First 10/22 build

[RecoilSensitive]

Ok i have looked around and seen some different 10/22's i like

I was able to pick up a new synthetic stock 18" barrel 10/22 and a bunch or 25 rd mags for it.

now i want to start making it my own

I do not plan on making this an all out target gun (just not me really)

I do however want a pretty accurate gun that does will with paced fire as well

Here is what I am thinking

Trigger: trigger job done by the .22 guru
Stock: looking at hogue and a couple others a folding would be nice tho
Barrel: would not mind a bull but dont want to pay 275 for a tac sol but want it to be pretty light
Optics: looking at small red dots as well as 3x9 scopes still undecided right now. i think a lot of it will do with what stock i choose
Extras: what else KAC


let me know what you guys have used and seen I hope to start this project ASAP

[Jonwoos]

Green mountain barrels are a great bang for buck barrel.

Trigger could be done by you, not really that hard. I prefer power customs parts.

[etownguy]

the issue with any steel bull barrel is they are heavy! I have a Adams & Bennett 18" .920 barrel on mine. it groups amazingly, but it is heavy is hell. I am looking to switch it to a tactical solutions barrel soon. as a matter of fact I just had one in my shopping cart on Midway, but they do not have any promotion codes in effect at the moment.

[Jonwoos]

VQ, or mag research barrels are lite weight, accurate, but a little pricey

[Dead-OnSniperService]

Tacsol 16" fluted on my gun.....even with the fancy wood thumbhole stock on the gun its crazy light. And can knock a mite off a flys ass at 100yds.....this thread reminds me that I need to put some internal parts on my "tax refund wish list"

Sent with 650g at 3,044fps

[Niceguy]

the issue with any steel bull barrel is they are heavy! I have a Adams & Bennett 18" .920 barrel on mine. it groups amazingly, but it is heavy is hell. I am looking to switch it to a tactical solutions barrel soon. as a matter of fact I just had one in my shopping cart on Midway, but they do not have any promotion codes in effect at the moment.

Same with Butler Creek...Freaking heavy!

[Jonwoos]

Don't get a butler creek polymer barrel, they change POI with temp changes, or rapid fire

[Niceguy]

Don't get a butler creek polymer barrel, they change POI with temp changes, or rapid fire

I have a steel barrel and it shoots very nice for the price. Just to damn heavy. Pretty sure I'll be going Tactical Solutions or Volquartzen on my build.

[Jonwoos]

My lite weight build has a Butler creek soft touch stock, and a mag research carbon barrel. It is crazy lite, and accurate. It is my normal pack around 10/22

[Jonwoos]

BC steel barrels are good, I have a 20" fluted tri-port in SS. I like it.

[Dead-OnSniperService]

Ive thought very seriously about selling.my tacsol for.a.valq carbon fiber because of.the threading

Sent with 650g at 3,044fps

[Dead-OnSniperService]

Ive thought very seriously about selling.my tacsol for.a.valq carbon fiber because of.the threading

Sent with 650g at 3,044fps

[RecoilSensitive]

Ive thought very seriously about selling.my tacsol for.a.valq carbon fiber because of.the threading

Sent with 650g at 3,044fps

sell to me

[Toddstang]

I used this guy to do my bolt work: http://www.ct-precision.com/ruger10-22.html

My 10/22 can now shoot every type of ammo I throw at it with out any malfunctions, includung the crappy Remington brand 22 ammo.

[Frailer]

Hogue stock, VQ carbon fiber barrel, PA red dot.

Works for me.

[dbh]

Archangel stock, TS barrel, VQ trigger, Leupold scope and Outback IId

[Jonwoos]

I used this guy to do my bolt work: http://www.ct-precision.com/ruger10-22.html

My 10/22 can now shoot every type of ammo I throw at it with out any malfunctions, includung the crappy Remington brand 22 ammo.

Yep, they do awesome work, plus I know a few others that do also.