.22 Rifle

[Jason_G]

Another vote for the 10/22.

Perfect prize rifle, because there's such a huge aftermarket for them. You could go in one of any of a myriad of directions customizing it, so it would suit just about anyone.

Jason

[douglas_knott]

Henry

[zenfly]

I like accurate rifles..I had one 10/22 and it was not but that was only one example.. I'm a 22 snob of sorts with a collection on win 52s 75s etc. I would want any good bolt 22 over the 10/22 ..

10/22 lovers areororor even and thats OK

[AutoMag]

Originally Posted by zenfly

I like accurate rifles..I had one 10/22 and it was not but that was only one example.. I'm a 22 snob of sorts with a collection on win 52s 75s etc. I would want any good bolt 22 over the 10/22 ..

10/22 lovers areororor even and thats OK

It does not bother me one bit!!!

I also have a Browning and a Remington Model 552 Speedmaster as well as the Rugers!!

[HOLLYW00D]

just spent a few days researching my .22 rifle purchase. i went with a Savage Arms Mark II FV. Bud's Gun Shop has them for $179 right now. Heavy barrel, synthetic stock, accutrigger, and from my online research, more accurate than the 10/22 out of the box. note that the FV doesn't have any sights, but other Savage Mark II variants that have sights may be more suitable as a prize?

[jmlutz]

I'd go with the 10/22. Mike

[NAMVET72]

Everyone likes the Ruger 10/22, but IMHO the Savage 22 LR, which I own one is accurate less the .50" MOA at 100 yards, and MSRP is $484........




Here is mine:



I bet either Ruger or Savage will give you a LE Discount.................

[DaFadda]

I'd say +1 on the Henry.... but man.... they are just too pretty to shoot. nah... I'll stick with the 20/44 . That would be TWO 10/22's

[sdmc530]

Originally Posted by DaFadda

I'd say +1 on the Henry.... but man.... they are just too pretty to shoot. nah... I'll stick with the 20/44 . That would be TWO 10/22's

got a calculator....don't have enough fingers or toes for all that math...

[sdmc530]

Originally Posted by douglas_knott

Henry

They are sharp, but in these parts they are $300+....