10/22 build advice

[spyderchop]

Hello,
Doing my first non takedown 10/22 build and would like thoughts and advice on my parts list. This will be a crown land 100 to 150 yard plinker.

Got the barrel and reciver together was installed by Dlask by previous owner. Looks in great almost unused condition

Here is list of parts. Any advice or suggestion appreciated

Dar 22 receiver

Green mountain 16.5 inch bull barrel

Dlask micro diamond pattern bolt

Kidd single stage trigger set at 1.5 pounds from kidd

Kidd guide rod, spring and charging handle

Tuffer buffer

Auto bolt release

Ruger trigger pins

Hex bolt takedown screw

Also a Nikon prostaff rimfire ii 3-9x40

 

[Teac]

get the 2 stage trigger for a 150m gun

most other stuff doesnt matter

a kidd barrel would be better but for a plinker probably doesnt matter

 

[TheWhole9Yards]

Great build, will be very accurate. I recommend the Victor co Titan stock.

 

[spyderchop]

get the 2 stage trigger for a 150m gun

most other stuff doesnt matter

a kidd barrel would be better but for a plinker probably doesnt matter

I was debating 2 stage but ended up going single..only be bench gun sometimes

 

[spyderchop]

Great build, will be very accurate. I recommend the Victor co Titan stock.

I've narrowed lit down to blackhawk axiom or Boyd's evo

 

[Teac]

I was debating 2 stage but ended up going single..only be bench gun sometimes

really it comes down to preference. I like 2 stage triggers on everything

 

[spyderchop]

Yes your right. I'm definitely used to single stage...I did just pick up triggertech special 2 stage for my rem 700 but its in mail...will be first 2 stage I've owned

 

[markt]

I'd consider a more powerful scope as if you're on crown land, you might want to try your hand a longer distances. The Vortex Diamondback Tactical 6-24x50 FFP is a good option. The Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 FFP is another good option if you want more features. I went with the Strike Eagle and am quite happy with it.

Otherwise, it looks like a nice build.

 

[spyderchop]

I'd consider a more powerful scope as if you're on crown land, you might want to try your hand a longer distances. The Vortex Diamondback Tactical 6-24x50 FFP is a good option. The Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 FFP is another good option if you want more features. I went with the Strike Eagle and am quite happy with it.

Otherwise, it looks like a nice build.

Yes I definitely may try higher power at some point..dont think il be shoot more than 250/300 yards max with this 22

 

[spyderchop]

Gonna go with Boyd's evo

 

[markt]

Gonna go with Boyd's evo

Depending on the scope and the rings you choose, you may still need a cheek riser if the Boyd's Evo comb is still too low to get a proper cheek weld.

I would suggest a stock with a more conventional buttstock like their Pro Varmint.

 

[nagol]

Kidd bolt.
The radius on the back makes a big difference in cycling.

 

[ben777lemay]

I recommend aftermarket trigger pins over the factory loose pins

 

[spyderchop]

I will look into new trigger pins

 

[Longstud]

The Kidd tapped trigger pins are fantastic! Should be an awesome rig

 

[coleman1495]

I've narrowed lit down to blackhawk axiom or Boyd's evo

I’m not familiar with the Boyds Evo, but the Blackhawk Axxiom is decent. Very lightweight and functional. I did find the angle of the pistol grip a little odd though. It makes the trigger pull a little funny.

 

[ben777lemay]

I will look into new trigger pins

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...-22-power-custom-dbtac-upgrades-parts-UPDATED

 

[Poffels]

Boyd's Evo is great for offhand, but quite wobbly for bench shooting, Titan is light and works well for both.

 

[spyderchop]

Got new kidd trigger pins

 

[REKO]

Try the Kidd bolt with the dlask charging handle

Timney 2 stage trigger - it’s amazing

For stocks, get something with an adjustable lop and cheek weld. Boyd’s at-one or Magpul hunter x with a cheek riser kit ( red deer has them in Stock)

For an optic out to 150m, you may want to go to an 18x.