Ruger 10/22 Stock vs Upgraded: How Accurate Can It Get?
Can a full custom clone really justify costing 16 times more than America's favorite budget rimfire? Today, we are putting a bone-stock $200 Ruger 10-22 head-to-head against a $3,200 ultimate custom build to see if the performance matches the price tag. We leveled the playing field by putting the exact same high-end Leupold Mark V optic on both rifles, and then pushed them through three brutal tests: 1) The 50-Yard Precision Test: Coke cans, marshmallows, and... a Tic-Tac. 2) The 100-Yard Barricade Challenge: Testing ergonomics and stability under movement. 3) The Ultra-Long Range Test: Pushing a .22LR from 50 yards all the way out to a ridiculous 375 yards. The results at 375 yards completely shocked us! Watch to find out if you should stick to the classic or start saving your pennies for a full custom rig!
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