10/22 aftermarket barrels

[Gman021]

So I just found out there is a hogue stock that looks like an HS precision stock for the 10/22 and I have to get it. I don't like the way it looks with a 16" barrel so...

I was wondering if it's possible to get a 20" or longer barrel. Do any companies make longer aftermarket barrels?

 

[jeffm]

Re: 10/22 aftermarket barrels

yes, try an internet search "20" 10/22 barrels"

 

[Gman021]

Re: 10/22 aftermarket barrels

I couldn't find anything at first but went on Midway and found some.

They're expensive though

 

[Gman021]

Re: 10/22 aftermarket barrels

And GMRiflebarrel.com

Anyone know if they make good barrels?

 

[thickstrings]

Re: 10/22 aftermarket barrels

Green mountain usually has a good product. They have made some clinkers also...just like most companies,unlike most companies, they will stand behind their product. They make up to a 28" barrel....what are you gonna do with the rifle? targets? hunting? Personally, I would'nt have a Hogue stock...but some love theirs.

 

[11B-B4]

Re: 10/22 aftermarket barrels

I've got an ER shaw thats threaded 16" I will sell for 85 shipped.

It goups .85" CTC at 75meters with SK+

That being said I think a kidd barrel is better in the long run, if you intend to run match ammo. The chambers are tight on kidd and wont run cheap brick stuff.

 

[TonyAngel]

Re: 10/22 aftermarket barrels

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That being said I think a kidd barrel is better in the long run, if you intend to run match ammo. The chambers are tight on kidd and wont run cheap brick stuff.</div></div>

I'll agree and disagree. I have a Kidded out 10/22. Barrel, bolt, trigger, etc. Although I did a bit of a unique bedding job on the stock allowing me to run the barrel completely free floated with no movement of the action in the stock, it's still sort of a thrown together rifle.

This 10/22 holds the record for the highest score shot at our local rimfire match shot by a 10/22 with a score of 7200 out of 7500. The match consists of shooting three ARA cards. I can't speak highly enough about the Kidd barrel considering it's cost of around $200.

I've shot everything from Federal bulk to CCI Blazer through this barrel and it eats everything, although I do stick with the Ruger rotary mags.

 

[11B-B4]

Re: 10/22 aftermarket barrels

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TonyAngel</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That being said I think a kidd barrel is better in the long run, if you intend to run match ammo. The chambers are tight on kidd and wont run cheap brick stuff.</div></div>

I'll agree and disagree. I have a Kidded out 10/22. Barrel, bolt, trigger, etc. Although I did a bit of a unique bedding job on the stock allowing me to run the barrel completely free floated with no movement of the action in the stock, it's still sort of a thrown together rifle.

This 10/22 holds the record for the highest score shot at our local rimfire match shot by a 10/22 with a score of 7200 out of 7500. The match consists of shooting three ARA cards. I can't speak highly enough about the Kidd barrel considering it's cost of around $200.

I've shot everything from Federal bulk to CCI Blazer through this barrel and it eats everything, although I do stick with the Ruger rotary mags. </div></div>

Do you have a stock extractor or a convex extractor? I use a factory extractor but will probably switch given my issues.