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If you are near Murfreesboro, Mid-Tenn’s Pawn & Loan, LLC has a limited supply of Titegroup and another powder I totally forgot the name in one pound and four pound configurations.
No primers.
They also had a really ugly Ruger 10/22 for not a bad price.
What the heck is that? Some Enfield-ed version of the venerable classic?
The search of an inexpensive 10/22 continues.
Semi-retired like Vito Corleone before the heart attack. Consiglieri to J.Kb and AWA. I lived in a Gun Control Paradise: It sucked and got people killed. I do believe that Freedom scares the political elites.
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It was an SMU Ruger did many moons ago, the 10/22 Mannlicher. Guess it was an homage to the Steyr Mannlichers or a product manager had too much good idea juice (or both).
It looks like they still offer a few version of it as an SMU through Talo and Shooting Distributors:
https://ruger.com/products/1022Carbine/specSheets/1265.html
Are you looking for a particular model of 10/22? I’m guessing you want sights but how about the stock? Wood only or are you open to plastic?
Very much so open to anything as long as it is affordable :).
This is the first model 10/22 that I bought, oh so many years ago. I love it it’s a beautiful rifle. I have never had a problem with it in over 30 years.
I have to disagree with your taste about the rifle. I’d never seen one before, and I immediately thought, “Cool! A Mannlicher-stocked 10/22! I wonder if I can buy one!” It just goes to show you, great minds don’t always think alike.
It’s a beauty. I’d never seen it, either.
I bought my 10/22 at a small, out-of-the-way gun show. A club show in a small city (Titusville). It was an older model and I probably paid too much for it, about $50 less than a new one if you include paying for the background check. But it has metal where the newer guns have more plastic and it’s still as reliable as a hammer.