Vince H

Oh, and it uses 10-22 rotary magazines.

So I want to see what the quality of this is.

It's CVA, so I'm not really holding out for anything crazy.

And whether or not this is better than Ruger's lineup of bolt-action .22s that take rotary magazines remains to be seen.

But I still find it interesting.

I like what they did with it.

It seems like they got everything that most modern people would want with a bolt action 22.

It uses a good magazine.

It comes threaded.

Like I think all of their versions are threaded.

So automatic suppressor host like for not a whole lot of money.

I bet they come in well under their MSRP.

I think CVA is one that's known for coming in well under their MSRP and

So this interests me.

I want to know how good that composite stock is, is really the question.

Because Ruger's plastic stocks are still kind of flimsy.

They do the job, but they're still kind of flimsy.

Some do.

Some don't.

Actually, I think the threaded versions don't, and the non-threaded versions do come with irons.