"Ruger 10/22 Takedown" by Nutnfancy

[@FredGrabara]

"If you're watching this you probably already have one." Busted!

[@odeooo16]

Had my 10/22 Takedown for about 6 months and I totally love it! Keep up the great work!

[@Exidous96]

Nutn Thank you soo much for this Vid. After I turned 18 this was the first rifle I bought (Black/Tactical w/ threaded barrel) and have zero regrets and am so glad I can say this was my first rifle thanks to you.

[@BlackdogADV]

I bought a Takedown 3 weeks ago. It's the blue, threaded barrel (11112) model. After the first range visit, I immediately ordered a new trigger, in my case the Kidd complete drop-in. I mounted a Leupold VX1 2-7 scope on it using a picatinny rail from Mountsplus. I ride a dual sport and an adventure bike and this gun is with me most of the time. Keep up the good work.

[@Tinstar2]

I love my 10/22 and I also love my AR-7! Henry fixed the issues of the old version and mine shoots without missing a beat! Very accurate, light weight, everything fits in the stock including two mags, and if it drops in the water, it will float! I believe it to be the perfect pack rifle. Also a great little truck gun. Slides right under the seat. Certainly not perfect, but nothing is. I just find it to be a fun little gun.

[@cecilhenry9908]

Well, I think these videos are great. Nutnfancy lays out his case FULLY, leaves you to decide. Thanks.

[@porsche4786]

Finally got myself a 10/22! Been wanting one for years, for some reason I just never pulled the trigger....went with the takedown version in multicam. Will need to paint the shiny stuff though.

[@RGLRDude]

I heard about this rifle from another youtuber, but I want you to know that I purchased it because you were so excited about it. I love this rifle. It is my first 10/22 and I will never regret buying it. The picture on my channel is my three year old daughter shooting it. It was the first gun she ever shot and she loved it! Thank you for recommending this rifle.

[@mccudy]

Thanks for the review Nutnfancy, your bid was the tipping point that gave me the confidence to put money down on the rifle. Thanks again for all you do for the TNPers out there.

[@ChockFullOfDouchebag]

I've already watched this but, almost a year later I want to watch it again

[@cameronberreth6326]

I got my 10/22 as a present and I love it!! Nutnfancy is right, every man should have one. It has the most accessory options than any other gun, and works great. I have put a few aftermarket parts in it and the variety they give you is amazing. The accuracy of this rifle is outstanding, I can shoot a 1 to 1 1/2 in. group at 150 yrds. Get this rifle! Have fun, be safe.

[@wolfyrex7]

Wifey & I both got the 10/22 TD's. And several 25, 25x2 & 10 rd. Mags, all Ruger factory. Hers is the funky camo, not sure what it's called & mine is mossy oak. We Love them. Gonna keep them simple, maybe a small red dot with QR mount. They are great (like you said) for BOK's. Got 4 mags, 500 rds ammo stored in ours. And yes, we go to your channel for the wisdom infused breakdowns on all our guns & gear purchases. Thanks for all you do.

[@men0fvalour29]

I am late to the game, but just bought my first Ruger 10/22, I bought this Take-Down version. On 1/10/15 $379 in Indiana, found it on sale, plus some gifts cards I bought it for under $300. Shot it within 1hr of buying it, LOVED IT. My friend bought the camo version at the same time, we both loved how it shot. We use Remington bulk pack and only had one or two failure to feeds. No stove pipes, failure to fire, etc. My POU was a backpack/motorcycle rifle for mostly plinking and random small game. As Nutn mentioned, 4lbs 12oz, so considered pretty heavy for backpacking, but I believe this Takedown is a better quality than the Henry. Nutn, always love your reviews and I frequently use your reviews, insights, and POUs to challenge myself on "why" I am about to purchase an item. You are a great resource and I appreciate ALL the time the Nutnfancy family puts into the TNP. God bless.

[@ONLY_FXRS]

I love how real you are nutn. The way you interact with you're family, friends and TNPers is amazing. You my friend are what I strive to be. A good man, husband and father. Humble. Loving. Loyal and a freaking badass! Thank you, you're family and everyone that helps you in the process of making these vids. Stay safe, have fun and pump out more vids! Love from California.

[@brendanburke6922]

Fuck off Joey.

[@joey3908]

+Brendan Burke someone can't handle real talk Brenden is a tnp worshiper 2 wipe nutns man juice off your face and sack up

[@mattb6258]

So lucky to find the same model as yours, actually considered "limited". Been reliable as long as I'm not using Butler Creek mags. Never again.

[@gendo1]

I really think it's cool to see the room you have been doing reviews in for years now, as a first video subscriber. Thanks for sharing!

[@mattpelter]

The more and more you show of your personal life, family, and home, the more and more I like you!

[@curlyrai1511]

One word for this video "refreshing". I like the little insight at the beginning of the video. I love my 10/22 takedown. I had mine threaded.

[@donaldeubank1308]

Awesome review. Got my 10-22 takedown last month from Kaneohe Gun Shop here on Oahu. Danny Oshima is a great Gun Shop Owner/Manager. I am now a Nutnfancy fan!

[@PeeWeeHenson]

i make my home in nevada now. graduated from college and never went home. glad to hear there's more than 1 gun shop on oahu. keep em down range brah peewee henson reno ,nv

[@LLBBooks]

Thank you so much for reviewing this. I've been looking for one of these for the better part of a year, but it is good to know that when I do eventually find one they are up to the normal 10/22 standard.

[@michaelhodges8312]

I got one with the MWG See-Through scope mount, Warne QR rings, Leupold 2-7X rimfire scope, Clark Custom trigger assembly, and Force handle. Love it!!!

[@rsll510]

Been wondering where you've been at. Nice to see you back. Thanks for all of the work. I ran into a TNP'r at the range last week, good times with like minded people!

[@skankhunt-vw8xr]

I used to love how you could stand the star wars guys up with those little foot pegs inside the At-At..and then pull off the side plate so you can play as if you were inside with them. 80s toys rocked!

[@lotzoso]

The Ruger BX 25 is a superior magazine... by far. Superior build and less jamming. Not sure why Ruger took so long to make them. Excellent and honest review as usual.

[@simonferrer]

The Ruger heirs were waiting for old Bill Ruger to pass on. For some unknown reason he was death on civilians having more than a 10 round magazine, and caught alot of flack for supporting the Clinton Crime Bill. Hell, when the Mini-14 first came out, it was only offered with a 5 round magazine. Anyway, during his lifetime he wouldn't approve production on any Ruger magazines over 10 rds.

[@simonferrer]

ZERO94AIC The early Ranch model rifles with the wood stocks were solid, but the early Law Enforcement models with the fiberglass stocks had a reputation for the groups opening up as soon as the gun got hot. lol...maybe that's why the A-Team never actually hit anything! Now if they would only make a Mini-30 that accepts AK magazines instead of it's own expensive, hard to source proprietary ones, they would really have something, Ruger quality and an easy way to shoot cheap ammo.

[@One-Eye-Man]

simonferrer I had a Mini 30 a couple of years ago. It had exactly the same problem of spitting bullets everywhere after it heated just a little. Absolutely useless.

[@simonferrer]

Grant McMillan The group widening issue was most likely the fiberglass stock flexing because it didn't have anything to stabilize it and it made the action move. Supposedly Ruger has fixed that with their new polymer stocks, and you can buy a metal frame stablizing piece for the old fiberglass stocks to correct the stock flex issue. Still it's an expensive rifle that takes only it's own magazines, so I agree with ZERO94AIC; for the money you might as well buy an AK and get a reliable platform.

[@dozerjohn]

Motorcycle rifle. This was a bolt from the sky I did not see coming, please expand on that some day Nutn, enduro and firearms sounds glorious.

[@BlackManOps]

Just got mine today. New, factory blemish for $215. Awesome. No threaded barrel, but if I really need a suppressor it can be threaded. Now have to add the extended charging handle, auto bolt release, extended mag release, barrel band, trigger group, cammo duracoat, silencer, full auto conversion....

[@TheDish211]

I've been looking for a 10/22 since Christmas..finally found one last week when I was gettin ammo n it just so happened to be the Takedown model. Very impressed with the gun so far. Thanks for everything you n your whole team does Nutn

[@brad2king]

I had a takedown and it was not lined up properly. I've been a ruger guy a long time but this one is not as quality as some of the other earlier rugers. My buddy had a worse line up then II did. I love the idea but wish quality control was better off! Like the video man and been a fan for a lot of years. You do good work and I thank you. 5 out of 10 for me! You got a good one!!!

[@ronbloomberg]

Ruger makes a lot more takedown models than you know. I've got the 11137 and the 11141R. Both are stainless with camo dipped stocks.

[@Mr26Huffy]

I have one - love it. The rifle and BX25's run great. 1). The case is too short if you have a scope mounted and leave it on the receiver. Fits but it's tight. 2). The plastic trigger is the worst part of the gun. Get the OE metal housing and trigger from Clark - while they last. Big improvement. Then polish up and you have a nice trigger. 3). I did the bolt release mod. For me, too much fiddling around otherwise. 4). I changed the plastic barrel band to a stainless one with side sling mount.

[@mglock6282]

I just bought this rifle and love it. So fun to shoot and cheap to shoot too. My problem is I live in NJ and 10 rounds just goes way to fast...lol. Anyway keep up the reviews.

[@whelpdog1]

Same here in Ca. I want back to back 25's or a drum.

[@mglock6282]

Stinks doesn't it, the gun laws just don't make sense and are unconstitutional. Jersey its a 15 round limit, just means I will have more magazines and it will not hinder the amount of magazines I own. Lets face it in an AR that only holds 15 rounds instead of 30 I buy the extra magazine to make the difference up...lol. Not saying I do this, but its very easy to modify a 15 round to a 30 round magazine. I also hate when third party groups that sell magazines glue the damn magpul together so you can't clean or let the spring out. An adjustable stock does not make a difference in performance either. Anyway my rant for the day...lol. Enjoy the 10/22 I love it and I bought the NRA exclusive and you get an extra magazine but its a 1 round clip, makes no sense but take it apart and file the plastic notch that is there and then you have another 10 round clip ;-).

[@whelpdog1]

M Glock I enjoy mine, made a few tricky things like charging handle exchange and release, mag. release extension, bolt stop buffer. smooth and nice. Thanks for your input.

[@Dcook85]

I just got this puppy today! $349 at Bass Pro. I can't wait to take it out and shoot it.

[@wasdwazd]

That sounds terrible out of context.

[@Dcook85]

Kyle Morgan ROFLMAO didn't notice that till now xD

[@cckelman1990]

Awesome Star Wars collection, especially that B-Wing! I was hoping I'd somehow run into you while I was in Utah for snowboarding. I wanted to shake the mans hand who has made awesome videos and who takes the time to help me make better choices on products. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!

[@ventureswithjoe1776]

Why would you expect it to be lighter? Theres more hardware required for it to be quick takedown than there would be for just a regular 10/22

[@K_Mill_Iron_Ranch]

16 inch barrel compared to normally 18 inch

[@Nugrat1]

+Spikeanator6982 His is the 18" version.

[@rjlewis3932]

Just purchase my 10/22 TD today. This is my 4th 10/22 dating back to the early '90s. Only model then was the wooden stock with blued barrel and put a red dot on. Later I got one of the first synthetic stock models. Also blued barrel and scoped it. Errantly purchased a tactical without any iron sites. Using a 4 reticle illumated sight. Thought about retrofiting but would cost about $150 so just bought a backup sight. Decided on a TD in SS, since that is what is available and low/no maintenace.

[@marctipp]

I have a RUGER TD...but finding one was extremely difficult and when I got mine...I got a bad apple and had to send it back to NH RUGER twice to correct issues that were just not acceptable for the price and difficulty of this rifle. But its finally good to go and RUGER has excellent Customer Service.

[@justwanacoment]

I've wondered for so long what the reviewing room looks like in a total cool to see what it looks like beyond the table

[@MichaelHopkinsREI]

Hi Nutn...long time subscriber first time comment. I laughed when you said most watching this video probably own a Takedown. Bingo, that's me. The Ruger 10/22 has brought my Dad and I closer as he recently purchased his first on my recommendo and your vids. We swap stories and data points. I've sent him a few of your vids. He digs. High Five. Last, thanks for sharing all the well earned data. It's instructive toward forming my own POU. Peace out, Twobdtermined

[@tonyi5849]

Got one when they first came out. The barrel began to flair after the first 1000 rounds and made it impossible to seperate. Ruger admitted it's a problem but have no fix for it yet other than replacing the barrel for you. I had to take a needle file into the receiver to take the edge of the flair off. Beware. Other than that, great rifle.

[@mxk83]

Hey Nutn, any issues with the finish on the chamber face or anywhere else on the stainless, or with the rear folding site being installed slightly skewed? My first batch TD had all sorts of issues like that. Still love it, but now seems the chamber is mushrooming and take down has gotten more difficult, Ruger is going to replace it for me now though.

[@MrTimantha]

i have one, it eats everything. totally stock. if u use a weaver rail in place of the ruger one with it you will be able to maintain your iron site picture too with raised rings. well worth it for a 22

[@Sigkeeper1]

Its hard to believe it but I have been a gun owner/ shooter since the late 60's and have yet to own a 10/ 22. I have an excellent Marlin 99 which is a tack driver, scoped with a 6 x Weaver. Even have a Remington Nylon 66 that is a great shooter. Have had several Ruger products ( Mark I and two Mark II's ) but gave up my Mini 14 when a firing pin broke and Ruger told me that they would not sell me a firing pin and that I had to return the rifle so I sold it and bought an AR lower. I owe it to myself to get a takedown Ruger 10/22 for a bug out bag...just because. Your videos are long winded but cover lots of useful subjects and details so keep up the good work !

[@2ndefender]

Ruger really improved their product line with the 10/22 takedown. What a great little rifle! Thanks for the review, Nutn.

[@Archangel0804]

Question for ya Nut'n.....When you put the Weaver scope on, break down the rifle and put it in the included Ruger carry "case" does it fit? With the Scope extended beyond the barrel port, doesn't seem like it would. I have this rifle, mounted a similar Bushnell 3-9X on my rifle and the combination was too long to fit in the bag...Went to PLAN B.....went with a QR scope mount system, changed the factory weaver rail to picatinny and break off the scope to put it all in the included Ruger bag.

[@Gingengineer]

just got mine last Friday (stanless steel black polymer stock takedown version) got to run 60 rounds through Sunday only one misfire with a really old box of rem golden bullets i am loving it cant wait to put the upgrades on it and its sad to say but its my first 10 22 and im sure there's more to come glad i got the takedown as my first

[@gr8sl8m8]

got one too. never jammed yet :)

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Hi, nutn. Have you had any experience with the KIDD line of accessories for the 10/22? If so, do they compare favorably with the Volquartsen? I often hear the two companies mentioned in the same breath, and their prices seem comparable. I've been eyeing their "Trigger Job Kit." Thanks!

[@skyhop]

If bug-out is your purpose, wouldn't a light weight barreled carbine AR15 be an even smaller yet option for about the same weight? I suppose it depends if you want to hunt small game to eat. Don't think a 5.56 would destroy anything beyond eating as long as you avoid varmint specific rounds, and you have the advantage of taking something big enough to feed a family.

[@ROTPS138]

Awesome Star Wars toys! I found a long buried Tauntaun from my childhood in the backyard not too long back. Thing must have been buried for about 30 years.

[@frosty0419]

Hey nut'n does the weaver scope leave you room to still store in the ruger backpack? And where can I purchase dura oat. Oh and good price on the scope? Thanks.

[@JamesPLee]

Glad you're still at it, was getting worried about no uploads again.

[@jamespalmisano]

Nutnfancy what do you think about the 3 d printers that can print weapon blue prints? How cool is it that now we can just download a gun that we like from the internet. The printers are not very economical starting at like ten thousand and then a person would need one that prints with ceramic material.

[@BEDSOGJT]

So now we need the TNP playlist Favorite Toys

[@anhyzerkaiser]

I loved the "behind the scenes" at the start of the video.

[@sjdax7]

I saw a Camp Time product in that pile! The silver aluminum stool/table/cot legs. Which was it Nutnfancy? Roll-a-Stool? Roll-a-Table? Roll-a-Cot? I manufacture those in Spokane, WA :D

[@hamrtme]

nutnfancy, You have great videos. I would like to know Your opinion. For a BOB gun. The better weapon for that the Ruger 10/22 Or the M&P 15-22 SMITH & WESSON? I know both are great weapons, But is one more Reliable, or Accurate than the other?

[@mrjoshua0441]

So do you recommend the takedown over your 10/22 with the Tapco stock upgrade?.....I love your upgraded 10/22, which is the one i am looking to purchase.....if i could find one.

[@H1Creative]

I've been waiting for this one. Almost bought one before the shelves went bare but was short on cash. Went back the next week with the money, but they were all gone. Haven't seen one since. Still on the look-out for it. Starting the video now. Let's see if you're stoked about it or not.

[@TheTactical6string]

Hey NUTN, any experience with HC3R magazines? Botach has had them all along this craziness and I got my buddie 2 of them for a 10/22 I got him for XMAS. Another buddie bought a 10/22 last week and want to know more about them. BX-25's are surfacing around here but can only buy one PER.

[@Couchgoblin]

Thank you for the review in this gun. After since seeing your marlin papoose back a couple of years i have wanted one. After having no luck for a while the td came out and i picked one up. I love it but have found the barell has become very sticky after many thousands of rounds. Have you had any issues like this?

[@monstaKilla918]

my dad bought me one for my birthday a few weeks ago, ive had a few ruger 10/22's and ive loved them. ive taken it to the range 5 or so times and love it. sadly all i was shooting was bulk ammo( im not using my good stuff when i cant buy more) i also have had some jamming issues, but 0 failure to feed so far, and can you tell me where online i can get duracoat please, ive used stuff from stoors around me and it sucks! thanks again -ben

[@derek223556]

I paid 31.99 going through Ruger in late January. It's a little bit more and they are backordered but you'll get it eventually.

[@dabNtx]

Glad to hear it! I've also seen prices returning to normal.. I just picked up a gen 3 G23 for 499$ out the door. I was shocked to see it listed at pre hook tragedy prices. Hopefully the trend continues..it sure would be nice to see 500$ AK's again

[@SmittyELS]

Riding motorcycles? I thought you said that was just to dangerous for you because of the other drivers. I love it to, glade that you have joined us.

[@stephens356]

Is this a good hunting rifle? Looks awesome thx

[@stupidburp]

Oh hey there are 25 round magazines available for the Marlin 795 now from ProMag. I picked up a couple. Have not tried them yet so can't say yet whether they are good or junk.

[@richardharpster4260]

Thanks for this review...I just got one and love it. Your reviews are now the gold standard in my book. Kudos!!

[@LIV2500]

Running five TI all polycarbs, they have performed flawlessly.

[@natefellows5783]

Tossed a Tapco Intrafuse stock on mine. I think it's may be a touch heavier, I haven't weighed it, but adds a standard AR style butt stock, SAW style pistol grip and rails on the top and bottom of the fore end, with a cutout so you can still make use of the stock iron sights if you wish or must. Personally I'm keeping a small bottle of Rem oil and the correct size hex wrenches in the grip, but its a pretty big space. I know you're not a huge fan of Tapco, but I sniffed around and I was sold on the AR style stock. Still fits in the bag the Takedown comes with and the collapsible stock actually shortens the overall package up a little.

[@natefellows5783]

+Nate Fellows I also tossed on a fixed 4x TruGlo scope. I know a lot of people hate on them but I've had real good luck with the particular model and for around $80 I'll take it.

[@aidanlee7984]

I think the ruger charger is a great BOB pistol, especially if you customize it to your needs which is easy for any 10/22 action, but the charger is much lighter and smaller in stock. I modified my charger and take it out hiking often, never used it except once to ward off a big cat in largo canyon, NM. It's a louder 22 pistol since the barrel is much shorter. Didn't need to senselessly injure the beast.

[@catchacoolbreeze]

did the scope base actually come with it? On ruger's site it doesn't have it? Great review...been waiting for this. I want one so bad.

[@RNURSEWOODS]

Good evening mate Thanks for your time Roger

[@akgp1975]

I had one of those Tac inc. mags once (Before the days of BX-25). The key word is : HAD. Wasn't impressed. Like you said; Nutn; it was a pain in the patooty. Sold it. Great review. BTW: Met last suspect at the Blade HQ event. You should be very proud of that young man. Very polite, sharp kid! You did good.

[@funkehouse]

yeah i agree, you need to try the newer AR-7 in order to give it a fair review, they are a lot better now from what i have been reading, give it some range time, you may find you like it.

[@abowden556]

I live in Tasmania Australia and have the exact same dehydrator. it's really old, but it works.

[@MrDaltonater]

I got one of these about a month or two ago, the only reason I got this over the regular one, is because it's the only one they had in stock.

[@Couchgoblin]

Nutn, how did you prepare that rifle before you shot it with duracoat? Did you do a coat of white first?

[@enjoythewildUSA]

Just bought mine.... can't wait to pick it up!!!

[@TacticalXRays]

i want my laptop in flat dark earth. i want my desk, my floor, my walls, my ceiling, my windows...you name it...in fde. want it! thanks for the look behind the scenes man. always like to see that!

[@RyanASich]

The Ruger is a great all around rifle and is cheaper than the S&W but if you have the money I'd buy the M&P 15-22. Runs just like an AR. Love mine. I'd really suggest buying them both. Buy one now and start saving up for the Ruger or S&W for the future.

[@Steeleprophet]

We have a marlin, and I think it's a great bugout rifle. Had this since I was a kid. My dad found a 20rnd mag at a gunshow years ago, and it still works great. Just having a hard time finding 22lr

[@redshine4]

As usual, brilliant vid Nutn, and the whole TNP Team! Loving the chilled out music too.

[@stewie84]

Had to come back to this one to say thanks for this one. Ruger 10/22 is the all-time classic, and with the takedown model, I think that makes it an AWESOME bugout bag rifle... so now I'm shopping for one. Gee thanks lol... "TNP: Finding new ways for you to spend your money on stuff you'll love."

[@Mr26Huffy]

I think he said in the review that it settled down at some point. FWIW, mine runs bulk fine. The gun reaches best reliability after a couple thousand rounds are run through it. I did have some issues with the 10 round mag. I sent it back to Ruger for service. The BX-25's are amazing. I can't imagine bothering with the aftermarkets.

[@C172Pilotdude]

M6 scout FTW - Best Survival rifle IMO. Second ? Most likely this.

[@TJackSurvival]

Have one ordered after our little mountain thing with BladeHQ! Great rifles!!!

[@Archangel0804]

I SECOND THIS MOTION....NUT'N.....WE NEED ANOTHER CTA...you need to broadcast it!!!!

[@robertchurch9960]

Don't have one, but DO WANT ONE! Good review as always.

[@ChocoIatx2]

Definitely like the camera pan at the beginning

[@nathanatramp]

Hooray! their handguards might save some of that all-important weight as well. Thanks for the tip!

[@PaleoMeat]

I just got to put a couple bricks through my 10/22 TDT in stainless (best of both worlds). I love it. Trigger feels like about 5 pounds. CCI standard velocity and high velocity both ran without a hitch from both BX-25 and Butler Creek steel-lip. Accuracy is as good as I get with iron sights.

[@Dirt_Bike_Dave]

My choice for bug out rifle is Remington 597 ,olive green and black scope out the door for less than $200.00.It will eat anything you feed it and is very accurate.I believe you can still get them while Rugers are hard to find.....still hard to get enough ammo.

[@gravityprone]

They are actually available in San Diego, (Turners) just can't find ammo for them. I will be getting one as my budget allows.

[@GRACEVENTURES]

hey Nutnfancy how do you feel about the m&p 15-22 as a "BOK" gun. that was hard enough to find haha could be pretty hard to find this as well. and then 22 ammo after that.

[@SavageShooter93]

I love my henry AR-7 its super accurate and reliable especially with hv ammo, one thing I dont like is it seems so collect alot of lead so I only use jacketed or plated rounds. but with an AR7 industries stock that thing turns into a sweet little carbine and they also have bull barrels, but then you need a scope and it gets heavier and bigger. the iron sights are sweet and the stock barrel is accurate and durable enough I shoot broken clays at 50 yds with it all the time

[@09smokeyBear]

got the m&p 15-22 hoss from your review but I dig all the guns you review thanks nutn keep the vids coming god bless

[@erichdmeck]

Ruger 10/.22, first firearm I ever pulled the trigger on. Still love it. Looking forward to getting the takedown model.

[@JesseLJohnson]

I saw a bunch of normal priced ARs and AKs 2 weekends ago at the gun show from 3 diff dealers. One of them had the stainless take down 10/22 for $325 he had the Ruger SR556 for $1200 Colt 6920 for $1200 he had a Daniel Defense rifle too for $1300 and that new Colt 6900 for $900 nice to see prices coming back to reality. Ammo and BCGs were still crazy but they were both very available so Sat at the next gun show be interesting to see how prices are in Florence compared to Charleston.

[@danarnek]

what scope you run, that wil fit the bag while still mounted? Nice video

[@carmas54]

would you also consider an Ar15 as a bugout rifle and if so why not a CMMG conversion bolt, I know 22LR ammo is lighter buy I would want both options 556 and 22LR. BTW would you be damaging your 556 barrel shooting 22LR through it?

[@bohdimlh]

Awesome intro with the room view! LOL! Love the "behind the scene" peek into TNP! Good stuff.