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Hello all,

I enjoy reading the past posts and learning about the 10/22's (other forums also). Wish I would have started sooner, but I'm here now Just got both of Mr. Workman's books in the mail and there is so many more variations to the 10/22 than I imagined. Looking forward to reading and learning more.

Brad

Welcome Brad. You came to the right place, lots of our members have a lot of knowledge about 10/22s and will be happy to share it with you.
FT44

Welcome Brad. It is always good to hear from a fellow 10/22 collector. There are a couple of the early ones that I do not have and then I got into the laminated 10/22's and put a limit on the collection at the end of 1999 except for a couple rare ones. It was just getting to much of a display to haul around but it made an impressive display with 24 laminated 10/22's in one display. Let me know if you ever want to talk 10/22's or need some help or ideas.
Charlie1022

Welcome...can't ever have enough 10/22 collectors

Thank you. There are so many options and items to collect. The two hardest parts I'm finding is probably the same for most any collector, money. Have a family at home, so most goes to them. The second part is deciding what part of collecting to narrow down to. Just carbines? Specific serial numbers? Only the stock variations? This is what makes it fun.

Just checking in to see how your collecting is coming along. It has been a while since I have see you post anything.