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Posted: 11/2/2009 4:52:12 AM EDT
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Kindof backwards I know.
I bought a suppressed barrel for a 10/22 this weekend. I dont own, nor have I ever owned a 10/22. I want to build one up and am looking for advice. Originally I was going to go with a Anschutz style stock as I am a target rifle shooter but, I am thinking of something more traditional with maybe a target bent to it. I need an action and trigger group, along with the other parts. I would like any recommendations you can give me. |
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A suppressed barrel. Like a threaded barrel, bull barrel, or a barrel with a suppressor? Do you already have a receiver? Check this site out for stock ideas. I ordered my stock from them, great prices and fast shipping. http://www.shootersdiscount.com/cart/ Here is a link to some really good trigger groups. I have ordered from Gun Kings before as well. Free shipping and great customer service. http://www.gunkings.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=71_70&zenid=muttp5cgub449cnr7j946n6t93 |
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I really enjoy my stainless 10/22 T model but you can build one yourself that might be more accurate, etc. Me, I'd rather shoot than tinker.
If I were you I'd try to pick up a used 10/22 action at a gunshow or pawn shop and build one up yourself. Go to Rimfirecentral.com for inspiration, tips and tricks. |
| Lots of options out there, you're only limited by how much you want to spend. If you are just looking for mostly stock parts, you are probably better off buying a used 10/22 for a donor. It would be cheaper than buying the parts individually. Or you could just buy a new 10/22, and use everything except the stock and barrel. I bought one at Dick's Sporting Goods 2 weeks ago for $213 OTD. If you want, you can build using all aftermarket parts, (including the receiver if you want). This can get a bit pricey depending on the parts you use. No-Dak Spud is starting to make 10/22 receivers. They look very nice, and are more reasonably priced then some. |
I bought a used one for $100 but only needed the receiver. The barrel is a Tac sol threaded barrel. I installed VQ trigger, hammer, mag release and dropped the action into a McMillan stock. Topping off the whole thing is a Mueller APV in Leupold base and rings. I build the rifle as a host for the SWR Warlock suppressor attached to the end of the barrel. I also built the pistol at the same time to match the rifle. It started as a ruger 22/45 frame bought from GB and all the other parts assembled to make it a nice suppressor host as well.
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http://www.coolguyguns.com/
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+1 on kidd parts if you need a reciever check out tactical solutions x-ring reciever also kidd das a new threaded reciever he might be able to thread new barrel? Im not sure if they fixed the firing pin problem with the X-ring yet..... I would stick with KIDD until they do. JMO! 
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I like the NODAK reciever alot. I found the Kidd trigger group, which I like. So now I just need to find a resonable priced bolt.
I am torn on the stock. Still looking into the Bell and Carlson. But I am thinking about a straight stock ala a remingtom 700. I think I would need a v block as well. Am I missing any parts? |
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