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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:21:32 PM EST
[#1]
Kidd, just spec out a complete rifle.Kidd 10/22
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:24:42 PM EST
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i don't know about being more precise....but i just built one out with a Faxon pencil profile barrel (that had to be thermal fit) and the BX trigger in the Magpul MOE X-22 stock with a 1X Primary Arms prism scope....based on previous experience I would consider it to be more accurate than an off the shelf 10/22 and still really lightweight
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:25:24 PM EST
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Precision and take-down, while not necessarily mutually exclusive, will be a challenge.
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:25:49 PM EST
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Thank you. I did not specify a budget on purpose, but after looking at the Kidd prices, I think I'd have a hard time justifying >$1k to myself.
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:29:35 PM EST
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I bought one a few months ago and am very pleased with the accuracy. I’ve had multiple 5 shot groups in the 0.3” range @50 with Norma match, SK rifle match, and Lapua LR. It’ll average less than 0.5” @ 50 with the above ammo. CCI Std and Tac 22 are more like 0.6-0.7”. I shot a 10 round group suppressed at 100 this morning with Lapua LR. 9 went into 0.9” and one flyer opened it up to 1.4”. Definitely an ammo issue as the round went supersonic. For $350, I'm happy!  Untitled by Adam C, on Flickr" />Norma match @ 50  Untitled by Adam C, on Flickr" />Sk rifle match @ 50  Untitled by Adam C, on Flickr" />
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:31:50 PM EST
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Volquartsen trigger, Kidd barrel, magpul stock. Hux .22ti can. Had it out squirrel hunting this morning. Probably a lot heavier than what you want.
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:32:48 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Thank you. I did not specify a budget on purpose, but after looking at the Kidd prices, I think I'd have a hard time justifying >$1k to myself. Its easy to do if building one. I wanted lighter weight and precision. TacSol receiver $550 Volquartzen CF barrel $250 Kidd single stage trigger w/ext mag release $325 KRG chassis $375 More spend than I'd anticipated, but its light enough and it shoots bugholes. |
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:38:51 PM EST
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Check out Bergara BXR, they come in steel or carbon barreled versions. I have not shot one personally, but I have handled a few and they are very nice. They fix everything I like to change on a 10/22 (like the stock and barrel), without being ridiculously expensive.
If I had to buy instead of building, I would consider one. But personally, I like building so I tend to go that route. Most of my 10/22s have started as basic carbine models. I do have one built on a Brownells receiver and bolt. It shoots very well. |
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:46:52 PM EST
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Cz provarmint. 16.5 barrel. suppressor ready. you can find them for $650.00
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:47:58 PM EST
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 Ruger bought in a pawnshop, $92 Brimstone tier two trigger workup. $79 Feddersen 16.5 threaded, fluted bull barrel. $170 Raptor stock $75 ebay Unertl Hawk 4x scope ebay $85 Kidd mag release $18.50 CPC bolt squaring, extrtor pinning and jeweling $50 Total cost $569.50 That was my price for all the parts some new some used. I put this together 5 years ago, prices have changed thanks bidenomics. Rimfire central always has stocks on the cheap. |
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Posted: 9/14/2024 3:58:13 PM EST
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Posted: 9/14/2024 4:38:57 PM EST
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Quote HistoryHe doesn’t want to spend money on a Kidd, so JP’s likely out of the question too. Besides, a Kidd super grade will outshoot it all day. |
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Posted: 9/14/2024 4:46:02 PM EST
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Model 11113 Talo tactical since it had a threaded barrel. Took the action out or the silly ATI stock and put it in a standard Hogue overmolded unit. Put on a Sniper Brand 4-16x50 scope. Yeah I know the scope is overkill but who gives a shit, I can see tacks at ridiculous distances.
Added a Kidd trigger kit too. All in about $600 ish. around 6 years ago. Traded for the rifle $300 cost of my side of the trade. Got $85 for the ATI stock=cost of the Hogue OM. Scope was $100 nib at a gun show. Kidd trigger was $120 iirc. Bought everything within a month or so, it all just came together once I decided I wanted a 10/22 again back then. It really likes CCI of any flavor, Remington Yellow Jacket, Aguilar. It's not very picky about ammo, which I appreciate. Targets are usually Necco wafers at 50 yards, and Nilla wafers at 75 yards. A suppressor is coming before too long. It's one of my favorite guns to shoot. I call it "the grin reaper"  Get creative, take your time, and shop around. I got exactly what I wanted without spending boutique gun money, |
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Posted: 9/15/2024 4:12:19 PM EST
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Thank you, gentlemen. Great information for me to consider.
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Posted: 9/15/2024 4:33:36 PM EST
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Quoted: The criteria are simple: (1) more precise than base models, (2) 16.1" barrel, and (3) preferably <5lbs, but definitely <6lbs. What would you recommend? The closest one I have so far is the model 21133. It is 5.3lbs, but I think I like the idea of a takedown model. Not sure to what extent taking it down affects accuracy, so I would appreciate any thoughts on that. Under 5 lbs, but it will cost ya. 
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Posted: 9/15/2024 5:21:52 PM EST
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Posted: 9/15/2024 5:23:41 PM EST
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precise and take down do not compute
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Posted: 9/15/2024 5:23:58 PM EST
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Posted: 9/15/2024 5:33:49 PM EST
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Posted: 9/15/2024 5:37:10 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Cz provarmint. 16.5 barrel. suppressor ready. you can find them for $650.00 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/326114/457ProVarmintSuppressorReady-1-3322293.png OP asks for what is a semi and you post a bolt action. 
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Posted: 9/15/2024 5:44:13 PM EST
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I have two 10/22’s. If I was in the market for a new rimfire rifle, I would look at the Winchester Wildcat. Takes 10/22 mags. Seems well liked.
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Posted: 9/15/2024 5:57:27 PM EST
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Brownells makes a clone that's pretty nice.
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Posted: 9/15/2024 5:58:35 PM EST
[#23]
Find a TC22
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Posted: 9/15/2024 6:04:53 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Check out Bergara BXR, they come in steel or carbon barreled versions. I have not shot one personally, but I have handled a few and they are very nice. They fix everything I like to change on a 10/22 (like the stock and barrel), without being ridiculously expensive. If I had to buy instead of building, I would consider one. But personally, I like building so I tend to go that route. Most of my 10/22s have started as basic carbine models. I do have one built on a Brownells receiver and bolt. It shoots very well.  |
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Posted: 9/15/2024 6:09:45 PM EST
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Quote HistoryThis is you want a Ruger action, otherwise buy a used Marlin and slap a scope on it. Cheaper, lighter, more accurate. Yes, I've owned Riuger incuding a Target model with Volquartsen parts and the only thing the Ruger did better was the scope mount, which didn't make any real difference at the distances I was shooting or to the critters I shot. 
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Posted: 9/15/2024 6:24:16 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Volquartsen trigger, Kidd barrel, magpul stock. Hux .22ti can. Had it out squirrel hunting this morning. Probably a lot heavier than what you want. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/587392/IMG_2302_jpeg-3322282.JPG I did the opposite of you. Volquartsen barrel and a Kidd trigger with the magpul stock. It’s a heck of a shooter. If you look you can find similar guns on the used market for a little over half of what it cost to build one. A buddy got a Magnum Research 10/22 with a C More sight for $650 shortly after I put mine together. |
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Posted: 9/15/2024 6:25:48 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Volquartsen trigger, Kidd barrel, magpul stock. Hux .22ti can. Had it out squirrel hunting this morning. Probably a lot heavier than what you want. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/587392/IMG_2302_jpeg-3322282.JPG Scope? |
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Posted: 9/15/2024 8:45:56 PM EST
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Shot Appleseed with the middle one, without the can, did pretty good with it.
 Had to change the scope mount. 
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Posted: 9/15/2024 9:53:53 PM EST
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Why not the factory Takedown Lite? It's everything you want. https://ruger.com/products/1022Lite/specSheets/21152.html. You could buy a takedown receiver and build it with a lightweight barrel from Volquartsen/TacSol whoever. I like my Tacsol but I've never shot it on paper and only used it for steel which is a drastically different game compared to precision. Really depends on what you want.
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Posted: 9/15/2024 10:30:57 PM EST
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Start with a base 10/22 and throw away everything but the receiver, order up every VQ part available, then what VQ doesn't have Kidd will . After that order up a Lilja barrel , top it with a scope of your choice ( I used a Mueller) and slap it in a Fagen stock . Then when your done you can look at it and say " I should have just bought a built Kidd rifle and been money ahead" . After that sell it at a loss and buy a CZ 455 Precision trainer . Or atleast that's how I did it .
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Posted: 9/15/2024 11:27:25 PM EST
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This is relevant to my interests.
I'm digging the Grey Birch chassis. |
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Posted: 9/16/2024 1:36:23 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I have two 10/22’s. If I was in the market for a new rimfire rifle, I would look at the Winchester Wildcat. Takes 10/22 mags. Seems well liked. I sell a lot of those. Rebate just ended. Very lightweight b/c the receiver is plastic. Nice irons. |
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Posted: 9/16/2024 6:04:16 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Kidd, just spec out a complete rifle.Kidd 10/22 This. No matter what 'improvements' you make it will still be limited by the Ruger part. |
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Posted: 9/16/2024 7:03:12 AM EST
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I have a Volquartzen that is more accurate than any of my builds. All are accurate, but the Volquartzen shoots lasers. But most custom accurate barrels require match ammo at the minimum.
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