10/22 photos - post 'em up here!
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Gria, I have a build similar to this started (well parts assembled at least), how did you attach the front sight block. Is it drilled and tapped?10/22 with Anschutz Sights
What type of stock is that? Ar-22 or Troy industries perhaps?The coolest picture I have when I still had a 10/22 that is
You have to upload them to a photo hosting site like photobucket or similar then copy and paste the img code to link it here. If im not mistaken there is a FAQ in the new member section???
There is a photo upload icon you can click when you hit "go advanced" but you still need the url from a photo hosting site
There is a photo upload icon you can click when you hit "go advanced" but you still need the url from a photo hosting site
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Sr22 all stock with dlask rail kit. It was a pig to carry around. I think it was 9 or 9.5 lbs. Sold it long ago and actually forgot I even owned it.
This was a completely unplanned build - I thought I had all the 10/22s I needed until I saw this nearly new 10/22 with Beechwood stock for a good price on the EE. Something about the Beechwood grain sucked me in. I had a 12.5" barrel left over from an SR-22 build that I quickly installed and found good deals on a lightly used VQ trigger and Leopold 2-7x scope on the EE and this is the result.
Thanks gcd, I wanted to create something very close to a stock "classic" 10/22 in appearance, but could not resist turning it into an "SBR". I love how light and compact it is, plus the feel, smell and look of the wood stock.
Here's my new 10-22, my first. I didn't build it, I bought it from another forum member about 24 hours ago, and apparently
he bought it much as it is now from another member.
It was quite a surprise that I ended up with a .22 as I was looking for an M-305. I got together with the boys on Saturday night
and talk turned to the 10-22. The idea took hold and after a trip to the Exchange Forum here I am!
It's got a lot of goodies although I haven't had it apart yet and haven't identified all the bits.
Nordic Components Chassis
Dlask forend rail on what I am assuming is a Dlask shroud
Dlask 12.5" Bull Barrel
Ace Stock
Side and lower fore-end rails
BUIS
Front Handstop
Tube Mount Sling Point
Fancy Red Trigger, Not sure if this indicates an upgraded trigger group, I'll find that out when I strip it.
Extended mag release with "TS" marked on it. (What's TS by the way, Tactical Specialties?)
And...a selection of mags.
There is also a fake compensator made out of Delrin.
It's a real cool little rifle but one thing that surprised me was the weight, 8.8 lbs.
Not being one to hang a bunch of stuff off my rifle (I'm an old C1 guy) I removed a few extra parts to strip a bit of weight.
The fake compensator went along with the side and lower rails and the handstop. That actually knocked off a pound making it 7.8lbs.
It also helped the balance and made the fore-end much more comfortable to hold.
I'm planning to add some of the weight back by adding a Muzzle Brake and a Red Dot.
The red trigger will be going too. (I know where it is, even if it's black!)
I also have an idea for a cover for the fore-end. (I'll post pics if it works out.)
Of course the HACS 2-day Gun Show is next weekend so we'll see what turns up.
Now I'm really looking forward to shooting this new toy!
Here's an As-Bought pic
and Here's an As-Is Now pic
he bought it much as it is now from another member.
It was quite a surprise that I ended up with a .22 as I was looking for an M-305. I got together with the boys on Saturday night
and talk turned to the 10-22. The idea took hold and after a trip to the Exchange Forum here I am!
It's got a lot of goodies although I haven't had it apart yet and haven't identified all the bits.
Nordic Components Chassis
Dlask forend rail on what I am assuming is a Dlask shroud
Dlask 12.5" Bull Barrel
Ace Stock
Side and lower fore-end rails
BUIS
Front Handstop
Tube Mount Sling Point
Fancy Red Trigger, Not sure if this indicates an upgraded trigger group, I'll find that out when I strip it.
Extended mag release with "TS" marked on it. (What's TS by the way, Tactical Specialties?)
And...a selection of mags.
There is also a fake compensator made out of Delrin.
It's a real cool little rifle but one thing that surprised me was the weight, 8.8 lbs.
Not being one to hang a bunch of stuff off my rifle (I'm an old C1 guy) I removed a few extra parts to strip a bit of weight.
The fake compensator went along with the side and lower rails and the handstop. That actually knocked off a pound making it 7.8lbs.
It also helped the balance and made the fore-end much more comfortable to hold.
I'm planning to add some of the weight back by adding a Muzzle Brake and a Red Dot.
The red trigger will be going too. (I know where it is, even if it's black!)
I also have an idea for a cover for the fore-end. (I'll post pics if it works out.)
Of course the HACS 2-day Gun Show is next weekend so we'll see what turns up.
Now I'm really looking forward to shooting this new toy!
Here's an As-Bought pic
and Here's an As-Is Now pic
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just got my first dlask build in:
-dlask black receiever with rail
-dlask stainless fluted 16" barrel with target chamber
-dlask bolt, pins, buffer, vblock, charging handle, 3 spring set
-dlask xb5 muzzle break (looks good and they claim i will notice added accuracy with it on. need to test that)
-kidd single stage trigger pack
-boyds evo stock
i also still have to put a mueller apt on it. just waiting for the rings to ship in. when i get a chance to go to the range and break it in i will hopefully do a full report.
-dlask black receiever with rail
-dlask stainless fluted 16" barrel with target chamber
-dlask bolt, pins, buffer, vblock, charging handle, 3 spring set
-dlask xb5 muzzle break (looks good and they claim i will notice added accuracy with it on. need to test that)
-kidd single stage trigger pack
-boyds evo stock
i also still have to put a mueller apt on it. just waiting for the rings to ship in. when i get a chance to go to the range and break it in i will hopefully do a full report.
and Here's an As-Is Now pic
That is beautiful. That's a spendy stock on there too! If you want to off load/trade the fake can (is it threaded?), pm me.
