Rimfire bolt action question

[wtburnette]

Any Ruger that uses the rotary 10/22 mags can accept BX25 magazines. The Ruger American or Precision Rimfire can accept BX25 mags

That's honestly one of the other things that attracts me to the Ruger American Rimfire Target. The mags for my Anschutz are beyond ridiculous in price and I hear Tika mags are expensive as well. Since this will be a secondary gun, it behooves me to go with something with less expensive mags, especially since I already have a 10 round and 2 25 round mags for my 10/22 that I rarely shoot.

 

[Areoflyer09]

That's honestly one of the other things that attracts me to the Ruger American Rimfire Target. The mags for my Anschutz are beyond ridiculous in price and I hear Tika mags are expensive as well. Since this will be a secondary gun, it behooves me to go with something with less expensive mags, especially since I already have a 10 round and 2 25 round mags for my 10/22 that I rarely shoot.

Have you considered building the 10/22 instead of another bolt? Pick the right parts and it could outshoot a lot the bolt actions we’ve discussed so far.

 

[Goodcat]

Have you considered building the 10/22 instead of another bolt? Pick the right parts and it could outshoot a lot the bolt actions we’ve discussed so far.

Hes right. My Ruger precision rimfire is fun, and bolt because it’s quieter with suppressed subsonic. However, I’ve seen lots of built 10/22s that outshoot my precision rimfire all day.

 

[wtburnette]

Maybe one day I'll want to build off my 10/22, but right now I want another bolt gun. I'm not someone who enjoys working on guns, so building something isn't enjoyable for me. Plus I'm not really interested in semi-auto. I like working the bolt and forcing myself to slow down. I'm still relatively new to shooting rifle, so I may be happy to branch out later. Right now I'm stuck on bolt guns.

 

[Areoflyer09]

Maybe one day I'll want to build off my 10/22, but right now I want another bolt gun. I'm not someone who enjoys working on guns, so building something isn't enjoyable for me. Plus I'm not really interested in semi-auto. I like working the bolt and forcing myself to slow down. I'm still relatively new to shooting rifle, so I may be happy to branch out later. Right now I'm stuck on bolt guns.

https://volquartsen.com/inventory_configurations/1378

 

[wtburnette]

https://volquartsen.com/inventory_configurations/1378

That's your temptation, not mine...

 

[KLB]

Maybe one day I'll want to build off my 10/22, but right now I want another bolt gun. I'm not someone who enjoys working on guns, so building something isn't enjoyable for me. Plus I'm not really interested in semi-auto. I like working the bolt and forcing myself to slow down. I'm still relatively new to shooting rifle, so I may be happy to branch out later. Right now I'm stuck on bolt guns.

I know how you feel, since I am the same at this point. Get the bolt. Just make sure it is threaded though.

I love taking my Savage FVSR out and shooting it.

 

[wtburnette]

I know how you feel, since I am the same at this point. Get the bolt. Just make sure it is threaded though.

I love taking my Savage FVSR out and shooting it.

That was the other thing I wanted to make sure, that the barrel was threaded...

 

[KLB]

That was the other thing I wanted to make sure, that the barrel was threaded...

It is awesome shooting it and just hearing the click of the firing pin, then the bullet hit the target.

 

[shootersix]

the first time i shot my rprr with a suppressor on it, i giggled like i did the first time i saw boobies!

2 of my ruger 10/22's are threaded, and the bolt moving make more noise than the bullets do!

building a 10/22 is easy peasy, bill ruger must have thought to himself, "since the mark 1 is such a pain in the a$$, i'll make the 10/22 easy", and since the patent is expired, everybody and their brother is making receivers, I used a brownells (90.00 out the door) and off the shelf parts from tandemkross, tactical solutions, volquartsen and ive built a hell of a steel/pin shooter, and I bet if I pulled off the cmore and dropped on a scope, it'd make one hole groups at 50-70 yards! PLUS with the tac sol barrel the whole gun weighs less than the fluted .920 barrel on one of my 10/22's and if I weighed it, its probably lighter than my stock 10/22!

I put the tandemkross/brimstone kit in one of the 10/22's and im getting a 2# pull, that's lighter than the stock trigger in the rprr! it was 2.5#'s at its lowest adjustment!

 

[indiucky]

I've got a Ruger American rimfire that shoots sub dime size groups at 50-65 yds all day long.
Could I get better out of it? I'm sure I can but I bought the gun to euthanize little fuzzies and it's great at that.
It's a very pleasurable rimfire.

This ^^^^^^^

 

[Areoflyer09]

It is awesome shooting it and just hearing the click of the firing pin, then the bullet hit the target.

Honestly, that’s been the reason I’ve enjoyed bolt actions over semi auto this year.

 

[Areoflyer09]

the first time i shot my rprr with a suppressor on it, i giggled like i did the first time i saw boobies!

2 of my ruger 10/22's are threaded, and the bolt moving make more noise than the bullets do!

building a 10/22 is easy peasy, bill ruger must have thought to himself, "since the mark 1 is such a pain in the a$$, i'll make the 10/22 easy", and since the patent is expired, everybody and their brother is making receivers, I used a brownells (90.00 out the door) and off the shelf parts from tandemkross, tactical solutions, volquartsen and ive built a hell of a steel/pin shooter, and I bet if I pulled off the cmore and dropped on a scope, it'd make one hole groups at 50-70 yards! PLUS with the tac sol barrel the whole gun weighs less than the fluted .920 barrel on one of my 10/22's and if I weighed it, its probably lighter than my stock 10/22!

I put the tandemkross/brimstone kit in one of the 10/22's and im getting a 2# pull, that's lighter than the stock trigger in the rprr! it was 2.5#'s at its lowest adjustment!

Good to hear the TK trigger kit turns out well! I ended up going with a Kidd kit and the 1.75lb spring. I like Kidd kit more than I do the TacSol trigger pack that came with the X-ring.

 

[wtburnette]

Bringing this to a wider audience. I'm deliberating between these two:

https://grabagun.com/ruger-8334-amer...8-tap-odg.html

https://www.romegunandpawn.com/rifle...-rifles/rug-15

 

[Ggreen]

Bringing this to a wider audience. I'm deliberating between these two:

https://grabagun.com/ruger-8334-amer...8-tap-odg.html

https://www.romegunandpawn.com/rifle...-rifles/rug-15

The thumbhole is nice, but 75 dollars worth of nice.... Id probably go synthetic and save up for a nice Boyd's stock had that been an option when I bought mine.

 

[wtburnette]

Too late

 

[Ggreen]

Too late

Good deal, you'll enjoy it. I shoot this video last year at hhrp with mine.

https://youtu.be/9Cq9yC4DV58

 

[wtburnette]

Nice. I just shot there last week. Enjoyed it a lot.

 

[Areoflyer09]

Sweet new rifle!

I would have bought the thumbhole stock as well.

 

[Colt556]

CZ 452, 455 or 457. They can be had in 22lr, 22Magnum and 17 HMR. There are plain Jane Trainers, 16” threaded carbines, HB Varmint and beautiful American model rifles. The 455 and 457 models have barrels that can be changed out as well. I have several 452s and 455s in various configurations and they are great rifles. No matter what model you choose though they can all shoot!