My thought also lazi

I rebuilt my Ruger 10/22 that I bought when I was a kid. B&C silhouette stock, stainless fluted barrel and an 8-32x50 Tasco (Japan optics!). I did the rework of the action and trigger. 2 lbs and 0.5mm of creep.

pretty nice set up ADNJ

Nice 22 dude. Mine is just a plain Jane 10-22 but I have thought about reworking it.

But for some reason I just (For accuracy) like bolt 22s.

I know what you mean, Randy. Here's a modern take on a more traditional design. I bought it for its versitility. Marlin XT-22. Bolt action, tube magazine, composite stock, stainless everything else. Fairly heavy barrel, but relatively lightweight overall. Shoots .22 short, long, and long rifle. Fairly high capacity, 17 rounds of .22 lr I believe. CB Caps through this thing are so quiet. Much quieter than a pellet gun. Quite accurate and fun to shoot.

Oh, and when I bought it it was the only tube magazine fed bolt action .22 made at the time. Not sure if that has changed.

I am thinking this one for my next rim fire.

http://www.basspro.com/Savage-93R17-FXP-17-HMR-Rifle-with-Scope/product/10218223/

Hmmmmm both nice rifles, but I think I would stick with conventional .22rimfire.

So did I Skunk and now I have a 22LR that costs as much as my 9mm carbine to shoot. lol I figure I may as well step up my game 17hmr is easy to find and cheaper when you do around here right now.

My only 22 is an old bolt action Ranger 22 that an uncle gave me not long before he passed away
I've had it since 1980

Loads of 17 available here too.