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>decided first rifle would be the ruger 10/22
>went to store to check out the guns
The Ruger they had there was called
RUG 10/22DSP DLXW.
Does anyone know what this means? Trying to figure out what model this is.
Internet searches are leading me to believe it is a Ruger 10/22 Sporter Deluxe, but can anyone confirm this? I have the serial number handy. Is there a way to use this to confirm?
Would $263.50 USD be a good buy for this rifle?
Thanks.
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That's a sporter deluxe probably in walnut, 263.50 is an excellent deal
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>>30957442
thanks for the confirmation.
is there any reason I wouldn't want the sporter compared to other ruger 10/22 models?
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Personally think its too much. You can get normal used 10/22 for sub $100. occasionally older models as well. The delux sporter is just more gucci, the walnut is nice but the long barrel adds nothing to ballistics. $260 is just barely under retail of $400ish. So unless its in prestine condition its not that great of a deal.
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Not really, but go to Ruger.com and download their product catalog pdf, you will see the other models of 10/22, Ruger is an outstanding firearms company with excellent support and the 10/22 is a highly popular platform. Maybe you want one that breaks down in the middle or one with a different stock or w/e but the sporter withwalnut stock would provide you with a beautiful rifle that you can pass down to your kids.
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>>30957516
It is brand new.
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>>30957516
Nigger, walnut is not cheap, and your pricing examples are mostly irrelevant. You can't even get a walnut dlx on gunbroker that low. OP doesn't want a worn out 10/22.
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>>30957516
>long barrel adds nothing to ballistics
>go find a used one
the adults are talking now, please go clean your room
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>>30957516
What the fuck
That's an amazing price
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>>30957560
ya, I can not find a walnut one anywhere that low with a cursory search. OP, lots of people have standard 10/22's in beech and birch, the checkered walnut is worth the slightly extra cash in this situation. If it was $400 then maybe consider other options but $263.50 is very very good.
Oh and check out this maple takedown nigger
nice wood is nice.
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>>30957422
what store was this OP
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>>30957422
do you really want the walnut stock? if you're not set on it, try looking for one of the 50th anniversary collectors edition rifles. I got mine for under $200 including shipping/FFL fees on my end, and it has the nice upgraded fiberoptic sights , and comes with an extra magazine (in a free state, it's a 25 round banana mag which is a great deal).
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>>30957636
Military Base Exchange.
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>>30957422
>be you
>Buy 10/22 with Walnut stock
>Choose one with best wood
>Remove stock, add a BOYDS thumbhole
>Either sell walnut of Ebay as new, or put it back on for "special occasions"
>Winning
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