Yes, Today is October 22nd or 10-22
I know we have a thread covering suppressed 10-22s but I thought it would be appropriate for a thread celebrating the rifle to be created today
I have more than half a dozen 10-22s with each one being configured differently
My first 10-22 was purchased at Woolworth back in the early 1980s. Yes I said Woolworth. This is just a standard 10-22 from the day and I still own it
My next one was a 10-22T with the heavy hammer forged bull barrel. This one was acquired in the mid 1990s and set me back a Whopping $275. Lots of money for a 22 back then
In 2007 I bought another plain jane 10-22, they were still under $200 OTD back then. I bought it to dress up as a Tommy Gun
Believe it or not, I have carried this one on Halloween while wearing a Pin Stripped Suit and Fedora
The following year I bought a stainless 10-22 Just to have one. I have only test fired it so far
In 2010 I picked up another one, still under $200 OTD. This one has received a bull barrel and a stock with a builtin fold down bipod
Around 2011 working from some modified CNC code I milled my own 10-22 style receiver from a block of aluminium. I turned a match grade barrel for it. I did not utilize the V-block mounting method for the frame. The barrel and receiver were threaded. The receiver has no sights, just a picitany rail milled into it. I went through all of this because I found a unique looking 10-22 stock at a guns show and wanted to put it to use. This was also the first and last time cerecoating was done in the shot. We send it out now, Here is the finished rifle
My most recent purchase was a Charger that has been registered as an SBR and is now fitted with a collapsible butt stock. This take down rifle fits into a small back pack which also has a pocket for a suppressor
So lets all discuss and show off our 10-22s
I know we have a thread covering suppressed 10-22s but I thought it would be appropriate for a thread celebrating the rifle to be created today
I have more than half a dozen 10-22s with each one being configured differently
My first 10-22 was purchased at Woolworth back in the early 1980s. Yes I said Woolworth. This is just a standard 10-22 from the day and I still own it
My next one was a 10-22T with the heavy hammer forged bull barrel. This one was acquired in the mid 1990s and set me back a Whopping $275. Lots of money for a 22 back then
In 2007 I bought another plain jane 10-22, they were still under $200 OTD back then. I bought it to dress up as a Tommy Gun

Believe it or not, I have carried this one on Halloween while wearing a Pin Stripped Suit and Fedora

The following year I bought a stainless 10-22 Just to have one. I have only test fired it so far
In 2010 I picked up another one, still under $200 OTD. This one has received a bull barrel and a stock with a builtin fold down bipod
Around 2011 working from some modified CNC code I milled my own 10-22 style receiver from a block of aluminium. I turned a match grade barrel for it. I did not utilize the V-block mounting method for the frame. The barrel and receiver were threaded. The receiver has no sights, just a picitany rail milled into it. I went through all of this because I found a unique looking 10-22 stock at a guns show and wanted to put it to use. This was also the first and last time cerecoating was done in the shot. We send it out now, Here is the finished rifle

My most recent purchase was a Charger that has been registered as an SBR and is now fitted with a collapsible butt stock. This take down rifle fits into a small back pack which also has a pocket for a suppressor
So lets all discuss and show off our 10-22s
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