RUGER TALO 10/22 .22 LR W/ M1 CARBINE Stock 15RD
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TALO RUGER 21138
RUG TALO 10/22 22LR W/ M1 CARBINE STK 15RD
Type: Rifle: Semi-Auto
Finish: Matte Black
Stock: Hardwood M1 Carbine-Style Stock
Sights: Front; Post Rear: Ghost Ring Adjustable
Barrel Length: 18.5
Overall Length: 37
Weight: 5 lbs
Caliber: 22LR
Capacity: 15 1
Action: Semi-Automatic
# of Mags: 1
Receiver: Matte Black, Picatinny Rail
Features: Talo Special Edition
Rifling: 1-16 RH
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