Ruger 10/22 Tactical Rifle build...ideas???

[dave009]

Hey all,

Been a long time since ive posted but slowly getting back into hunting again. Looking at a little ruger 10/22 but pretty keen on a arc angel chassis or something of the like so here are my following questions...

- Do you need a varmint barrel rifle for these chassis?
- What kind of aftermarket parts are available for these kind of chassis?
- Any dramas with making the humble little ruger tactical, accuracy issues etc??

Cheers guys and sorry if this has been done to death before too!
Dave

 

[TOP PREDATOR]

dave, you may get more convo in the rimfire section with this

but you don't need a varmint barrel with an archangel

with the pic rails, you can put just about anything & everything on it from sights to flashlights to cell phone holders.

no big dramas making the 10/22 anything, it's a very modular type of rifle that you can do most upgrades at home in the garage with simple tools (screwdriver, allen wrenches)

there's alot on the 10/22, you may want to hit the advanced search for 10/22 upgrades, triggers, stocks, etc. another stock that's interesting as far as tacticolling the $hit out of it is the ATI stuff. they have one there that has an AR style 6 position and folds too with a ton of rails to hang stuff off.

 

[dave009]

cheers mate, sh$t i have put this in the wrong section ooops thanks for that will have a better look over on the rimfire section!

Cheers!

 

[capttom1]

I have built 2 custom builds Ruger 10/22 action. I personaly think while the Arch Angel stock might have a cool look, it's not as practical for hunting. My 1st build utilized the Houge stock for oversized bull barrels. That build taught me alot of what not to do. I traded that build for alot of 7.62X39 making a small prophit. The 2nd build I still own today which utilizes a Bell & Carlson Varmint stock, and top end components to include Tactical solutions fluted barrel, X Ring reciever, and muzzle break. The Timney trigger group rounded out the equasion. Harris bipod, and Nikon P-22 BDC Scope. I can drop Prarrie Dogs at a 100 yards all day long. Granted the total buid cost is around $1400, which is pricy for a 22 set up, but it is state of the art. I am also using high end Eley ammo as well.

 

[BERTMAN77MK2]

Check out the TROY chassis for the 10/22 , and KIDD or Volq. Barrels

 

[Major]

I have the VLEH model with the 16.125" bull barrel and the Hogue stock. It's very heavy for such a small rifle, but it shoots really tight groups. If anything, I might change out the trigger, but I'm pretty satisfied with it as is.

 

[el gordo2]

I just finished cutting the barrel back/threading and adding a DYI shroud to my 10/22 in a Nordic chassis. It's a fun, quiet plinker for sure.