Ruger 10/22
Shooting cans with a .22 rifle is very satisfying, and is the first step many shooters take into sports like hunting, recreational shooting and competitive shooting. Few things are more satisfying as a kid than lining up a can in the sights of a .22 rifle, slowly squeezing the trigger, and embracing the unexpected buck of the rifle as it fires and making a can jump with a direct hit. Time changes, as with most things, ideas and philosophies progress with each new generation. It is no longer taught to squeeze the trigger, rather press the trigger. Shooting at cans isn’t as acceptable as it once was due to the large amount of accumulated trash by left by irresponsible recreational shooters. Although, some things have not changed …show more content…
What more could anyone possibly be need to fully enjoy this walnut, steel and aluminum carbine was answered with only a few moments of looking online. Aftermarkets parts and accessories are in abundance for the Ruger 10/22. So it did not take long to transform my 10/22 with some plastic, glass and novice gunsmith skills. For around $100.00 the 10/22 received a new temperature glass reinforced polymer adjustable stock from Advanced Technology International (ATI), and a BSA reflex sight for about $30.00. Once completed the Ruger felt a little faster, lighter, while providing more comfort with the addition of the pistol grip, and forearm grip. One of the greatest joys of owning a Ruger 10/22 starts with the ability to be transform a 10/22 into a reflection of its owner, and customize it for the intended use of the rifle. The Ruger 10/22 fit perfectly in the ATI stock and the BSA sight performed flawlessly bringing about the extinction of multiple boxes of Animal Crackers. Yes, Animal Crackers are a good choice for any responsible shooter that wishes to minimize their impact on the environment, and going on safari is an alternative source of
Shooting cans with a .22 rifle is very satisfying, and is the first step many shooters take into sports like hunting, recreational shooting and competitive shooting. Few things are more satisfying as a kid than lining up a can in the sights of a .22 rifle, slowly squeezing the trigger, and embracing the unexpected buck of the rifle as it fires and making a can jump with a direct hit. Time changes, as with most things, ideas and philosophies progress with each new generation. It is no longer taught to squeeze the trigger, rather press the trigger. Shooting at cans isn’t as acceptable as it once was due to the large amount of accumulated trash by left by irresponsible recreational shooters. Although, some things have not changed …show more content…
What more could anyone possibly be need to fully enjoy this walnut, steel and aluminum carbine was answered with only a few moments of looking online. Aftermarkets parts and accessories are in abundance for the Ruger 10/22. So it did not take long to transform my 10/22 with some plastic, glass and novice gunsmith skills. For around $100.00 the 10/22 received a new temperature glass reinforced polymer adjustable stock from Advanced Technology International (ATI), and a BSA reflex sight for about $30.00. Once completed the Ruger felt a little faster, lighter, while providing more comfort with the addition of the pistol grip, and forearm grip. One of the greatest joys of owning a Ruger 10/22 starts with the ability to be transform a 10/22 into a reflection of its owner, and customize it for the intended use of the rifle. The Ruger 10/22 fit perfectly in the ATI stock and the BSA sight performed flawlessly bringing about the extinction of multiple boxes of Animal Crackers. Yes, Animal Crackers are a good choice for any responsible shooter that wishes to minimize their impact on the environment, and going on safari is an alternative source of