Ruger 10/22 Kit Reviews

Great starter, plinker, target riffle. Like the magazine style system.

None

Just buy it already!!!

this is my fav plinking gun ever. the iron sights are perfect. the weight in hand is perfect. i can take a squirrel from 30 yards with this. the right pellets help. mine likes gamo red fire most. super accurate.

gas tube and all surrounds should be stronger. its plastic and my first of this model broke after a few months. otherwise, perfect.

really a great gun. was my first bb gun after i got back into it in my early 30s. great fun.

I’ve always liked the style of the 1022 firearm, and this is no different (except plastic stock). The pull back “bolt” gives you an enjoyable experience of Smooth, lighter trigger pull. Of course, this results in better accuracy!

Maybe a hardwood stock option.

This rifle is light in weight, so carrying all day won’t be an issue. Sling studs come installed, but purchasing a sling would benefit you somewhat. This rifle does NOT come with a scope mount dovetail, which can be purchased separately from Pyramydair. Shooting without a scope is another option, which shows the “outstanding accuracy”. You won’t be disappointed!

Great quality item for the price I’m very happy with this air rifle look like real because the great quality and the price is fantastic a very good deal.

I will like to buy more magazines cartridges but I think it’s discontinued and is bad if we can’t have an extra one for replacement in case.

If any way I can buy a extra magazine cartridge for my air rifle 10/22?

This is a great buy. It is almost exactly like my actual Ruger 10/22 except lighter of course. This is a great company to deal with; I only wish other companies I have to work with had their commitment to customer service. This is like to be the first of many purchases based on my experience of this transaction.

Very professional service and customer support.

Nice looking rifle But the Front Sight was loose and not lined up at 12:00 when the manufacturer pushes on the sight over the barrel it’s not tight. The Front Sight Swivels. This is No Good at all. I’m not sure if I should glue on the front sight? Should I send this back to you people???

Check out the box I guess before ship out the articles. Thanks Jim

Nice look , weight, and feel. But cannot truly comment on accuracy, since I bought it as a present.

Add an extra magazine, since it is vital to the operation.

I like it as is, but would add in an extra magazine.

Handles just like the real thing. Accurate rite out of the box.

Would be great in .22

Try it you will like it. FUN GUN

Just like the real thing.

Maybe add a optics rail

This is an excellent air rifle...The accuracy is perfect on my targets at 20, 30 and 50 yards....One target, this gun took out the center of the target with one clip...Can't go wrong with the Ruger 10/22.

The piercing of both cylinders.... I had one cylinder pierce and on not... When I completed shooting I slowly began unscrewing the plug with the built in wrench on the but plate....Slight his then it stopped, thinking the tanks were empty I continued to unscrew the plug...One apparently ad not pierced yet did while removing the plug...It exploded out the back, taking out the plug, but plate and my hand.....Use only UMAREX CO2 cartridges.....This gun does not like Crosman cylinders....Using Umarex cylinders, with my second Ruger 10/22, I have had no issues with cylinders not being pierced....

This is a must for any shooter...Add a rail for optics as it has mounting holes already in it...Any 10/22 rail will work as this airgun is an exact clone of the Ruger 10/22...

Nice replica. Shoots about 50 shots with full fill.

Nothing

Iooks, feel and accuracy

Would like a wooden stick, wish I got more than 40 or 50 shots out of the 2 Co2 cartridges

Not at the moment

The look and feel of an actual 10/22.

They need to fix the seal system for the CO2 Cartridges. As soon as you put them in, they start to leak. This impacts the live of the cartridge and the overall fps out of the rifle. I would not recommend this until they fix the issue.

Look into another rifle before getting this. It feels like I wasted my money on this rifle.

Looks like the real deal. Easy to reload.

Would have been better with full blowback action. Easier to pull trigger.

The gun itself is a pretty close clone of the Ruger .22. It shoots well, is light and pretty easy to use.

At least for my old eyes, the front sight is difficult to see well, especially against a dark background. I've painted the front sight white and it's much better, but I would have liked a little larger front bead. Of course I'd like to see a better double action trigger. I use it as a 2 stage trigger and find it's much more accurate that way. However, even the first trigger stage or the 2nd stage could stand to be smoother. I have noticed that it's hard on the finger to seat the pellets in the clips so they're flush. This may ease up with use but for now I use a pop cycle stick to seat them fully.

This little gun is very accurate. Mine really liked inexpensive Crosman Premium Pointed and Hollow Point pellets.

The plastic stock is easily marred.

Pyramid service is great.

Great look and feel to the Ruger 10/22. I was surprised at the accuracy. It is easy to add a Ruger Weaver adapter to the rifle so I could add a UTG Scope to it. The gun is light and easy to handle, and its a great rifle to introduce kids to. The magazines and extra clips are very cheap. In fact, they are too cheap at $6 each. Part of the reason the double action trigger is so heavy is that the magazine has way too much tension in the two springs in it. There are instructions on message boards on how to open up the magazine and fix it. I ended up cutting 3mm off of both springs with wire cutters and added a light amount of RWS Chamber Oil. If I messed up, it's only $6 to buy another magazine. It ended up taking many lbs off the double action trigger and cocking mechanism.

The reviews that mention the high weight of the trigger pull are not kidding. When I got the rifle out of the box, it was off the charts and at first I regretted the purchase. I even bought a trigger pull measuring device to see if it was just me. I was get 5 lb single action and 14lb+ double action. There are two issues that can easily be fixed. First was the magazine issue that I already described and explained how to fix. Second, it does not feel like they added anywhere near enough lubricant to the trigger assembly at the factory. It feels very gritty and dry when you pull it. There are even instructions online on how to take apart the gun to lubricate the trigger. However, it was much easier to use the needle that comes with the RWS Chamber Oil to get oil inside the trigger assembly without taking apart anything. I put in ALOT of oil by inserting the needle deep on all sides of the trigger, rotated it around to get good coverage, and got my single action pull down to 1.5 lbs.

After fixing the magazine and lack of oil in the trigger assembly, the gun is a joy to use. A review suggested that the UTG Bugbuster was a good scope to put on the rifle. However, I found it too short and it didn't give me enough eye relief. A UTG True Hunter regular sized scope worked much better for me. I use this to help teach my kids how to shoot airguns, and I do not want young kids handling lead so I only use non-lead pellets. H&N Barracuda Green pellets worked perfectly and with great accuracy, but becareful of the Gamo Lethal pellets, I got those jammed in the gun. Also, the pellet seater that comes with the Air Venturi Pen and Seater set, works great in seating the pellets into the clip. Trying to just use your fingers quickly becomes annoying and you can slightly bend the pellet tail affecting the accuracy.

Has a nice weight and balance to it, pretty accurate, extra clips don't cost that much so you can get a bunch, preload, and shoot for a while. Looks pretty cool too--- like the real thing.

Here's the thing with this gun: it is a Ruger 10/22 replica. Supposedly, semi automatic. But the trigger pull is very hard unless you cock it each time you pull the trigger. And then it is functioning more like a bolt action rifle than a semi automatic. I like it, but, unless you don't mind some 8 pounds of pressure with each trigger pull, it's not a semi automatic, like my Crosman 1077 or my Springfield Armory M1 Carbine--- with those, you can plink plink plink for as long as you have CO2 in the tank!

My very first gun some 45 years ago was a Rugar 10/22 carbine and it has always been my absolute favorite! So yes I bought this for that nostalgia. The look feel and function of this is absolutely perfect! I was surprised at how much fun this is. Supper easy to load. Good accuracy and trigger feel. It is also fairly quiet thats perfect for a city neighborhood.

I wish it came in a wood stock option.

This is the absolute best first gun for kids! Once they get use to this switching them to the rim fire Rugar 10/22 will be so easy I bet they would never know! Ever owned a 10/22 but wish you could shoot in your back yard this is it! I absolutely love this gun and cannot recommend it more highly!

This is my second one of these. I bought the second because I gave the first to my father (after a year of using it, about 10K rounds) so he could participate in a "postal" target contest with my brothers, children, and grandchildren - 4 generations enjoying airguns together. Both are very accurate and a joy to use. Both have scopes - one uses a Field & Stream 4x32, the other with a Swiss Arms 3-9x40 Swiss Arms 3-9x40 Scope with... (I've bought half a dozen of those now too - great scope).

It would be fantastic if Umarex made it available with a wood stock. It would be much better if there were a way to reduce the trigger pull, especially in double-action mode.

Expect 60 good shots from two CO2 bottles. I use the 10.5gr Crosman domed pellets in mine, Crosman Premier Heavy .177 Cal,... and Crosman Premier Ultra Magnum .177.... They both work very well. I store mine in my Plano 40.5" case Plano SE Rifle Case, 40.50".... It's a perfect fit. I investigated adapting a standard 10/22 wood stock. After purchasing a cheap stock and making lots of measurements, I came to the conclusion that there are enough differences that it isn't worth the effort - making a new stock from scratch would be less work in the long run. So Umarex - the ball is in your court! Want to sell me two more? That's how you can!