Ruger 10/22 Carbine .22 LR Satin Black Steel Rimfire Rifle

A: Thomas, the BSA Sweet 22 Scope should fill the task nicely for a good price point : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/57264/bsa+matte+black+sweet+22+3-9x40+w%2fside+focus%2fstandard+duplex

A: I don't think you can beat these 2 simmons scopes 1st is a 4X32 fixed power https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/15196/simmons+22+mag+riflescope+w%2frings%2ftruplex+reticle+%26+matte+fi 2nd is a 3-9x32 variable https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/15199/simmons+22+mag+riflescope+w%2frings%2ftruplex+reticle+%26+matte+fi

A: Are there any options like a Tommy gun...hmm. Do you mean converting to a Thompson? If so, check out this website called 1022fungun.com. They have some modification options for a Ruger 10/22. To me it is expensive for the parts but will cost less than the Standard Manufacturing model. Plus the reliability of a 10/22 is great. Thank you.

A: Tim, I would check available parts kits at (1022fungun.com) but I would check in the "For Sale" sections for parts or the complete rifle at large gun sites like (6)un Broker, (6)uns America and Armslist as hard to find firearms and accessories show up for sale by private individuals and small shops. Just replace (6) with G.

A: All these come from the factory, so if you're able to find one with a "straight" magazine then ok. But Buds will not alter any firearm. They are sold as is. Buds will not remove any portions of the firearm nor will they add any portions to the firearm. I'm not sure what you mean by thumbnail. When you say "straight" magazine I think you're talking about a stick magazine. Check out this website...1022 fun gun .com. No spaces...

A: no the only magazines that the ruger 10 22 will work with are the rotary magazines the can be had in 10, 15 or 25 round magazines

A: Joe, no Sir. The Ruger Model 10/22 is designed specifically for the Rotary Magazine. The Magazine well will not fit a straight magazine as shown on page 8 here : https://ruger-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/_manuals/1022.pdf

A: Joe, Great design ideas, but rotary magazine is only option. They have magazines that hold up to 50 rounds. Butler Creek is a good option.

A: You have the option to buy longer, curved, (25 plus) mags, however they all fit in the mag well the same way as the short ten round mags.

A: Just buy Ruger factory mags and you'll be fine. You can get 15 round mags and 25 round mags. Butler Creek makes some also, but Ruger's are more reliable.

A: The main differences are simply the aesthetics/looks of the rifle. The 1022 action is the same. My deluxe is basically the same as my standard. There are others that have heavy barrels and stuff. Just mean for different purpose. Ruger quality is top notch.

A: Sebastian, A Ruger 10/22 is a Ruger 10/22. Action is going to be the same. Aesthetics and stock material and some minor details will be the only difference.

A: Terry, this rifle comes with a Combination scope base that allows you to easily mount either rimfire or Weaver rings. It is easy to install : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOeDzBD2kos

A: Terry, Weaver and 3/8" dovetail groove combination optics base is mounted on this rifle.

A: This comes with a base for your rings and optic. It was my pleasure to assist you.

A: Yes sir the ruger 10/22 is CA legal "Permitted: ✔ All rimfire caliber rifles with a magazine capacity of 10 rounds or fewer (e.g.: .22LR, .17HMR, etc.) are permitted, excluding rifles with tubular magazines in lever-action firearms, which do not have magazine restrictions. Rimfire caliber ​rifles​are not considered "assault weapons" and can have features that centerfire rifles cannot." More info here https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

A: Bill, yes Sir, the Ruger 10/22 Standard .22 LR is legal to purchase and own in CA. Cheers and enjoy!