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The Mini Thirty® Tactical Rifle
http://www.ruger.com/products/miniThirt ... /5854.html

Announcing a new model of the simple, rugged and reliable Mini Thirty® Rifle, the Mini Thirty Tactical Rifle. Like all Ruger® Mini Thirty rifles, which have been extremely popular since first introduced in 1991, the Mini Thirty Tactical allows shooters to fire the 7.62 X 39 round in an affordable, quality, American-made auto-loading rifle. The Mini Thirty Tactical has a blued 16-1/8" barrel with flash suppressor and comes with a black synthetic stock. The rifle weighs approximately 6.75 pounds, has an overall length of 37.5 inches, and is shipped with one 20-round magazine. The sighting system on the Mini Thirty Tactical includes an adjustable "ghost ring" aperture rear sight and a protected, non-glare post front sight. Patented Ruger scope bases are machined directly into the receiver and can never shoot loose. A set of Ruger scope rings is included at no charge with each rifle. Side ejection of cartridge cases easily clears the lowest-mounted optics, and a patented recoil buffer helps protect optics from damage from repeated firing.

The 10/22® Tactical Rifle

http://www.ruger.com/products/1022Tacti ... /1261.html

Announcing the new Ruger® 10/22-FS rifle featuring the Ruger SR-556®/Mini-14®-style flash suppressor. This threaded barrel version of the popular Ruger 10/22® rifle allows owners to attach an assortment of muzzle accessories to one of America's favorite rimfire rifles. The Ruger 10/22-FS features a precision-rifled, cold hammer-forged 16-1/8" alloy steel barrel with black matte finish. The factory 1/2-28 thread barrel offers Ruger 10/22 owners the convenience and cost effectiveness of a threaded barrel necessary for many custom built firearms. With a black synthetic stock and carbine length barrel, the Ruger 10/22-FS weighs in at 4.3 lbs., the lightest weight 10/22 available today from Ruger. The Ruger 10/22-FS has an overall length of 36-1/4 inches, features a 13.5" length of pull and comes with a combination scope base adapter and reliable Ruger rotary magazine.

XLCH

Will they did bring the price down some.

Bountyhunter

I've seen them both. They put a flash supressor on them and presto, a tactical rifle. I'm so sick of the term, tactical.

I like them. Just not the term.

deputy125

nice.........still wish they would put a set of iron sights on that 10/22...........

sheepdog

...seems like you ain't gettin' it all when there's no sights...guess I'm an old fogey!!!

gunman42782

Where I work, lots of the guys have suppressors. By making these guns with threaded barrels, that is one less cost to these fellas in order to fit a suppressor to these guns. If no one else will be happy about this, they will be, especially the 10/22.

Bountyhunter

I didn't realize the barrels were threaded. But it doesn't matter to me, because I'm not going to pay $500 to the feds so they'll allow me to have one.

I would like a silenced 22 though.

sheepdog

...I thought a suppressor stamp was $200...I don't need one now, either...if time comes they're needed...well...

deputy125

the stamp is $200..............have no idea what the price of supressors are nowadays..........but they are indeed fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

sheepdog

...threadin' the barrels, I guess they plan on hittin' law enf. and military...

Bountyhunter

The stamp might be $200, but the silencers are real expensive. Which is crazy, cause I made one for less than $10 and it worked fine.

kim

A two liter pop bottle will surpress a .22lr....once. I have a friend who has a surpressed .308, with a light load of trailboss and a 175 grn bullet, it's quieter than an air rifle. With a full house .308 it's about the same as a .22 lr. I want one, but for a grand, tax stamp and surpressor, I could have another firearm.


Molon Labe

Kim

Taurus_9mm

Not a bad looking 10/22 but I already have the Tactical Tapco model so no more Tacticals for me. I'm tacticled out at the moment.

Snuffy

The air rifle I have is louder than a 22 that is for sure.