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Tactical stock options for 10/22
- Thread starter EddieE
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Have you looked at https://www.pmacamfg.com/ ? Chassis that you can use AR-15 grips and stocks. I have one that I used to build a lightweight steel challlenge rifle with. Good quality and value.
For a traditional tactical style tactical stock there are a couple of nice options that aren't overly expensive:
McMillan even makes a version of their A5 for the 10/22
If instead you prefer something more like an AR-15, Nordic Components also makes a chassis that uses AR handguards, buffer tubes, and pistol grips:
https://nordiccomp.com/categories/ar22-3-piece-stock-kit-for-ruger-1022/
(I have one of these that may be for sale soon, as I've moved the action into a Victor Company stock)
And of course there are plenty of cheaper all plastic options on the market made by companies like archangel.
The Victor Company Titan 1022
The Magpul X-22 stock:
If you prefer more traditional materials both Boyds makes several styles of laminate stock, and Bell & Carlson offers a selection of synthetic stocks. McMillan even makes a version of their A5 for the 10/22
If you want an aluminum chassis there are a few smaller shops making them for the 10/22, in addition to PMACA:PDC Custom
Accurate Rifle Systems
McRees Precision
If instead you prefer something more like an AR-15, Nordic Components also makes a chassis that uses AR handguards, buffer tubes, and pistol grips:
https://nordiccomp.com/categories/ar22-3-piece-stock-kit-for-ruger-1022/
(I have one of these that may be for sale soon, as I've moved the action into a Victor Company stock)
And of course there are plenty of cheaper all plastic options on the market made by companies like archangel.
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Haven't tried the Titan yet but I plan on it. My next build is set up for the rear hold down that goes with the Titan. Anyway, i have the Mcree and love it. Went with a buffer tube, a Magpul CTR, and an MPA vertical grip. Had to improvise on mounting the grip but its solid now. Take this wth a grain of salt because I have almost no chassis experiece, but I love it. Feels like a real rifle, adjustable for the kids to get behind, and very solid. Actually had to do a little fitting in the mag well and V block area. Shoots great groups. Very pleased-Norcal911
The Titan is a great stock. I really like the look of the Accurate Rifle Systems chassis as well.
This is the PMACA with my Ruger Charger in it...
This is the PMACA with my Ruger Charger in it...
Accurate Rifle Systems makes one nice chassis for the 10/22. If I didn't have a Nordic Components chassis this would be on my 10/22.
Other company not mentioned here are Old Fort Arms https://oldfortarms.com/ and Crazy Ivan https://crazyivanllc.com/product/ruger-10-22-chassis/ they both have a chassises for the 10/22.
Wasn't Mcree doing an overhaul on their 10/22 chassis? I thought I had read that and saw pictures of them with different forends, but I don't see any mention of that on the website.
Help us KRG!
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Heard a while back they were adjusting for a kidd rear tang but not sure how that would work with where they have the level
Does anyone have experience with wait time after ordering a McMillan custom stock? The McM A5-22 looks like a possibe choice for a Kidd Supergrade.
However, I ordered a Manners TC4-Sako Quad and the wait time was 8.5 months. Another two months for Joe "The Stock Doc" to install a KMW Loggerhead ACP. The result was all one could want as along as they lived long enough.
However, I ordered a Manners TC4-Sako Quad and the wait time was 8.5 months. Another two months for Joe "The Stock Doc" to install a KMW Loggerhead ACP. The result was all one could want as along as they lived long enough.
The Victor Company Titan is what I have and I wouldn't trade it for any other stock/chassis on the market.
Does anyone know how the action is secured in this chassis? I tried to email the company a few days ago and havent heard anything back.
If you are referring to the Accurate Rifle Systems chassis it is secured via the standard 10/22 front takedown screw; and a second screw that angles (downward I believe based on the pictures I've seen) into the gap that is created between the rear of the receiver and trigger group. See the Lobster Media PRS Build on Rimfire Central for more pictures of the ARS chassis in the raw.
Jon from Accurate Rifle Systems posts in my FaceBook group from time to time. You might be able to reach him there...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/rimfiretactical/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/rimfiretactical/
He also answers facebook messages pretty quickly, seems like a great guy: https://www.facebook.com/accurate.rifle.systems
