“Tag: .22 LR”

Associate Editor Jon Draper waited years to build his own Ruger 10/22.

Every hunter should have a .22 LR handgun. You can shoot small game for the pot, rid the camp of pests and pass the midday doldrums plinking at makeshift targets. The new Smith & Wesson Victory semi-automatic is one of the best guns we've encountered for all these things.

Most popular ammunition companies offer some form of .22 LR, and there are quite a few brands and makes to choose from. Here are American Hunter contributor Philip Massaro's top five.

Advanced Technology International (ATI) has introduced a new AR-22 Stock Kit for the popular Ruger 10/22 Takedown platform. Originally available for the more traditional 10/22 designs, the AR-22 Stock Kit will now be an option for those that have adopted Ruger's Takedown version of the legendary rifle.

Winchester is doubling down on its rimfire line for 2016. Soon to join its ranks is the new M-22 Subsonic .22 LR round, which has been designed specifically to function in automatic firearms.

For 2016, Savage Arms is adding a takedown version to its popular Model 42 line. Here are five things you need to know.

A few months back, we provided a look at how ammunition companies were responding to the .22 rimfire "shortage." It's no secret that, since then, many of our readers are still struggling to maintain their stockpile of .22 LR. So what's going on? We asked the folks at Winchester for answers.

It's the question that's been on consumers' minds for months: Where's the .22 rimfire? Here's an answer from inside the industry.