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Thread: Which model of the 10 /22 ?

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  1. 27-07-2018, 11:40 AM #1
    planenutz
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    Clean? Clean?!?!? I clean my 10/22's about once every 1,000 rounds. Any more than that is a waste of time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by planenutz View Post
    Clean? Clean?!?!? I clean my 10/22's about once every 1,000 rounds. Any more than that is a waste of time.
    unless you use remington ammo. its filthy !
    cci etc and you are fine
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    Quote Originally Posted by planenutz View Post
    Clean? Clean?!?!? I clean my 10/22's about once every 1,000 rounds. Any more than that is a waste of time.
    Yes they are easy to strip and clean. Most dont bother cleaning them, but thats your choice. You can strip the action out and clean it like a bolt action without removing the action from the stock. We sell the Toz semi autos.

    I like the ruger design, but over the years the quality has not been kept consistant, There have been good ones, (most of the earlier ones) then production standards slipped around the early 90s as they tried to do things cheaper. Since then I believe they have lifted their game again, but I admit I have not really have a lot to do with them for a while.
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