The Ruger 10/22 is a line of semi-automatic rimfire rifles, most commonly chambered in the .22 long rifle cartridge. It became popular right after its release in 1964. It is designed for beginners and experienced shooters as well. Ruger built 10/22 in 14 variations, like the traditional rifle variant, pistol variant, etc. It has a unique rotary-style box magazine with a magazine capacity of 10 to 25 rounds. The layout of the 10/22 is traditional, and there are different barrels available. By a unique V-block system, the cold hammer-forged barrel is locked into the receiver. The trigger housing is made of glass-filled, heat-stabilized polymer, for improved resistance and durability. The rifle is lightweight and easy to use, with included simple open sights. The charging handle is on the right side, and the rifle has a unique magazine release. The 22 LR ammo gives sustainable recoil and it’s great for target shooting or hunting small animals. One of the best 10/22 advantages is no muzzle rise, which makes the gun greatly controllable. It can handle any standard ammo well and still remains accurate. The trigger is crisp, light, and short, making repeated shoots easier. There are many aftermarket accessories available for Rugger 10/22, like lasers, scopes, barrels, stocks, and many more.