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Description
This exclusive Ruger 10/22 features a stainless threaded barrel and a Hogue rubber stock. This model is nearly identical to Model 1263, with the addition of fiber optic sights. This 10/22 has been fitted for both domestic and international threaded accessories.
This rifle is equipped with a ½”x28 threaded adaptor that is compatible with domestic accessories. Simply remove the thread adaptor to convert to a ½”-20 thread pattern for international use.
Firearm Specifications
Brand: Ruger
Model: 10/22
Type: Rifle: Semi-Auto
Caliber: 22LR
Finish: Polished Stainless Steel Barrel
Action: Semi-Automatic
Stock: Black Hogue Stock
Sights: Fiber Optic
Barrel Length: 19.5
Weight: 5 lbs
Capacity: 10+1
Receiver: Drilled & Tapped
Features: Scope Base Adapter Detachable Rotary Magazine; Threaded 1/2 X 20 1/2 X 28 Adaptor Included
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Comments (4)
It would probably be cheaper to buy the stainless one of have the barrel threaded by a smith. This doesn't seem like a good deal.
You can't simply have a 10/22 barrel with sights threaded by a smith because the front sight is too far forward. They have to move the front sight backwards to make room for the threads, which is a much more complicated and expensive task.
Ruger is making it a PITA to get iron sights and 1/2x28 threading together without being a takedown. They sell a barrel in that configuration in their online store but want $200 just for it. Abortions like the one in this deal use a stupid adapter to get to 1/2x28, which I can guarantee my kids will lose the first time they take it in the woods.
Having a smith make one is even more expensive.
If Ruger ever figures it out and makes one with a birch stock, blued metal, iron sights, 1/2x28, and not a takedown, I'd buy 3 for my kids.
I'm still waiting.
I agree, not really a deal at all. Those hi viz sights are available from Ruger for about 15 bucks right now. Also don't care that the barrel needs an 'adapter' to put regular accessories on it.