Quick Look

The Remington Nylon 10 is a lightweight, semi-automatic .22 LR rifle introduced in the 1960s featuring a durable nylon fiberglass stock. It combines ease of handling with reliable performance, popular among small game hunters and plinkers.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Lightweight fiberglass stock for easy carry
• Reliable semi-auto cycling with minimal recoil
• Resistant to weather and corrosion
• Accurate for small game and target shooting
• Classic vintage appeal among collectors

Key Variants

Remington Nylon 10-22

The standard model chambered in .22 LR, ideal for beginners and small-game hunters seeking lightweight design.

Remington Nylon 10 Magnum

A rarer variant chambered in .22 WMR offering higher velocity for increased range and stopping power.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington Nylon 10	Marlin Model 60	Ruger 10/22
MSRP	$250 (vintage value varies)	$250	$300
Capacity/Size	10-round tubular mag	14-round tubular mag	10/25-round rotary mag
Weight	Approximately 4.3 lbs	7.25 lbs	5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	Yes, with scope mounts	Yes, with rail
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Ultra-lightweight fiberglass stock	Classic design, easy to maintain	Highly customizable, aftermarket parts
Notable Con	Limited magazine capacity	Heavier weight	Slightly heavier and more complex

Best Use Cases

• Small game hunting
• Plinking and recreational shooting
• Beginner training rifle
• Lightweight carry for field use
• Vintage firearm collection

FAQs

Can I use modern .22 LR ammunition in the Remington Nylon 10?

Yes, the Nylon 10 reliably cycles standard velocity .22 LR rounds; high-velocity rounds may cause increased wear.

What is the capacity of the Remington Nylon 10 magazine?

It uses a tubular magazine with a fixed capacity of ten rounds of .22 LR ammunition.

How does the fiberglass stock benefit the Nylon 10?

The fiberglass stock reduces overall weight and offers superior durability against moisture and impact.