r/1022

I’m ideally looking for a wood furniture stainless steel(can be blued as well not a huge deal) barrel 10/22 that is also threaded.

Basically looking to do minor upgrade like the trigger and maybe some other firing components and slap on a scope and call it a day.

Idk where I should start with the initial gun to buy I don’t mind spending a little bit of money to modify but I don’t know the best model or variation to start my journey with.

Good afternoon all,

I currently have an 18inch er Shaw match bull barrel on my 10-22. This barrel is extremely accurate but I am having issues with ammo feeding as the chamber is very tight. I’m looking to pick up a new barrel and I’m torn between the summit 16 inch carbon barrel and the factory Ruger 16 inch carbon barrel. I want something that’s accurate but reliability and feeding is my number one priority. Those of you running summit barrels what are your experiences? I run a variety of ammo and and don’t want that to be another feeding issue with summit. Any advice is welcome. Thanks.

Hey folks, looking for chassis recommendations that have factory full length ARCA rails, besides MDT.

I am currently in the process of rebuilding my old faithful 10/22 with a Kidd straight bull barrel, and hoping to get a chassis that will fit the new setup for NRL22. The arca compatibility is for bipods and tripod usability.

Thanks in advance!

Hello All! Just jumped into the ruger 10/22 platform and bought my very first rifle of my own! (Not super new to guns- got a lot of gun freaks and range fiends around me but just never really got one of my own) I fell in love with the rifle after watching this video (https://youtube.com/shorts/aVZ\_P2lj8dg?is=KhsDR5cHRQOOTNpH) and wanted a build just like it! And what do you know after state legislature changed- surpressors losing that tax stamp- I jumped and bought my first 10/22!

The thing is- I also wanted the same fire rate and looked for a few options and eventually landed on the Mars FRT and the Franklin armory Binary. Now I should mention that this rifle is really just a range toy, I have no real need for it besides want, but I kind of wanted to hear what the consensus is with people here would think is a better option for me? I love the fire rate that I see in the mars and having that in a rifle is pretty cool, but in the back of my mind I just have the fact that the Franklin has an actual selector switch would make it a tad more safer or at least offer me a little more control. What do yall think?

Also a bit more info for some arguments I imagine popping up.

1. I understand a a TX22 can be FRT’d for basically free, I just simply like the idea of a rifle rather than a pistol for now but maybe much later on I’d consider it.

2. I could probably find an FRT on a different rifle that offers both a selector switch and the fire rate I lust over- to that I say that .22 is ridiculously cheap (comparatively) and something I can afford to magdump and the 10/22 is already ordered 😭.

3. Mars triggers can be finicky- yes I might not be able to install that myself so I might just throw the bits at a gunsmith and have them figure it out

4. I found both around the same price so I wouldn’t worry about that

And personally as an aside… what integrally surpressed barrel do yall recommend?

I’m installing a new barrel on my 10/22 is there anything I need to check when installing it as not have any issues? Like a go/no go gauge for a .22?

I’m doing a Form 1 for my 10” 10/22 Charger. It would fit perfect in the standard wood stock with a trim at the barrel band (I want only a tiny bit of barrel sticking out to thread my can on). How does the length of the Hogue overmold stock compare to the standard wood stock up front? I can’t find a measurement from magazine or a picture with both stocks side by side.