TURBOCHARGED 10/22s

AN AFTERMARKET PALOOZA GUIDE TO BUILDING THE ULTIMATE PAIR OF RIMFIRES

Bill Foster

WHETHER BEING A CHILD WITH PROPER SUPERVISION, an adult or an elderly person, a good .22 LR is a great way to learn how to shoot. It’s also very cost-effective for the ammo, especially, when one can purchase a 5,000-round pack of ammo for under $400 (sgammo.com). They are also handy around the farm for dispatching vermin. So many variants of the .22 LR are available on the market from pistols to bolt-action rifles or semi-autos or even lever action. Sometimes, it can be hard to decide on which make/model to buy. I’ve personally fired most of what the market offers and always come back to the trusty ol’ Ruger 10/22. But some of us don’t just stop there; we tinker and we build them up. There is more aftermarket…

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Tactical Life (Digital) - 1 Issue, November - December 2023

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