Ruger 10/22

although it is 126$ it is not a bad purchase to make i recommend buying a buttload of pellets and co2 cartridges

Pros
GREAT starting gun for youths and trainers easy fire mechanism and a simple setup process

Cons
loading the pellets in to the revolving cylinder is a PAIN to do and really sucks i would rather load a 100 9mm mags than do one cylinder

nice gun for the price .

Pros
nice replica , i have 3 ruger 10-22's for 27 years , love them . this is a nice pellet gun for back yard .

Cons
please make a 22 version , maybe more clips ?

Not what I expected, very disappointed, if they increase the velocity it would be a nice plinker, also about 40 shots or less with 2 C02 cylinder is not right

Pros
Nice accurate replica

Cons
Heavy trigger in double action, poor velocity, could only get about 30 to 40 shoots with two bottles of Crossman C02, pellets are hard to load in the magazine ( you have to press very hard in order they fit flush).

Pros
Works as advertised.

Cons
Trigger pull is extremely hard in DA. Number of shots and MV is inadequate considering two CO2 tubes are required. Get the Crossman 1077; as good and cheaper.

Pros
Pretty accurate replica of the 10/22. Fun plinker. Pretty accurate with open sights. Trigger is good when used in single action mode.

Cons
Rear CO2 cartridge does not get pierced using Crosman. Will try adding a spacer or trying a different CO2 cartridge. (Called Umarex and that’s what was recommended.) Crosman is the easiest and least expensive for me to get. I get 35-40 shots off one cartridge. Trigger is very heavy in double action use. An extra magazine ring would be nice, they can’t cost more than about 5 cents to make.

You get about 60-70 good shots. It quits fast after that. I use Umarex CO2 which is recommended. Some guys have had trouble with Crosman sticking in the tube, but I'm not sure why that would be a problem. If the trigger was better I'd like this rifle a lot more.

Pros
The 10/22 is a nice-handling, good looker. It's accurate for me up to 30 feet or so using 7-8 gram pellets. Heavier might work better. Price is fair, extras are readily available. The magazines are nice and work smoothly if you seat the pellets. I mounted a red dot on the add-on Weaver rail which looks great and fits perfectly.

Cons
The stock is light but not well balanced because the CO2 is in the butt. It sounds hollow. CO2 is a bit of a process to load and you need to make it screwed tight. I have owned over 40 air guns and this trigger is the worst of the lot. Even cocking it between shots doesn't help. It makes it a lighter pull, but it's mushy. Compared to the QBs in the same price range, it's awful. Even Daisy BB guns are more precise. Someone should come out with a trigger replacement like the firearm, but then it would be too expensive. The rifle needs a scope or a red dot, but if your vision is excellent you will get by. It hits pretty hard, and squirrels don't stand a chance with head shots. The firearm sells for about $40 more, and might be a better choice for the money. But this one is still OK.

This was my first pellet rifle in over 30 years. I initially bought it because of the Ruger endorsement (many fond memories of a 10/22 as a kid), but it quickly earned its own reputation. Umarex kept the important features found on the real 10/22 - the 10 rd mag, standard 10/22 rail fit (I used a Leupold Weaver rail), the fold-down rear sight. Because of the heavy double action trigger, it's not suitable for when you need a quick second shot on the target, but for target practice you can't beat it.

Pros
* Consistent performance - easy to keep 5 rounds within an inch with a 4x32 scope * Multiple pellet types work well, from 10gr to 20gr * Very quiet - I shoot mine in the garage with the kitchen door open, and no complaints * Fits perfectly in the 40.5" Plano SE rifle case with scope & extra mags * Accepts standard 10/22 rails and scope * 7.5 fpe takes to ballistic putty perfectly * Slightly lighter than the real gun, so it's a good tool to bring along with your kid for a first squirrel hunt without weight complaints

Cons
* A little more pricey to operate since it needs 2 CO2 tanks for 60 rounds * Should have come with at least one more red magazine (I bought a dozen extra) * Magazine isn't linked as an easily-orderable part * Could have had a better maintenance manual * The double action trigger is too hard. It's almost as inconvenient as having a bolt action the way it is.