Nothing rare but something nice.
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Watertender
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Re: Nothing rare but something nice.
I agree Bennett! I have 3 Internationals and 2 straight grip stock 10/22's. All are a delight to shoot and reliable. They all have BX triggers. For some reason I can't use a scope with my glasses so all are iron sights or in the case of the straight grip models, light pipe sights.
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Re: Nothing rare but something nice.
Carl,
A little late to the party but those rifles you built look great. And they are collectors models, you are the collector and they are part of your collection.
A little late to the party but those rifles you built look great. And they are collectors models, you are the collector and they are part of your collection.
Ron
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USAF Ret (E-8, SMSgt)
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Charlie1022
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Watertender
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Re: Nothing rare but something nice.
Coming from the King of the 10-22 himself! Thanks Charlie
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Re: Nothing rare but something nice.
Those are real nice customs. I love the older 10/22 Internationals. I only have three but they are what drew me to Ruger collecting. Is there any other American manufacturer that has embraced the Mannlicher stock like Ruger has?
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