Sale older 10/22 buy New 19/22 LVT ?

You wont get a target barrel, better stock and a nicer trigger for $150......might be a good option for you.

Agreeing with Kfxguy, the LVT would probably make more sense.

Try just taking the barrel band off and see how she shoots. Many of the older ones responded very well and a few needed to have the barrel channel sanded a bit to float the barrel. May or may not help but its worth a try and costs nothing. You can always put the band back and sell it.

Never thought about sanding off barrel band.
Good idea. Marty

Heres what Id do, sell the old compact, buy the new lvt. Send the barreled action into cpc For the complete tune. At the end you will have one fine gun. You only have to take out one screw , push in a safety 1/2 way and pull the action. Cpc does a chamber cut , a bolt job , and a trigger job , and sends it back all in one piece, then its just put it in the stock and tighten one screw.

Buy the LVT. Can be found for around $300 RUG 10/22 LVT 22LR RFL B WD TL

Yes I think that is the best thing going for 10/22 rifles

NDAR15MAN said:

Yes I think that is the best thing going for 10/22 rifles

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Agree 100%

Toomany22s said:

Heres what I'd do, sell the old compact, buy the new LVT. Send the barreled action into CPC for the complete tune. At the end you will have one fine gun. You only have to take out one screw , push in a safety 1/2 way and pull the action. CPC does a chamber cut, bolt job, trigger job, and sends it back all in one piece. Then its just put it in the stock and tighten one screw.

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Do this! ☝
This would be the most stress-free, pushing the easy button, guaranteed tack-driver at a great price and without a pile of OEM parts left over.

T0rtuga said:

Do this! ☝
This would be the most stress-free, pushing the easy button, guaranteed tack-driver at a great price and without a pile of OEM parts left over.

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Without any leftover parts there is no starting point for the next build.

I'd say buy the LVT 10/22 and then keep and tune up the older 10/22 .
You can never have to many 10/22's

thanks for the good info. I think i will buy the new 1022 LTV. Marty

Can't go wrong either way if you send to Randy

Weez556 said:

I'd say buy the LVT 10/22 and then keep and tune up the older 10/22 .
You can never have to many 10/22's

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The OP doesn’t say how old his 10/22 is. If it is an early 10/22 with a walnut, Overton stock, your answer is 100% correct.

That's a good looking gun!

Wow, that is beautiful wood.

Very Nice.