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Re-Introducing the Ruger 10/22 – After Sex Decades

David LuttrellBy David LuttrellDecember 27, 20253 Mins Read
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Re-Introducing the Ruger 10/22 – After Sex Decades

While the firearms world is full of iconic guns, few have reached the level of the beloved Ruger 10/22. This simple 22 rifle has been under more Christmas trees than Santa. Chances are high that if you are a gun person, you either own, have shot, or know about the 10/22. Ruger has done a good job of offering us different versions of this rifle. But ultimately, the original gun has remained unchanged. Now, Ruger is introducing some exciting upgrades that will change what you know about the classic 10/22.

Re-Introducing the Ruger 10/22 – The Classic Rifle Gets Upgrades

Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. is proud to announce enhancements to the 10/22 rifle line. First introduced in 1964, the 10/22 has become the benchmark in the semi-automatic rimfire rifle market. It is trusted by generations for its proven performance, legendary action, and renowned, reliable rotary magazine. With more than 10 million produced over the past 61 years, the 10/22 has inspired a loyal following. It remains the benchmark for rimfire excellence.

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Based on extensive consumer feedback, Ruger has upgraded the 10/22 rifle line with enhanced features. These were previously found only in select configurations. These improvements are designed to deliver even greater performance. This first round of models features a BX-Trigger, lightweight stock, match bolt release, and a receiver that incorporates a rear cleaning port.

Re-Introducing the Ruger 10/22

BX-Trigger

The BX-Trigger has a light, crisp 2.5-3-pound trigger pull with minimal overtravel and a positive reset. The lightweight stock features M-LOK slots at the 6 o’clock position. It also includes textured panels on the pistol grip and forend. Other features include a match bolt lock that allows the user to advance the bolt easily with a quick pull and release of the cocking handle. Additionally, a receiver with a rear cleaning port provides access to the barrel from the rear of the receiver for ease of cleaning.

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Re-Introducing the Ruger 10/22

Re-Introducing the Ruger 10/22

For those of us who have enjoyed the 10/22 over the decades, this is an exciting announcement. If you who do not yet own a 10/22, now is a good time to add this classic to your collection.

For more information, please visit Ruger.

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