10/22 price

[LFD102]

whats a good price for a 10/22 i was looking at one for $220 basic gun no extras and wood stock and black barrel. they also had one with synthetic stock and chrome barrel for $260 I'm looking to get one to customize so I want one that's no frills

 

[Scutter01]

Cheapest I have seen (new) is a plain one at Dick's for $206.

 

[sgreen3]

Local shop here were I live had a new plain one for 219.99

 

[noobert]

Bought one online from Buds @ 198, +$15 transfer, around $215 out the door

 

[rockhopper46038]

Couple have been advertised here on the forum lately as unfired, bought for project etc., at around $175 but they go very, very quickly.

 

[westfork]

200 new for standard 10/22 at a store is a good deal. normal is in the 200-220 range. don't hesitate if they are under 200.

 

[Turn Key]

Cheapest I have seen (new) is a plain one at Dick's for $206.

^This

Scutter's price is the best I have ever seen on a plain Carbine 10/22.

~TK

 

[poisonspyder]

Cdnn sports has them for 189, and free shipping some times. A transfer is 15 or 20 and no tax.

 

[LFD102]

Cdnn sports has them for 189, and free shipping some times. A transfer is 15 or 20 and no tax.

just saw it for 179 at Cdnn Sports

 

[LFD102]

so if I buy it on line whats involved in getting the paper work done?

 

[Shoots4Fun]

Gander has one this week with a scope, which I believe is fairly unusual for a 10/22, for $249. I think it had a synthetic stock.

 

[Scutter01]

Keep in mind that if it's a project gun, you might be better off just buying a plain receiver and then adding the parts you want. I did like you and by the time I was done literally the only thing remaining from the original rifle was the trigger assembly. Even the hammer and springs were swapped out.

 

[Shoots4Fun]

Keep in mind that if it's a project gun, you might be better off just buying a plain receiver and then adding the parts you want. I did like you and by the time I was done literally the only thing remaining from the original rifle was the trigger assembly. Even the hammer and springs were swapped out.

This is great advice I believe too...

 

[shooter521]

Just sold mine (new/unfired) for $185.00 to a fellow INGOer. It lasted 38 minutes in the Classifieds.

We sell the blued/wood carbines at the shop for $229.95; blued/synthetic for $219.95; stainless/synthetic for $249.95.

 

[Scutter01]

On the bright side, I have enough parts left over to build a new plain-jane 10/22...

 

[LFD102]

A plain jane is what I'm looking for for the reasons you stated

 

[Scutter01]

A plain jane is what I'm looking for for the reasons you stated

Because you're going to replace everything in it and want to build a second plain jane with the leftover parts when you're done?

Here's how mine ended up after I was done:

 

[kb66]

Dunham's had them on sale for $189 about 2 weeks ago. They will probably be coming back on sale before long.

 

[LFD102]

Because you're going to replace everything in it and want to build a second plain jane with the leftover parts when you're done?

Here's how mine ended up after I was done:

wow that is sharp

 

[Scutter01]

wow that is sharp

Thanks. As you can see, the only thing left of the original is the trigger. Even the magazines are new (clear mags that I custom-dyed). I basically wasted $200 on a "base" rifle that I could have used towards the build. That $200 would have paid for a pretty nice custom trigger assembly.