Ruger 10/22 LVT .22 LR Matte Blue - 10+1 Rounds | 20" Barrel | Wood Stock

This is my ground squirrel gun (most used)- Majority of my shots are 20-60 yards and this sucker is dead on when my scope is dialed in. This is a great balance between accuracy and price. I had a 10/22 decked out with tactical solutions barrel and all the tricks. I feel like this is just as accurate with bulk ammo and 1/3 the price. I also love the balance with the heavier barrel. It's proportioned very well. This is one of the guns in my safe I would never sell. If your looking at a normal 10/22- get this one. For $100 more you get the extended mag release, better barrel, sling mounts, and enhanced trigger. Can't say enough about it. Did I mention its a beautiful gun in person?

I have not had a chance to use this rifle yet, so my comments will only concern my impressions of the item and the buying experience. I will try and update after going to the range. The rifle is very nice. The finish on the wood and metal was well done, nothing special, but no flaws that I could find, either. Very comfortable to hold. The rubber butt pad is very soft. Being a .22 the recoil is insignificant, but the pad keeps the stock from sliding around on your shoulder. The trigger breaks at 3 lbs and is very consistent. It feels much better than the triggers my other 10/22's came with, which all broke at around 6-7 lbs before upgrading. The barrel is pretty heavy... not a bull barrel but much stouter than the usual. The taper of the barrel is very attractive. Can't wait to see how accurate it is.

I have been wanting/waiting for a new Ruger 10/22 20” LVT for some time, the upgraded components/barrel make it ideal for target and hunting. Bud’s was one of the first to carry my ideal 22 lr. and @ a good price. The transfer/shipping was quick and painless, I will always look @ Bud’s when needing a firearm.

Great gun! I had read on Rimfirecentral that the LVT model was very accurate so I decided to try one out. I had read the trigger was to be around 4 pounds, on my Lyman digital scale mine reads around 3 pounds. I put a Hawke 4-12 scope on it and at 25 yds have shot 1/4" 5 shot groups and at 50 yds had under 3/4" 5 shot groups using CCI Standard velocity ammo. Not to shabby for a production 10/22 with non premium ammo.

I have had many Ruger 10/22's in the last 45 years but this one is the perfect one. It is not too light like the sporter and not too heavy like the bull barrel. This one shoots as good as my stainless steel bull barrel version .It shoots well with most hunting ammo and is a tack driver with most match ammo. I did put a new Ruger trigger group in it which is well worth the money. The gun has a very good feel to it with the wood stock. Buds had the best price and shipping was fast.

Great rifle, super accurate out of the box. Didnt want a target rifle with a bull barrel neither a regular 10/22 so this one is on the middle. Tapered medium/heavy barrel, nice full size wood stock and is free floated. The trigger is good but not that good. I ended up replacing it, but thats personal taste. I like really light triggers. If you can find one of this awesome rifles get it before is gone. Having at least 4 10/22's before ......This one is a keeper!!!

Took out to range and gun would not fire ....... tried several types of ammo and clips and could not get gun to ignite the ammo ....snap and no go ........

My daughter loves this gun buds always have the best prices

Perfect, these guys are easy to deal with, excellent communication and the lowest prices I've seen anywhere. Shipping is super fast. THANKS!

The 10/22 is an excellent rifle for the money. I have found the VLT to be more accurate than my 10/22 carbine.The metal wood/wood fit and finish is about average as compared to my other guns in that price range. One nice thing about 10/22s is there is almost unlimited upgrades that can be done at a reasonable cost and most I can do myself. I bought the LVT model because it meets the factory class in ABRA shoots. Because of some club shoots that limit guns to "iron sights" I wish ruger made the barrel so a front sight could be added...like my anschutz MPR 64.