Magpul stocks changed how many people think about the 10/22, and this version ships with one. It is a Ruger 10/22 in.22 LR with a 16.1-inch barrel, a 10-round magazine and a Burnt Bronze finish. It costs about seven hundred thirty dollars.

The Hunter stock from Magpul has a thumbhole style design that many shooters find comfortable. It adds adjustability and a modern look to the long-trusted 10/22 action. The shorter 16.1-inch barrel keeps the rifle compact and easy to handle in brush.

A rimfire like this is great for squirrels, rabbits, and plinking. Because the 10/22 is so common, aftermarket parts such as triggers and optics are plentiful, so you can tune it as you learn. At this price you are paying for the stock and finish, which put the rifle well above a standard 10/22.

Test a few brands of.22 ammunition to see which one groups best from your rifle. Mount a small scope or red dot, and sight it in at fifty yards. This rifle is new. It ships to a North Carolina FFL dealer for the background check and transfer.