Ruger 10140 22/45 Target 10+1 .22 LR 5.5" - 10+1 Rounds | 5.5" Barrel | Wood Grips | Blue/Black | 3-Dot Sights

Very nice pistol. High quality and reasonable price. Very accurate. A bit hard to clean but worth the effort.

A great target pistol, groups good. Just put a red dot on it. My grandson loves shooting it too.

Ruger 10140 22/45 Target 10+1 .22 LR 5.5", this is a very accurate target gun. It has a great point shooting target acquiring feel. Mine does not like hollow-points but will fire all other ammo consistently. Using the iron sights a shooter can sight it in an be very accurate for bullseye completion. Not the easiest gun to break down to thoroughly clean but very durable and does not require that level of cleaning often.

Great pistol for target practice. Very accurate and easy for my wife to use and handle. Would purchase again.

Just like shooting a .45 A1 with .22 ammo. Looks great, shoots great, never a problem feeding. I shoot this for awhile at the range, and then switch to the Springfield .45 acp A1. FUN at the Range.

This has to be the most maddening, frustrating, infuriating pistol to disassemble and clean I've ever encountered. Sweet shooter though.

Shortest review ever. Nice/nice. What they said.

Bought this as a practice pistol so I didnt have to keep reloading 45acp every couple of days. Bad thing is it super fun to shoot which sucks cause 22 ammo is still hard to find or limited.

I love this gun. I went to pick it up from my FFL and almost immediately took it out and put about 40rds through it. It definitely is different from the other guns I have handled. First example would be the slide, for me I have not handled a gun like this, so cocking it is a little different as for me I rarely cock a weapon in a slingshot like manner. It is something I can learn to do though. I also have not handled a 1911 and these grips obviously resemble a 1911 somewhat. The trigger is amazing, the only other 22 handgun I have fired has been a M&P 22 and while I like that, the trigger for me is very easy, it seems like there is not a lot of pull which I am sure helps with accuracy. I actually found a lizard while I test fired it, as we have plenty of open land here, and I took it with the first shot, so the gun is really accurate. It comes in a plastic case with the Ruger Insignia, Inside is the manual, a case lock, and 2 magazines, of course also with the weaver mount. I am going to have to use a drill on the case, because I can see the notches where the lock would go, but the plastic is pretty thick so it does not seem to be something that can be punched out. I made 2 purchases that both came in at the same time, so I will say this is my 1st/ 2nd purchase and it will not be my last.

This was my first I purchase from Bud's, and I must say that Bud's is a totally professional, quality orginazation. I'm looking forward to my nexy purchase. I'm took the pistol home, did a little de-greasing and went to the range, 200 rounds and only one feed issue, and that was when I was doing rapid fire with std volicity Remmington. I'm not pleased with the sights; black on black doesn't work for me so I guess I'll be upgrading soon. As far as teardown and re -assembly, I had no problems, just watched a video and followed the instructions. It's a little time consuming at first, but not bad.