That was the intent. It will work with any type of barrel. Installation is so easy even an Albertian should be able to figure it out.
NEA 10/22 Chassis system
- Thread starter Charles Martel
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That was the intent. It will work with any type of barrel. Installation is so easy even an Albertian should be able to figure it out.
That looks excellent. How long is the rail?
I like the lower stock position over the SR22 location. You don't need stupid-high rings and optics with built-in mounts (like the FastFire or TRS-25) will work like they're supposed to.
I like the lower stock position over the SR22 location. You don't need stupid-high rings and optics with built-in mounts (like the FastFire or TRS-25) will work like they're supposed to.
considering quite a few guys already have 10/22's and AR parts kicking around, kinda changes the math, which by the way based on your sub total is $670. I think you should focus more on your school studies and leave prouct development to somebody else.
hahahahah, wow. im the retard today.
As for the anodize, its run in a tank with Colt Canada's product and it would be a headache to try and darken it
I will let the guys testing them post up their opinions and range reports.
- Location
- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
It is just a chassis that clamps over the existing 10/22! It will have little to no change in the accuracy of your existing gun! The only benefit might be free floating the barrel, but if you have a longer bull barrel you may have other issues with the cheap aluminum receivers nowadays. Reason the factory SR22 comes with a bushing in the hand guard to support the barrel.
- Location
- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
I agree! When you can have an archangel kit, or a Tapco for under $200, or just buy a SR22! There is a reason Fabsports still has lots of Nordic chassis in stock!
Again this is just a game of dress up so why blow the bank to make it look cool! I put my money in the barrel and trigger, and went cheap on the outfit!
Just like with the ladies it's what's under the clothes that counts!
I like that idea. Give some competition to Volquartsen, Dlask or any other company that make aftermarket receivers for the 10/22 platform. You could lighten the load a bit if it was all in one. Just drop in all your favorite internals and your off to the races.
Why would I spend $500+ on an SR22 when I already have a 10/22 with a 12" barrel and a box full of AR parts?
This is a much more economical and attractive alternative (for me) than buying a factory rifle or putting a Tapco stock on.
- Location
- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
Then there is already a Nordic kit out there for you! All Im saying is this is nothing new, and there is already alot of options available!
The Nordic is butt-ugly and $20 more expensive. You also end up with a big gap between the receiver rail and the handguard rail.
The nordic/sr22 doesn't solidly mount the forearm.
That makes open sights, lasers, etc. useless except for looks.
The archangel is plastic, the forearm flexes around and aligns poorly with the barrel.
They also feel and look kind of cheesy in person. Hitting them with some flat black paint helps a bit...
The tapco's are okay, but you can't use ar forearms, and are limited for stocks and grips. They're also kind of ugly !
Nea's chassis properly aligns standard ar forearm top rails for a monolithic look.
I've got one on the way to replace my nordic chassis.
I'll post up some pics and some comments when it shows up.
That makes open sights, lasers, etc. useless except for looks.
The archangel is plastic, the forearm flexes around and aligns poorly with the barrel.
They also feel and look kind of cheesy in person. Hitting them with some flat black paint helps a bit...
The tapco's are okay, but you can't use ar forearms, and are limited for stocks and grips. They're also kind of ugly !
Nea's chassis properly aligns standard ar forearm top rails for a monolithic look.
I've got one on the way to replace my nordic chassis.
I'll post up some pics and some comments when it shows up.
Here she is all finished up.
Will the top rail of the FF Tube, from any manufacturer line up properly? Or is there a specific brand one should look for?
