ruger 10/22 stainless

[GunnyHwy]

My brother owes me some money and has offered up his stainless 10/22 as partial payment. It is about 12 years old and less than 100 rounds fired with a wood stock. How much should I deduct from the debt if I choose to accept the offer? Thanks.

 

[sje0123]

Call it interest.

 

[Russ D]

I'd rather have that one then a new one. So to me it's worth about 200$ if it's in tip top shape.

 

[FIREHAWK]

paid $200 for a blue synthetic and stainless brand new last month

 

[fivepointstar]

New is $250....like Russ i'd prefer a good conditoin older one than a new one. I'd take the 10/22

 

[Jimbob2.0]

Id say $200 (hey hes your brother).

If you are a cold hearted scoundrel $150 as that should be about what he paid for it all those years ago.

 

[blindnoodle]

I think I put 400 rounds through my 10/22 sunday alone. 100 in 12 years is what I call a nightmare!

 

[GunnyHwy]

I'd rather have that one then a new one. So to me it's worth about 200$ if it's in tip top shape.

$200 sounds about right. Why do most folks like the older ones?

 

[rrrrrrkevin]

have you seen the new ones? I personally wouldnt call them stainless,they look like theyre painted gray

 

[futureseabee]

have you seen the new ones? I personally wouldnt call them stainless,they look like theyre painted gray

yeah that is very true

 

[Mega]

have you seen the new ones? I personally wouldnt call them stainless,they look like theyre painted gray

Barrels are stainless. Receivers are painted aluminum.

 

[rrrrrrkevin]

i saw one in a dicks sporting goods that looked like that one in your picture except the receiver looked the color and texture of an auto primer paint and the barrel was exactly matched and they said that all 10/22 stainless were like that