Gonna buy my first rifle.

and it's going to be big and bad and chambered in 22lr!

I also own a Savage MkII and it always was a great shooter. I spent about a hundred bucks on it, and still plink with it. 

Also saw this guy. Adjustable trigger, and accepts 10/22 magazines. http://www.ruger.com/products/americanRimfire/models.html

A 10/22 does not need all that tactical stuff stuck on it. A bare bones one will work just fine. The take down version is a great little backpack rifle. I'd honestly save the money and buy a normal one. The only advantage I can see of the first one posted is the barrel *may* be threaded to take a suppressor.

If you want to "bling" a 10/22 there are much better options than that tacticool one.

I have both the Remington M597 and a 10/22 carbine for a side-by-side comparison. The stock accuracy of the Remington is far superior as is balance and general feel of it. The mags are a weak point, but supposedly the newer versions are fine. The original plastic ones hated waxed ammo. Mine has a pretty awful trigger, by supposedly the newer bull-barreled version has a different system that's excellent. The whole idea behind the 597 was to be a shooter out of the box while the 10/22 was a bit more utilitarian and a growth platform. I suppose I should send mine in for the factory extractor and ejector modifications and see if they'll put in the new trigger system. I really love the Remington much more except for the reliability and trigger. The new ones are supposed to be good. Also, don't go with the tacticool version of the 10/22. If you want that, get a S&W M&P 22. 

I dunno the price difference where you live but here rhe take down 10/22 is cheaper than the 15-22.

Edited by Kayback - 25 December 2014 at 12:54am

So Emo I was using handstops befor it was cool. I don't use it as a vertical grip so removed excess

Cabelas has the takedown listed as $370 which is about $100 more than a regular 10/22.  The 15/22 is on sale right now for $500.