The classic Ruger 10/22 that most young shooters recall as their first rifle, is now available in CO2! Capable of throwing pellets downrange at 650 fps, using two 12 gram CO2 cartridges, this 10/22 is an almost an identical replica of the rimfire rifle you grew up with. The trigger is double action with a weight of 10 lbs, but by cocking the charging handle, the triggers weight is reduced to 3 lbs for that shot. Place your order now, because supplies will be limited for this rifle in the beginning.
Ruger 10/22 Features
- Uses (2) 12 gram CO2 cartridges
- Semi-Automatic
- 10 shot rotary magazine
- Iron sights
- 650 fps with lead pellets
- Rear Sight adjustable for elevation only
- Accepts aftermarket scope mounting rails
- 13.6" Length of Pull
- Double Action Trigger Pull: 10 lbs
- Single Action Trigger Pull: 3 lbs
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Specs
- ManufacturerRuger
- Caliber.177
- Velocity650 fps
- ConditionNew
- Ammo TypePellets
- ActionSemiautomatic
- Barrel StyleRifled
- Fire ModeRepeater
- Gun Weight4.50
- Overall Length37.10
- Barrel Length18.00
- Loudness3-Medium
- Magazine Capacity0
- MechanismCO2
- RailNo
- SafetyManual
- Front SightsBlade
- Rear SightsAdjustable for windage
- Shots per Fill0
- Trigger Adjustability0
- Trigger ActionDouble-Action & Single-Action
- UsePlinking/Fun
- Warranty1-year limited warranty
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What kind of scope can I use
asked Carlos from USAYou need to get a Ruger 1022 scope rail. Accepts aftermarket scope mounting rails. Any scope you want. we suggest a scope that is AO and focuses to 10 yds or less.
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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.