M246 saw 10/22

[zombieprepping]

Hey folks! Just stumbled across another 10/22 stock that seems to have been missed by most of us following SHOT2014. Well... missed by me at least! The company is called Hypergat out of Montrose, Colorado. The 12 pound M246 stock is composed of metal and polymer and retails for $599USD

Ibanez, R. M249 SAW 10/22 Kit and Hypergat Trigger System. 2014. Photograph. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/Print.

 

[ptemin]

would this be legal here because i loved my c9 in the military and this would be the second best thing to the real deal

 

[zombieprepping]

The stock should be, they make a trigger assist that they promote with it as well but I would say that is a safe no.

 

[ptemin]

so if i had a buddy in the us that i shipped it to told him to remove that stupid little part then all would be good you think

 

[zombieprepping]

That would be my assumption, as far as I know only bullpup stocks are prohibited. I would send an email to IRUNGUNS, they're quick to reply and should be able to give you accurate information on importing.

 

[Slowbalt]

And when you do, let us know

 

[ptemin]

I have emailed them and they said they cant because of the stupid little full auto part. I sent them a new email asking if they could remove said part at their US location no word back yet.

 

[Dr.Lector]

Just stumbled across another 10/22 stock that seems to have been missed by most of us following SHOT2014. Well... missed by me at least!

Bwahahaha... It was "missed" by all because it has lost its novelty about 6-7 years ago.
Search the web to see when it came on the market.



Like many other look-alike stocks, like Krinker, G-36, SR-22, Underfold, etc,
the fit of the gun in the stock is awfull. It is nothing else than an expensive gimmicky pos.

 

[redddogg69]

Would be way cooler with fabric belts of say 200 as opposed to the banana mag.

 

[Blastattack]

Would be way cooler with fabric belts of say 200 as opposed to the banana mag.

That it wouldn't be a 10/22 stock would it? Lakefield used to make belt-fed .22s, but they have unfortunately closed down.

 

[redddogg69]

That it wouldn't be a 10/22 stock would it? Lakefield used to make belt-fed .22s, but they have unfortunately closed down.

I am aware of the lakefields. You saying that wouldn't be cool? Who said it had to be a 10/22. I just said it would be cooler.

 

[Blastattack]

I am aware of the lakefields. You saying that wouldn't be cool? Who said it had to be a 10/22. I just said it would be cooler.

I'm not saying it wouldn't be cooler. I'm just saying it would no longer be a dress-up kit for your 10/22 and would have to be a completely brand new firearm. I would love a belt-fed .22, preferably a scaled version of an M2.

 

[redddogg69]

I'm not saying it wouldn't be cooler. I'm just saying it would no longer be a dress-up kit for your 10/22 and would have to be a completely brand new firearm. I would love a belt-fed .22, preferably a scaled version of an M2.

I hear ya. Even a saw magazine box to hide the 10/22 mag would be an improvement.