Ruger 10/22 air rifle review on at 3pm

[bighit]

[stagmanv835]

will be interesting to see what price they go up for here in the uk

[WILBA]

11lb trigger pull weight on double action though

[TonyL]

I haven't seen the video but I did read Tom Gaylord's initial review which was enough for me to say one of these won't be for me, after the initial "wow, that's nice" reaction when first announced.

[IanSea]

11lb trigger pull weight on double action though

Only slightly worse than a real one!

[MartynB]

Good effort but need to do better

I thought I read somewhere it was going to be semi, but that is a 'mechanical repeater'

[webb22]

I wonder if much of the after market stuff will fit the co2 version...if so, then it will be very customisable

[MartynB]

I wonder if much of the after market stuff will fit the co2 version...if so, then it will be very customisable

I was also wondering about that

[Shed tuner]

the real thing is crap, so no surprise this is too..

[IanU]

Only slightly worse than a real one!

I can’t remember the original being double action

[doug ess]

Looks nice, though would have preferred a quality wood stock and a much higher .177 velocity FPS to tempt me to buy. As it is, an expensive toy so no chance.

[Bruno27]

Another anaemic toy from umarex

[IanSea]

S

I can’t remember the original being double action

Real ones aren’t double action but later models often have 8lb plus trigger pulls. I borrowed a club members unmodified rifle to shoot a course of fire when mine had spat out it’s extractor. The trigger pull was so firm I thought the safety was still on.

[MartynB]

S

Real ones aren’t double action but later models often have 8lb plus trigger pulls. I borrowed a club members unmodified rifle to shoot a course of fire when mine had spat out it’s extractor. The trigger pull was so firm I thought the safety was still on.

When I was looking into getting a FAC, I did a bit of research and found you can buy all sorts of upgraded parts including a replacement trigger unit which was supposed to be a vast improvement on the original

[Portzy]

S

Real ones aren’t double action but later models often have 8lb plus trigger pulls. I borrowed a club members unmodified rifle to shoot a course of fire when mine had spat out it’s extractor. The trigger pull was so firm I thought the safety was still on.

True, but thinking back to the one that I had in the early 80's the pull weight was quite good/light for a sporter and I had no issues with it. These days it could be something to do with US gun safety laws? Bump tests maybe?

When I was looking into getting a FAC, I did a bit of research and found you can buy all sorts of upgraded parts including a replacement trigger unit which was supposed to be a vast improvement on the original

There's the rub, I could have paid nigh on £450 to £500 for a stainless with synthetic after my variation came through but then would have had to pay another £100 or so for a trigger upgrade.

Nostalgic as I felt at the time I got a CZ455 16" stainless synthetic and trigger spring kit instead.