Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

[Silverbullet2]

Guys,

I bought the little woman a Ruger 10/22 Take Down for Xmas, and I would like to put a nice compact scope on it. I emailed Volquartzen, and they don't make a mount that will work. I seen the Midwest Industries rail mount, anyone have any experience with scope mounting the take down? Thanks, JPG

 

[ltfirehunter]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

You can also get a TacSol, EGW base.
I put the TacSol on my 10-22 TD with a Nikon P22 scope and Warne detachable rings

 

[Silverbullet2]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

ltfirehunter,

Thanks for the tip on the Tacsol, I hadn't checked there yet. I'll let everyone know. JPG

 

[ltfirehunter]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

Your welcome

 

[Silverbullet2]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DFOOSKING</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Why bother?

Unless that barrel clocks in exactly perfect every time the zero will be off.

Unbarrel it alot...and tolerances with likely open up (wear on threads).</div></div>

Last time I checked, there are no threads on this take down system. Get your facts strait before you crap on someones thread.

 

[Silverbullet2]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

I'm not supprised in the least as to what this guy looks like. I never asked anyone about the return to zero, or if the threads will wear causing zero shifts. I just get some shit for brains telling me my 10/22 Take Down is shit. Well, here you go, asshole. You look exactly like you come off. Douch bag of the year!

 

[mrbooks10]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

Hey calm your boner he has a point. Why need a scope rail when your scope wont be zeroed every time you take it apart? Its pointless. I know for a fact it wont be the same every time you take it apart.

 

[longguntoter]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

To me, the idea of the 10/22 take down is handy, but if I owned one I would probably not even scope it. I have a standard 10/22 with a Nikon 4 x 32 scope on it, and for the accuracy of the rifle and caliber, I feel that is good enough.

To answer the OP, I really don't know about rails for that rifle. The regular 10/22 comes with one, but I take it that does not?

 

[Silverbullet2]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: longguntoter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">To me, the idea of the 10/22 take down is handy, but if I owned one I would probably not even scope it. I have a standard 10/22 with a Nikon 4 x 32 scope on it, and for the accuracy of the rifle and caliber, I feel that is good enough.

To answer the OP, I really don't know about rails for that rifle. The regular 10/22 comes with one, but I take it that does not?

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I bought the rifle for my wife to shoot, she does pretty good with her scoped AR. Trying to keep some 5.56 around, cause she'll shoot it all up! Just a cool little rifle. I ordered a TacSol rail for it cause the factory one I can bend with finger preasure. I made no claims of the rifles accuracy, or even repeatibility. I'm not going behind enemy lines and smoke checking someone with the damn thing! I will say my longest confirmed on a Bend, Oregon Peg Squirel is 165 yards with my Volquartsen 10/22 Target. Thanks for the tip on the scope mount, I'll keep everyone updated with a test of if this rifle holds zero or not. JPG

 

[Quark]

Re: Scope Rail for the 10/22 take down

Nice little Rifle. A friend has one and can carry it on his motorcycle. Yes it is true that a scope won't hold zero if it is taken down and put back together. It's not a mile off. But that's probably subject to change as it wears.

Leave it assembled and it's a non issue.

Regards

Bill