Last stock I bought was a Midway Corelite which I really liked as it is light! Those are now unobtainable so is there something similar (as in a classic style) that is fairly light???
I don’t want to spend a bunch.....
Thanks

Boyd's ain't real light,but typically Skookum,from an inlet/performance perspective.

What barrel length?

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There's always Hogue.

18.5” Aluminum threaded. A devoted suppressor host....

I was disappointed that I had not socked away a spare Corelite.. The Hogue is pretty heavy but it may get the nod...Unless Boyd’s sells a walnut version..Maybe...

I'd not go Hogue in the application. Reasons being the .920" interface and the Can Dangle to boot. You'll be chasing your tail.

I'd go laminate and never look back.

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KIDD ULW's are .875" in a Hogue .920" inlet...if you keep it in mind.

In a 16" S/S .920" less a can,I'd Hogue...mainly because I have.

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Acculite / Whistlepig are the barrels I have used with great success.... At least one shoots Stingers into knots...

https://www.wpgbc.com/category-s/159.htm

I get it...but I'd just want care to roll your blueprint into a Hogue.

Plywood handles tend to hold zero,weather all storms and can be favorably pressed into duty with more than a improvisations.

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Dave,

Not a classic style, but very light and east to shoot.

And, will handle any barrel channel.

https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/gunstocks/barracuda-ruger-10-22-3z2681w22zz

I had one, traded it away, getting another.

Don't have a 'Cuda,but have shot them and a guy could do worse.

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I had a tactical solutions barrel on mine. Super light and very accurate.

Just need to add studs for a sling.

Wish they made this for a Rem 700 SA.

Most who TacSol here,drive Hogue...as they are handy in Winter.

I fhuqking LOVE my KIDD ULW fluted .875" in it's Hogue.



Some of the boys were asking about relative Precision,so I peeled the Romeo and stabbed on an MQ. No good on a 'pod,even when trying to be nice(vertical).



All good from an improvised ruck,amidship.




Romeo for me,in it's application..................

I went with a Stocky's Stock in Walnut and have been very happy with it. They're going for $200 right now. I paid a little extra and got the gloss finish.. still not sure if I like that part better or not. Pictured without the scope here.

What did you do for glass/rings?..................

Since this is designed for short range I am thinking a red dot or similar...

Dave,

I have the Sig from PSA on my sporter 10/22 for close up ground squirrel shooting.

couldn't be happier.

I like 'em purty good.

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Who currently has the best price?

Since I am asking...Those require a Picatinny base? Not a Weaver?

Bought my last couple here.

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Either/or.

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PSA ships free, but with PSA adding sales tax to each shipment, Whittakers wins with flat rate $7.99 shipping in all cases.

I bought some from PSA too...but Whittakers shipped wayyyyyyyyyyy faster.

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Copy. Thanks ‘Stick and DWW!

Is there an easy way to affix one of these to a 7/8” rimfire grooved receiver??

Have never seen 7/8"...but lotsa 3/8" dovetails.

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S/S AMT press-fit shank receiver,with the integral 3/8" dovetail. No thang to over shoot the dovetail ala DIP or the like,D&T same and connect all dots.





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Typo... copy... Hint received....

I can see one of these on a lever 22 and 22mag..

Ordering several tonight....

I like the "click" adjustments on the Romeo and that they actually fhuqking TRACK. Little Bitches repeat like a bastard too,when yarded on/off. They go to sleep when not in use and you can't get it to your eye quick enough,to see them turn themselves back on. Pards have bought a BUNCH too.

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