Floppy_D
Member In Memoriam
The 10/22 is a doll for boys. You get to dress it up different ways, and retain your masculinity.
A while back, I picked up an inexpensive, older 10/22 in good shape. I put all the Volquartsen guts in it, and got the trigger pull and take-up where I wanted it. Then, I decided it needed a stock and scope.
Exhibit A:
Sure, it shot well. Real well. But with that scope and the bipod, the effort was gone. I've been getting back into irons lately, and felt that I needed a good 22 to practice with. Time to play with dolls.
I wanted good sights, and found the Techsights 100. Poking around on that site, I saw that they made an M1 Carbine-type stock as well. Bingo!
Here's how it came out:
The stock fits very well, and I really like the sights. MUCH easier to carry around now, too. First clear day this week, I'll get a range trip in; report to follow.
Thoughts?
A while back, I picked up an inexpensive, older 10/22 in good shape. I put all the Volquartsen guts in it, and got the trigger pull and take-up where I wanted it. Then, I decided it needed a stock and scope.
Exhibit A:
Sure, it shot well. Real well. But with that scope and the bipod, the effort was gone. I've been getting back into irons lately, and felt that I needed a good 22 to practice with. Time to play with dolls.
I wanted good sights, and found the Techsights 100. Poking around on that site, I saw that they made an M1 Carbine-type stock as well. Bingo!
Here's how it came out:
The stock fits very well, and I really like the sights. MUCH easier to carry around now, too. First clear day this week, I'll get a range trip in; report to follow.
Thoughts?