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Starting out with some Norma, or Federal bulk, but I have some Lapua “L” I want to try also.
This whole project started out with me buying my 11 year old grandson one of the stainless 10/22 Takedowns. We were having.contests that included at least one reload.
With me using a Marlin 39, he was always kicking my butt, now I’m looking forward to evening things up a little 😀.

It is a nice gun. As soon as the deer seasons over and the weather clears a bit, I’ll get some bench time in.

Jim, with all respect, what is the German speak for "You Suck"?

Pretty piece of art that is, hope you are worthy.

DD

They are a great rifle and quite accurate with their preferred ammo.

Really Cool! Was this done on a factory stock?

Since this is with all respect, my best guess would be "Sie saugen!". But you're a good guy so you can use the familiar, "du saugst!"

Yes sir. That started out as a used factory walnut Sporter stock, I got it pretty cheap off of gunbroker since it had a lot of dings and wear. It cleaned up pretty good, though.

Oh my...someone schlepping Schit Riggin',is rather Tender.

What were the "odds"?!?

Hint.

Laughing!.................

Elevation work like a Garand ?

I did this one, shoots sub .5 at 50 yards w SK match.
Stock is OK for bench but I don't like the vertical grip for other.
Need to change the stock.



Saw one of the new Ruger custom shop rigs yesterday, not too shabby.

This '67 liked CCI Blazer.
All it got was a Volq hammer and it was .75 at 50 yards w the cheap crap.

This '67 was a friggin shotgun.
Horrible.
Overton stock not inlet right, huge forend pressure.
Reworked and it did way better.

Too bad nobody makes a walnut fingergroove stock like the old sporters.
That to me the best 10/22 stock.
They should have done the 50th anniv model in stainless, w a black synth version of that stock (checkered).

I like the old walnut, checkered 10-22 stocks. This one has a complete trigger job using Volquartsen and Clark parts including a Brownells trigger stop.

Really quiet with the can.

DF

Looks like the same stock i got on my Deluxe 10/22.Great stock.

Still looking for an early beavertail stocked one.
Now that's a good red squirrel!
I consider them all to have a severe lead deficiency.
Little bastards.

That one was factory checkered, king of a big deal in the 10/22 world.
Not mint but too nice for me to risk afield.
Went to gunshow today and got a smooth fingergroove, '71 model.
Little chip up top, some scratches.

The ol lady goes "you could make that look like new if you wanted".
Told her I'm leaving it.........it's a hunting gun.
Hammer swap after we get back from the movies.

And yeah, the little red kinda ask for a semi auto.

The '71 just picked up

Tear it down, clean bbl and put diff hammer in.
Then try to find a Leupold 4X (M8 or Compact) for it.

Good grab on the new toy Charlie. Some mighty fine lookin 10/22s in this thread. Even yours Larry!

Happy New Year all!