I need a TUF .22 Review!

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For the guys and gals that already have the Dlask TUF .22s, what's your honest thoughts and reviews on them? Are they worth the money? Do they shoot and feed the 25 round mags reliably with cheap and good quality ammo? Are they accurate (1/2" 5 shot groups at 50 yards with good ammo)?

And finally, for the guys who have built them, would you recommend buying the receiver and swapping over factory 10/22 bolts, triggers and stock and using an after market barrel? Or just buying a pre-assembled TUF?

Thanks for the input CGN!!
 
I am very pleased with mine. Sits at about 6 lbs unloaded with scope with the Kidd ultralight barrel. Really like the overall feel of the rifle including the Hogue stock. Here's a photo of my ammo test at 100 yds. Shoots CCI SV quite well, but it really likes the Eley biathlon. Dots are 1" diameter.

The 25 round mags are very finicky to load from the clips (it still works if you do it right), but if you load them one at a time they feed reliably.

I just asked Dlask to build mine since it didn't seem like i would save much money building my own.


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I am happy with mine as well . I installed a Dlask barrel and compensator, the larger Dlask charging handle and a BX-25 trigger. I don't have any of their 25 round mags so I am not sure how well they work.
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I have heard nothing but good things about them. I already have a few 10/22s but they are all "tacticool" rigs just meant for general plinking. When funds permit I intend to get myself a precision rig based on the TUF-22 receiver. And judging from the quality of other Dlask Arms products I have, I'm confident I won't be disappointed.
 
BenchrestJohn said:
I have one and its awesome, get the whole package, I'd recommend to go with Kidd 2 stage trigger.
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Sadly, Dlask is no longer importing KIDD parts, so there will no longer be any KIDD triggers or other products available..... My brother has a single stage kidd in his done up 10/22 and it's amazing, I can only imagine the two stage is even better.
 
I just got a Tuf-22 flat top built minus a BX trigger I already had. The quality is very good. I can’t speak to the accuracy yet because my only outing to the range had 60+ km gusts so I just tested it for function. 250 rounds of CCI Tactical in about an hour without a hiccup.


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HunterSon said:
I just got a Tuf-22 flat top built minus a BX trigger I already had. The quality is very good. I can’t speak to the accuracy yet because my only outing to the range had 60+ km gusts so I just tested it for function. 250 rounds of CCI Tactical in about an hour without a hiccup.
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May I ask what one like yours would run (minus the scope and rings)? Nice looking setup!
 
lacroian said:
May I ask what one like yours would run (minus the scope and rings)? Nice looking setup!
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About 1k before tax, a small discount because I didn’t need a trigger assembly and a little more for the fluted barrel and comp. The Magpul stock is quit a bit more than the Hogue stock. That is still less than Ruger’s new custom shop 10/22, and I am willing to bet it tops it in quality and function. The bolt feels like is is riding on bearings. Their standard build with a hogue stock is $750. Comparing it to the Ruger 50th Anniversary Contest Stainless 10/22 ($600) I had, the Dlask Tuf-22 is a bargain.
 
HunterSon said:
About 1k before tax, a small discount because I didn’t need a trigger assembly and a little more for the fluted barrel and comp. The Magpul stock is quit a bit more than the Hogue stock. That is still less than Ruger’s new custom shop 10/22, and I am willing to bet it tops it in quality and function. The bolt feels like is is riding on bearings. Their standard build with a hogue stock is $750. Comparing it to the Ruger 50th Anniversary Contest Stainless 10/22 ($600) I had, the Dlask Tuf-22 is a bargain.
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Awsome thanks, I think this will be my next .22
 
BenchrestJohn said:
I have one and its awesome, get the whole package, I'd recommend to go with Kidd 2 stage trigger.
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Strong second on your recommendations BenchrestJohn. I have both single and two stage Kidd triggers and theyre THE DEAL! I have bought every Dlask part available and no regrets on any of it.
 
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