School me on 10-22 builds

[BMCSean]

I'll give you $500 for it.

[MULEY4X4]

If I have a barrel and stock all I need is

Receiver
Trigger group
Bolt & charging handle
Mag well?
Barrel connector?

[Craizie]

I'll give you $500 for it.

I'd take $600 for it.

[motoman]

If I have a barrel and stock all I need is

Receiver
Trigger group
Bolt & charging handle
Mag well?
Barrel connector?

No magwell, no barrel connector. Charging handle should be attached to the bolt.

Unless you're doing a custom build, you're better off buying a 10/22 and upgrading from there.

[MULEY4X4]

No magwell, no barrel connector. Charging handle should be attached to the bolt.



Unless you're doing a custom build, you're better off buying a 10/22 and upgrading from there.

This is what he said he has

[KBScobravert]

Fuck the Hogue stock, they're giant pieces of shit. Look at the Victor Company Titan stock or the new Magpul 10/22 stock.

I think for the weight along with Tac Sol barrel, the Hogue is a good match. Like the one I bought from you...that I still have never shot. But the one I built my wife which is identical but green, is s great gun. It is no long range 1/4 moa but one heck of a minute of tin can shooter.

Nicer stocks have their place also.

I have an older model 10/22 with a metal trigger pack that I might put into a magpul stock for s little nicer of a gun.

You can never have too many 10/22 or .22lr rifles.

[Craizie]

I think for the weight along with Tac Sol barrel, the Hogue is a good match. Like the one I bought from you...that I still have never shot. But the one I built my wife which is identical but green, is s great gun. It is no long range 1/4 moa but one heck of a minute of tin can shooter.

Nicer stocks have their place also.

I have an older model 10/22 with a metal trigger pack that I might put into a magpul stock for s little nicer of a gun.

You can never have too many 10/22 or .22lr rifles.

The ruger american .22 is a great bolt gun if you already have a 10/22. Takes the same mags and is suppressor ready!

[motoman]

I think for the weight along with Tac Sol barrel, the Hogue is a good match. Like the one I bought from you...that I still have never shot. But the one I built my wife which is identical but green, is s great gun. It is now long range 1/4 moa but one heck of a minute if tin can shooter.

Nicer stocks have their place also.

I have an older model 10/22 with a metal trigger pack that I might put into a magpul stock for s little nicer of a gun.

You can never have too many 10/22 or .22lr rifles.

If someone is wanting a lighter weight stock, the Hogue isn't a bad option. I just don't care for the amount of flex in the stock. Is it a big deal to most people, probably not, and most probably won't notice a difference in how it shoots. If you're building a tack driver and want precision, there's definitely much better options out there.

You still haven't shot that? Lol, you've only had it 4 years now. I'm planning on starting a new 10/22 precision build in the next few months. Part of me really wants to see how accurate the Proof Research 10/22 barrels are but I'm not paying $850 for a barrel.

[BMCSean]

I'd take $600 for it.

Give me the details on it.

[Craizie]

Has VQ trigger group, VQ carbon fiber threaded barrel, BSA sweet. 22 scope, a bell and clarkson stock, and I was told VQ bolt, but the charging handle doesn't look correct and I've never opened it up. The receiver is a little scratched up, but everything else is 9/10.

It's a sweet shooting gun, you can pop the tacks off the paper after your done shooting.