I bought my 10/22 because I wanted to run subsonic .22 ammo on bunnies where a measure of discretion was required. I accepted the realities and limitations of both the calibre and the rifle.
Target-rifle accuracy is not an expectation; misses are most frequently attributable to the shooter (me).
On the orchard where longer ranges are a reality and noise isn't a worry, I happily use my .22magnum. Much better accuracy.
But nothing beats the fun of plinking a few tin cans for not much more than $10 for 50 rounds.
I reckon I've got it right!
And yes I've tarted up my 10/22 with a choate dragunov stock and intend to talk to @gundoc here about a wee tune-up to at least eliminate/minimise any rifle error whilst keeping it real. It's all fun!!!
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