10/22 frame / action only

[Brocolt]

Does anyone in Kanada sell a custom 10/22 frame/ action :?: I was thinking if I was to start a second build for a 10/22 why buy a retail gun then end up selling all the parts because I don't need all this junk. It's a waste of cash. I'm finding that with buying a barrel, stock, custom trigger group, why buy the whole gun....

 

[j-man]

Ditto to that. The more pics I see, the more I want to grab a 10/22 and take it from practical to tactical. But I agree, it's a huge waste of dough to have to gut a rifle only to spend more on a second stock, barrel, internals, etc.

Am I stuck buying a complete rifle?

 

[canucklehead]

Yes - you're stuck buying a new rifle.

Volquartsen used to (or maybe still does) make CNC receivers, but you'd have to import them, and it would end up costing WAAAAY more than just a bare bones 10/22 anyway.

You COULD buy the 10/22T and be half way there... as long as you're not looking to build a 'tac' model.

 

[pitdogboy]

EE guys...I just sold one

 

[Wham-O]

EE guys...I just sold one

Ya....and I wanted it!

 

[Brocolt]

Duh!

 

[tjhaile]

I would recommend trying to find a used 10/22 to save on the cost of the donor gun. Besides, the new ones have a plastic trigger group.

 

[Brocolt]

for what things sell for on EE you could buy a new one for $279. I was thinking of selling my trigger group but if the new ones are plastic maybe I should keep mine. I was thinking of buying a Jerd or Kidd trigger group.

 

[haha49]

I would recommend trying to find a used 10/22 to save on the cost of the donor gun. Besides, the new ones have a plastic trigger group.

no complaints on it works fine for me... now the stock hammer means you have to get hammer bushins so thats another part to buy..

 

[tjhaile]

I'm sure the plastic trigger groups work OK, it's just that they look and feel cheap and nasty.

 

[Crusader]

I have the CNC plans to build 10/22 receivers but I legally can't do so until I get the licencing. I have considered it but I have too many other projects on the go to afford it.