Your opinions on 10/22 folding stocks
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I really like my underfolder.
The carbine is my plinker so I have gone unscoped with the Ruger irons and a TRS25 RD on a 45 degree mount. It works really well for mag dumps on rolling targets at 20-30 yards. It's a chin weld as opposed to a cheek weld with the red dot but I keep both eyes open and it's fast.
The cheekweld with the irons works fine.
With the stock collapsed it is very short and handy and yet you can still have a 25 round mag in it and open and close the stock.
I prefer the carbine with a 10 round Ruger mag in it as it is slimmer and easier to carry.
I still haven't decided on the final sling. I installed a stud in the back of the stock.
The stock is very solid and ridgid both open and closed. It's a keeper.
The carbine is my plinker so I have gone unscoped with the Ruger irons and a TRS25 RD on a 45 degree mount. It works really well for mag dumps on rolling targets at 20-30 yards. It's a chin weld as opposed to a cheek weld with the red dot but I keep both eyes open and it's fast.
The cheekweld with the irons works fine.
With the stock collapsed it is very short and handy and yet you can still have a 25 round mag in it and open and close the stock.
I prefer the carbine with a 10 round Ruger mag in it as it is slimmer and easier to carry.
I still haven't decided on the final sling. I installed a stud in the back of the stock.
The stock is very solid and ridgid both open and closed. It's a keeper.
I really like my underfolder.
The carbine is my plinker so I have gone unscoped with the Ruger irons and a TRS25 RD on a 45 degree mount. It works really well for mag dumps on rolling targets at 20-30 yards. It's a chin weld as opposed to a cheek weld with the red dot but I keep both eyes open and it's fast.
The cheekweld with the irons works fine.
With the stock collapsed it is very short and handy and yet you can still have a 25 round mag in it and open and close the stock.
I prefer the carbine with a 10 round Ruger mag in it as it is slimmer and easier to carry.
I still haven't decided on the final sling. I installed a stud in the back of the stock.
The stock is very solid and ridgid both open and closed. It's a keeper.
Nice setup!! We have been getting great feedback on these stocks, especially the takedown versions. We have them all in stock, HERE.
They are rock solid when opened! Use the angled for iron sights, the angle is the same as the factory stock. We use the straight for scopes.
Ok can the grip be changed for an AK pistol grip? On the site it says some can but others don't mention it. I would probably be getting the angled non takedown version sometime soon *nevermind just looked at the manufacturers site, got my answer
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wayupnorth
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Ive has the side folding Butler Creek on my stainless 10/22 since the early 90's and have never had a problem with it.
solid as a rock!
solid as a rock!
I'm curious, what is your OAL with that carbine model in that stock?
Awesome! Now I am getting evil ideas of how to get my wife mad at me...again...
