If anyone owns or shot one of the 10 shot 22lr revolvers give me there experience or thoughts on it thanks

Had a single 10 with fiber sites, one of the few guns i regret selling, very fun to shoot and accurate, trigger was smooth and light.

You dont see them on used market often, there reason for that

I have the single 6 with both the 22 and 22 mag cylinder,LINK  the one I have now is probably the 6th or 7th that I've had.... every time I think I don't really need that and can trade it on something, I find I still need one.  The 10 shot version is a great choice but you do loose the 22 mag cylinder option so its a trade off.  The down side to single action revolvers is that you have to eject each spent case one at a time. The up side is they last forever and will suffer much abuse without failure. Accuracy is quite good on these little Rugers and many a snake has lost its head to them. They are getting into a price range (new) that makes some of the other 22 handgun options a consideration. With the improvements in take down of the Mark 4 Ruger 22 Link those are also a fine choice. The SR22 also a great super reliable pistol Link
You cant go wrong with Ruger's 22 pistols.

Thanks for the replies so far guys but guess I should have specified the 10 shot double action I have a s&w 617 bought it about a year before Ruger came out with there’s and now a frank I are kicking around the idea of a Ruger 10 shot double action

Have one.  Works fine.  Like all Rugers overbuilt but it just keeps running.

Have the GP100 in 22 lr. I like it and the wife does too. Heavy and built like a tank. HIGHLY unlikely I will ever get rid of it.

I have both the GP100 10 shot 22 and a S&W 10 shit 617. The Ruger is larger and built sturdier than the S&W, but I shoot the 617 a little better because both trigger pulls are better. The 617 has better target sights, but I think the Ruger has better all around sites. I like both of them, a lot and have shot both a lot. Definitely keepers.

I have the 10 shot GP100. I use it for general revolver practice and to shoot bullseye matches. All mine needed was a trigger return and mainspring swap to bring the trigger weight down to a nice 3# single action. The seller included a Speed Beez speedloader kit which will get you hooked on that specific type of speed loader. It's a great gun and I doubt I'll ever sell it.