Critique and comment on our Ruger 10/22 stock (goes into prototypeing this week!)
- Thread starter Bender_Unit
- Start date
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- Estimated retail price $295
- And most importantly: CANADIAN MADE
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We also have an M14 stock in the works under the same design philosophy...
Would those M14 stocks be close to the same price as the 10/22 stocks?
When could we expect them for sale?
Sorry, what i meant to say is that 6.5" is the max for the bottom rail on the stock as is. There is no constraint on the overall length other than cost.
Ok, I'll re-work the sliding stock when i have some time, for ozzy as well.
ozzy said:
That is a great looking rifle. a "triagular-ish" stock will add a bit more complexity to the project that I'd like at this time (complexity=$$)
Not quite the same price... but the same ballpark, and i know for sure they will be well below the competition. I will be tackling that stock after I bring the 10/22 one to a prototype I, and most people, are happy with. I'm figuring out lots of little tricks along the way with this 10/22 stock, which will just make the m14 stock a better product by the time its ready hopefully
Thank you everyone for the input!
Thanks!
+1 for the sliding stock for me too (with the option of using AR stocks as well)
+ a forend with a length of 8" (measured from the front of the magwell to the front of the forend).
I'll definitely keep the sliding stock on the burner.
The forend is 8-1/16" from the front of the magwell to the front of the forend.
mill is down until tomorrow afternoon (just when i was starting to get something done
, but come hell or high water I will get some machining done by the end of the weekend, hahaFINAL VERSION for prototyping:
Specs:
-Stock length (minus ar buttstock) 16.6"
-Stock Width: 1.75"
-Upper rail: 15"
-Bottom rail Lenght: 7"
-Minimum barrel length for non-restricted: 11" (with ar buttstock collapsed, 7.75" typ.)
-AR grips, AR buttstock
-Assembly/Dissasembly to retrive 10/22 action/barrel, 6 hex cap screws (all the same size)
-Sliding stock to come at a later date!
11" Heavy Barrel
Factory 18.5" barrel:
Specs:
-Stock length (minus ar buttstock) 16.6"
-Stock Width: 1.75"
-Upper rail: 15"
-Bottom rail Lenght: 7"
-Minimum barrel length for non-restricted: 11" (with ar buttstock collapsed, 7.75" typ.)
-AR grips, AR buttstock
-Assembly/Dissasembly to retrive 10/22 action/barrel, 6 hex cap screws (all the same size)
-Sliding stock to come at a later date!
11" Heavy Barrel
Factory 18.5" barrel:
This looks too much like the evolution style. I had one and wasnt to fond of it and resold it. If this is it,I would have to take a real hard look at it before i buy one. I do like the look of having the top of receiver covered top with the full rail.
I still like this prototype that hasnt been made yet, was hoping you would look at it bender.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2708083&postcount=68
I still like this prototype that hasnt been made yet, was hoping you would look at it bender.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2708083&postcount=68
FINAL VERSION for prototyping:
This is very nice indeed... I like the overall look of it, very clean and simple (I think this should be your basic production model).
Often times putting too much sh*t on something is like not putting enough... it just makes it feel/look wrong. I would definitely be interested in this little guy if he were available, lol... Adding a collapsible stock (either the one you had or an aftermarket) would make it into the perfect camp/hiking/SHTF rifle too, which is always a big plus.
Congratulations on all your efforts... I bet the real thing's gonna look even better than the CG model.
Hey Ozzy,
Im still working on the re-worked sliding stock model, dont worry, its still on the drawing board for sure. Time is getting tighter though, i still got a manufacturing operation to run haha
.That model is very sharp, but at this point I'm looking to take the current design into reality, and that's going to be the focus for the next bit. Getting a prototype, ANY prototype done will be a key indicator of the feasibility of manufacturing ANY stocks, regardless of design. I can create models all day long, but bringing them to reality at a competitive price point is a whole different world and often takes compromise.
Thank you for the input! Im working on the sliding stock right now...
This is very nice indeed... I like the overall look of it, very clean and simple (I think this should be your basic production model).
Often times putting too much sh*t on something is like not putting enough... it just makes it feel/look wrong. I would definitely be interested in this little guy if he were available, lol... Adding a collapsible stock (either the one you had or an aftermarket) would make it into the perfect camp/hiking/SHTF rifle too, which is always a big plus.
Congratulations on all your efforts... I bet the real thing's gonna look even better than the CG model.
Excellent !
Thanks! I appreciate the input.
Here you (and the rest that wanted to see the sliding stock return) go:
Slightly restricted...
edit: haha, i guess theres gonna have to be a slider stop earlier so you can get your hand on the grip....
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ah yes, i actually changed the profile when i programmed it. I just havnt changed the model. It will match.
Edit: There's actually a lot of cleanup in the programming...
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FINAL VERSION for prototyping:
Specs:
-Stock length (minus ar buttstock) 16.6"
-Stock Width: 1.75"
-Upper rail: 15"
-Bottom rail Lenght: 7"
-Minimum barrel length for non-restricted: 11" (with ar buttstock collapsed, 7.75" typ.)
-AR grips, AR buttstock
-Assembly/Dissasembly to retrive 10/22 action/barrel, 6 hex cap screws (all the same size)
-Sliding stock to come at a later date!
11" Heavy Barrel
add rails on each side of the handguard and i am buying one!!
i was looking for a rifle that i could build to looks like my paintball marker!
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