Go big baby: pick your goto .22 rifle

[Toddstang]

I wouldnt trade my custom Ruger 10/22 for anything!
Good for hunting, plinking and if worse came to worse a good SHTF gun too.

[ssracer]

10/22

been my favorite little rifle for YEARS, and if you get bored with it, its as customizable as an AR15

[jackalo626]

Love my Remington 597 .22 rifle as it is very accurate and reliable with new olquartsen extractor.

[Ironsights]

other....i chose the Henry lever action. Just like traditional weapons and actions that have stood the test of time.

[KYGlassman]

I have about half a dozen 22's, mostly a bunch of old one and the Ruger. With the trigger job and a few other inexpensive mods I shoot it better than anything else I own.

[DDgunslinger]

Hard to beat a good 10/22

[325MOUTguru]

Savage MKII
Great bolt action 22

[Tyler]

I have a very accurate Izmash target rifle that I overpaid for...

[Geno]

The timing for this is impeccable. I just finished bedding my newest 22. It is a Remington model 504. It is a beautiful rifle, at first it shot decent (1" at 50 yards ). As of today, it shoots nice round groups of nickle to dime size at 50 yards. I love it when a project comes together as hoped.

[jmeister]

Marlin 60 because mine's been running great for 25yrs and I really don't want to spend hundreds of dollars to trick out a 22 rifle

[Mike]

I second Savage mark 2. But with threaded barrel. FV-SR.

[RecoilSensitive]

Remington 597 aacsd

[Frailer]

To be "versatile" it needs to fire *any* .22 ammo. This means a lever or bolt gun (or, for handguns, a revolver). My "go to" .22s are a Henry lever action and a S&W Model 63.

[Tyler]

That's a helluva good rifle.

Yes it is, the sights take some getting use to though

[KYgundude]

10/22 because every time I pull the trigger, it goes bang. EVERY TIME!

[Wyldman]

I picked "Something Else", not because of any dislike for any of the choices, but because any of my many .22 rifles, SA, bolt, lever, regardless, would be a solid, accurate, reliable rifle I can depend on.

If pressed, the one I'd likely grab first would be one of the 8 10/22 rifles I have built over the years (that I still have, the rest having been given to my wife, brothers, or my son). Everyone I love & care about has one.

[SNL]

i only have a gsg....so that

[Livewire]

I had to pick 10/22.

They're easy to work on, easy to find parts for and you can make them what ever you want. If you want a target gun this week and a tacticool the next it's easy. I've got Marlin 60's too and they are probably more accurate out of the box than .22 that I've had. They aren't as easy to do mods on IMHO. The trigger group is harder to take apart with all the e-clips and just isn't as modular. That's what makes the Ruger so appealing to me.

[nemo]

I still gotta go with the Marlin 60, it has never let me down. It shoots any ammo I feed it, will even cycle some sub-sonic rounds.

[BillD]

Henry lever action...Im amazed at how good of a shot I am with that thing.

[g19]

The vote has to go to 10/22 one of my best shooters with a few mods.

[JustShootIt]

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AR 22 build with slidefire and 50 rd drum

[Rem700]

I voted 597 because its what i have, but i hope to have a nicely modded 10/22 one day.

[moon928]

I've always been partial to my Marlin 60. It wasn't expensive and is a real tack driver. A speed loader is fairly easy to make from a scrap of pvc w/ 2 caps a handful of those fat straws from the golden arches. Maybe not tacticool but effective.

[etownguy]

I went 15-22 I love mine.