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Taypo wrote:

Given the lines at the counter some days, I imagine they'd have to hire more staff if they were walking everyone to the door but that's just a guess. I've never bought a handgun from them, so I don't know how they're handling that.

When I dealt with Cabelas recently, I took two pistols in, and was greeted at the door by a man who inspected them to verify unloaded, put an orange action lock in each and carried them to the department I was heading for.

I bought two pistols at Cabelas, and when the paperwork was completed, the cases were taped shut and I headed for the door. I opened the cases when I got to my car.

I have a 10/22 that I've had for 30 years which I am renewing my interest in. It is stock, other than a Volquartsen trigger. I've started thinking what I might do to make it better, more fun, and the possibilities are endless.

I suggest you spend some time over at Rimfire Central (rimfirecentral.com). There is more information, suggestions, ideas, etc, not only on 10/22s but all Rimfire models, and it will afford you many happy hours of fact finding, impression making, dreaming, almost overwhelming.

The biggest problem is figuring out exactly what you want to end up with.