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Ruger 10/22 Carbine with LaserMax Laser Review: Reader's Comments
To see my full review of the Ruger 10/22 Carbine with LaserMax Laser, please visit the Gunsumer Reports website by going to this link.
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Thank You for the very good review. I'm 36 years old and have had my 10/22 since I was 18. I've recently been setting it up for protecting my chicken coop at night which is about 50 yards from the house. I tried the ProMag barrel band which has the picatinny rail section on the side and bottom as a way to mount my light. I wasn't able to use the side rail (which I prefer) due to the way it follows the taper of the wood stock. I mounted it on the bottom rail for now which looks kinda goofy but it will work. I've been researching the Lasermax stock and I think this is the perfect route to go for night shooting. I'm not a huge fan of lasers but it is a nice feature to have and does have it's uses. Thanks for the help in making my decision to purchase this stock.
ReplyDeleteI bought the 10/22 Lasermax a couple months ago and am also very happy with it. The instructions don't say to take the battery cover off the lasermax to remove the barrel band - thanks for that tip. In Colorado the sun is extremely bright so on dark backgrounds it's impossible to see the laser at long distance during the day. My first few shots were quite a way off the bullseye but after tightening the stock to barrel screw the factory sight positions were good. No feed problems in the first few hundred rounds. I'm enjoying this gun a lot - now I know why they've sold so many 10/22s.
ReplyDeleteExcellent review (as they always are) on this combination. Your super informative write up on the 2-7 Bushnell AR22 scope has enticed me to purchase one for my 10/22 Takedown. I was set on the Nikon P22, but kept coming back to your review on this scope. There is a small weight penalty over the Nikon, but like yourself, I think the paralax adjustment is an added bonus on a rimfire setup where distance will often be under 50 yrds. I'm setting mine up on a grooved Leupold base with Warne QD rings for flexibility in storage and sighting options. I'm hoping for similar results to your range test!
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