Description
The Ruger 10/22 Tactical W/I-Tac Stock, Folding Stock, 25 Rnd Mag is a purpose-built .22 LR carbine designed for high-volume training, small game harvesting, and home defense readiness. It combines the legendary reliability of the Ruger 10/22 action with a modern, adjustable tactical chassis and a folding stock for compact storage and rapid deployment. This configuration is drop-in ready, requiring no gunsmithing to achieve a capable and versatile rimfire platform.
Key Features
- Folding I-Tac Stock: Collapses for easy transport and storage in a vehicle safe or closet, then locks solidly into place for a stable shooting platform.
- 25-Round Magazine: Maximizes range time and minimizes reloads during drills—essential for practicing threat-response scenarios or controlling pest populations.
- Tactical Receiver Rail: Provides a rigid mounting surface for optics like a Vortex Crossfire or Sig Sauer Romeo5 red dot, letting you get on target fast.
- Enhanced Grip & Forend: Textured surfaces and an ergonomic pistol grip offer superior control, especially when wearing gloves in the field.
- Reliable 10/22 Action: Built on the time-tested, simple-to-maintain Ruger 10/22 rotary-bolt system known for its durability with standard and high-velocity ammunition.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | .22 Long Rifle |
| Barrel Length | 16.12 inches |
| Overall Length (Stock Extended) | 35.5 inches |
| Overall Length (Stock Folded) | 25.5 inches |
| Magazine Capacity | 25 Rounds (1 included) |
| Action | Semi-Automatic |
This rifle weighs in at approximately 5.5 pounds unloaded, making it easy to handle for shooters of all sizes during extended practice sessions. The cold hammer-forged barrel provides consistent accuracy, a feature you’ll appreciate when you need precise shot placement. At a price of $375.99, it represents a significant value for a fully configured tactical rimfire rifle. It’s available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide, with all firearm purchases requiring an FFL transfer.
Who This Rifle Is For
This isn’t a plinker you tuck away and forget. It’s for the Missouri landowner who needs a dependable tool for managing varmints around the property without breaking the bank on ammo. It’s for the responsible citizen building foundational defensive skills—when it comes to home defense, mastering fundamentals like sight picture, trigger control, and malfunction drills is critical, and doing so with affordable .22 LR is simply smart. It’s also for the prepper seeking a lightweight, high-capacity survival rifle that folds down to fit in a bug-out bag.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The low cost of .22 LR ammunition allows for extensive, realistic training. The folding mechanism is robust and adds genuine utility for storage and transport. Compatibility with the vast aftermarket universe of Ruger 10/22 parts—from triggers to barrels—means you can customize it endlessly. The included 25-round magazine feeds reliably and changes the entire dynamic of the platform.
Cons: As a rimfire, it lacks the terminal stopping power of a centerfire rifle for primary defensive use. The synthetic stock, while durable, doesn’t have the heft of aluminum chassis systems. Some purists may prefer the classic wood stock aesthetic, but that’s not the point here—this is a tool built for a practical purpose.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does this model come with iron sights?
A: No, it does not. The tactical receiver is drilled and tapped and includes a Picatinny rail for mounting your preferred optic or backup iron sights. This is a common setup for modern defensive rifles, pushing you toward using a red dot or low-power variable optic for faster target acquisition.
Q: Are other Ruger 10/22 magazines compatible?
A: Absolutely. It functions flawlessly with the standard Ruger 10-round rotary magazines, as well as aftermarket options from brands like BX-25 and Tactical Innovations. That said, the included 25-rounder gives you a serious capacity advantage right out of the gate.
Q: Is the folding stock sturdy enough for consistent accuracy?
A: Yes. When locked open, the stock provides a solid cheek weld and shoulder interface. There’s no noticeable wobble or play that would impact practical accuracy at typical .22 LR ranges. The lockup is positive, ensuring the rifle handles like a fixed-stock model when you’re ready to shoot.
Ready to add this high-capacity, adaptable training and utility rifle to your collection? Configure your order and select your local FFL for transfer on our product page.
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