Here's my 10/22 (ees very naice!)
Only thing left to do is get a vq trigger and vq extractor, as well as some decent optics.
As far as optics go, I'm gonna get a good medium range scope, and some scope rings with little pic rails on em so I can pile a reflex sight on top for shorter ranges. I had a green laser mounted where the light is but it was bulky and I decided I don't like lasers as much as I like reflex sights and holographic sights.
The T6 stock is an amazing stock for the money. The plastic is very very tough, and fit is excellent. It makes the rifle feel much more solid than the original stock does. I'd recommend it to anyone.
As far as the barrel goes, I got the muzzle weighted Green Mountain barrel because I didn't want to butcher my stock in order to install a bull barrel (can't use upper pic rail with bbl either). I also got it in stainless because I like all weather durability. I haven't tested the accuracy yet but it's a whopping 22" of GM rifling so it should be pretty rad. Of note is the fact that the taper stops prior to exiting the stock and the non weighted part is still considerably thicker than the original dinky barrel. I was going to get the much shorter VQ muzzle weighted barrel but I didn't feel like spending twice the money. Besides I think it'd make the rifle look stubby.
Anyways here she is.
Only thing left to do is get a vq trigger and vq extractor, as well as some decent optics.
As far as optics go, I'm gonna get a good medium range scope, and some scope rings with little pic rails on em so I can pile a reflex sight on top for shorter ranges. I had a green laser mounted where the light is but it was bulky and I decided I don't like lasers as much as I like reflex sights and holographic sights.
The T6 stock is an amazing stock for the money. The plastic is very very tough, and fit is excellent. It makes the rifle feel much more solid than the original stock does. I'd recommend it to anyone.
As far as the barrel goes, I got the muzzle weighted Green Mountain barrel because I didn't want to butcher my stock in order to install a bull barrel (can't use upper pic rail with bbl either). I also got it in stainless because I like all weather durability. I haven't tested the accuracy yet but it's a whopping 22" of GM rifling so it should be pretty rad. Of note is the fact that the taper stops prior to exiting the stock and the non weighted part is still considerably thicker than the original dinky barrel. I was going to get the much shorter VQ muzzle weighted barrel but I didn't feel like spending twice the money. Besides I think it'd make the rifle look stubby.
Anyways here she is.
