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FLChinook · January 2, 2013, 12:29 PM

If you peek in my gun safe, you'll find more older guns than newer ones. I just like guns that were fitted more by hand and machined steel parts more than stamped parts.

I take pleasure in the feel of my Winchester 63 but I don't often take it out for general plinking. Hence, the interest in the 10/22. It looks like the changes in the 10/22 may not be as significant as in other guns.

I think I'll go for a take-down model and the option for an older gun won't be a factor...

January 2, 2013, 12:29 PM	#9
FLChinook Senior Member Join Date: September 9, 2012 Location: Texas Posts: 378	If you peek in my gun safe, you'll find more older guns than newer ones. I just like guns that were fitted more by hand and machined steel parts more than stamped parts. I take pleasure in the feel of my Winchester 63 but I don't often take it out for general plinking. Hence, the interest in the 10/22. It looks like the changes in the 10/22 may not be as significant as in other guns. I think I'll go for a take-down model and the option for an older gun won't be a factor...