While I love "tactical" firearms, I don't really get the appeal of these style stocks for a 10/22. I owned (and sold) a ruger SR22, while I will say it was a solid, well built, and very cool looking gun, it was completely impractical. All it did was add weight and bulk to a firearm that performs great without all that. I don't see what these aftermarket kits add as far as usefulness. IMO the most tactical Ruger 10/22 you can have is one with the factory lightweight synthetic stock, its light and slim, which makes it quick to handle and nimble. I can understand putting a thin folding stock or a pistol grip, but as far as these huge bulky stocks I don't get it.
Making a bench target rifle is another thing entirely however, or if you prefer a classic wood/laminate stock.
But that's just my opinion, great to see options on the market though!