Tactical Machining receiver with integral scope mount, and the polished steel bolt.
I added:
$12.95 Bolt Bar/Extractor Tool
$42.99 TandemKross springs, TK "Eagle Claw" extractor, titanium firing pin
$125 Vortex Crossfire 2-7x scope
$99 Hogue overmolded "Lava" thumbhole stock
$19.09 Timber Creek Outdoors Etended Mag Release
$19.89(x2) 10/22 clear rotary mags
$9.78 Titanium takedown screw
$20 10/22 clear rotary mag
$30 Ruger bag
---------------------------
total invested: $998.59
With this rifle comes a total of 3 clear Ruger-branded 10 round rotary mags, plus 1 of the 25 rounder Ruger branded mags with the rifle, the unmounted wooden stock mentioned above, the Ruger bag, and I'll throw in some .22LR
I do not have any parts for it other than what is listed.
Many of the parts are new or very close to it, because I don't get to take it out as much as I'd like.
More photos on request. PMs preferred. I will not ship this rifle, nor am I interested in any trades at this time - thank you for any offers in advance, but I need the funds for other obligations.
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