Ruger 10/22's = Chinese Food (Edit; Range Repot)

[lone-wolf]

safety nuts, nice shooting hoyt

 

[hoytcanon]

What did that build set you back if you don't mind me asking?

Which one? The Original thread rifle or the pinkie?

 

[Wildey]

I was also curious about the cost for such a build. It is a nice looking rig.

 

[muckwa]

Both you and your kid's build is cool. I really enjoy seeing the builds you do Hoyt.
Cheers

 

[OldSavage]

Which one? The Original thread rifle or the pinkie?

The one in the original post. Your daughters rifle is cool don't get me wrong, just not my style really

 

[hoytcanon]

The one in the original post. Your daughters rifle is cool don't get me wrong, just not my style really

Here is the cost breakdown including tax and shipping;

DAR22 Receiver- $225
Dlask Bolt - $125
Dlask V-Block & pins- $35
RT Charging Handle - $65
Kidd Single Stage Trigger - $ 350
Kidd Ultralight Barrel. - $350
Boyd's Walnut Rimfire Hunter stock - $250
Leupold VX-1 4-12X40 - $400

Total = $1400 + scope
Grand total with optic = $1800

 

[dutchhunter]

I best not let my daughter see that pink gun she just passed her course sunday ,,lol going to cost me some cash ,,,lol ,,nice shooting and sweet rig ,Dutch

 

[dimeN]

I was thinking just the opposite, that i was diggin her rifle abit better ( cept i'd change the pink to black ..with a sorta salt n pepper laminate for the stock )

both good taste is firearms, forsure !

The one in the original post. Your daughters rifle is cool don't get me wrong, just not my style really

 

[triggerman42]

You sell used Chinese food?

 

[hoytcanon]

You sell used Chinese food?

You gotta roll with the metaphor...

 

[2tall2]

You gotta roll with the metaphor...

Spring roll or egg roll?

When I see the pics of your build it gets me thinking I should get a receiver and put the rest of my parts together.

 

[.22LRGUY]

Nice build Hoyt, about as good-looking/well built/appealing as a 10/22-ish gun could be in my opinion! Not much Ruger DNA in it of course, but a fine-looking...and fine shooting rifle. Boy, when you're dedicated to an idea...you go all in! An $1,800 budget opens-up allot of options.

Nice to see photos of your daughter enjoying the sport, she sure seems proud of that rifle. And rightly so. My own daughter (14 now) used to love shooting, some hunting...now? Starbucks. lol