Model 10/22 by RUGER

Outfitter Services March 13, 2023
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As an avid shooter, I can confidently say that the Ruger Model 10/22 Carbine Rimfire Rifle is a top-of-the-line firearm that’s perfect for any shooting enthusiast. Whether you’re a seasoned marksman or a young shooter just starting out, the 10/22 Carbine is a beloved favorite that offers legendary reliability and accuracy. It’s the perfect choice for informal target shooting, plinking, small game hunting, and action-shooting events.

The steel alloy barrel is outfitted with an SR-556/Mini-14 style flash suppressor, while the machined A380 aluminum alloy receiver adds durability. The detachable rotary magazine is flush-mounted with an extended-release, and the heat-stabilized, glass-filled polymer trigger housing assembly provides a comfortable grip that’s perfect for extended shooting sessions.

What’s more, this rifle comes equipped with a combination scope base adapter for both weaver-style and 22 tip-off scope mounts, ensuring superb accuracy and continued performance even under heavy use. Whether you’re shooting at the range or in the field, the Ruger Model 10/22 Carbine Rimfire Rifle is a reliable and accurate firearm that’s perfect for any shooting enthusiast. If you’re looking for a top-quality rifle that’s perfect for shooting 22 ammo, the 10/22 Carbine is an excellent choice that won’t disappoint.

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