10/22 help

[Niceguy]

I have a 30+ year old 10/22 with hundreds of thousands of rounds threw it probably and looking to bring a little bit of new life and youthfulness to it so to speak... Thinking about a barrel and maybe getting a little trigger work. Not looking to shoot any match grade ammo or anything just looking to get a little more accuracy out of it with mid grade bulk ammo (blazers, ect.). I have no misfire issues or anything, just looking to breath a little life back into it... I'm looking for opinions and advice on what mod's and parts are the best bang for my buck. Thanks ahead for any advice...

[Niceguy]

Thanks, that sounds like what I'm looking to do and spend on this one. I would eventually like to build a really cool looking, great shooting one down the road but want to tinker with this one a little now. A few hundred buck nail driver sounds great. I don't really care about the size, looks or weight of this one, just want it to shoot good so the 20" Adams sounds great. Thanks for the advice.

[guncrank1]

Hone the trigger, take it down a few pounds, very easy to do with a diamond hone set.

Get a bull barrel and a hogue stock. I reviewed some barrels below:

http://www.kentuckyarmoryclub.com/viewt ... f=23&t=130

Get a hogue overmold .920 stock. Look at putting between 150-300 in it and it will drive tacks.

If you hone too much I know a guy who can help you out

[Niceguy]

I'll probably trade you guns when your finished with my Challenger and just have you do that Claude. I'll give you a call tonight, I keep for getting to call back.