Thread: Buying advice - Ruger 10/22

Originally Posted by RimfireNZ

A 10/22 barely needs any servicing to keep functioning. You can fire thousands of rounds without any malfunctions, then you just take the bolt out, get in there with a little action cleaner and a toothbrush, and it's back to brand new. Takes ten minutes.

Steady there horse. The 10/22 is pretty good, but not that good. Mags need cleaned which is simple enough, but getting ammo that does what it says is a bit different. They like a bit of oil every 2000 or so and then the jams might only happen every 100 rounds. Might.

Get a bolt as others have said, start at the start.