So this stock will work with Ruger 10/22 carbine but barrel bands need to be removed?
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Yes- Barrel bands need to be removedThis is a great stock on my 10/22-- I love it
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Yes. The stock is designed to not need the front barrel band. Also bve sure that you get the correct size stock. There are two. One fits the standard barrel, and the other fits the .920 diameter "Bull Barrel". You likely have the standard size. I really like Hogue products
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This bipod is designed to fit the standard picatinny rail made for every rifle (assuming you have one on your AR already). I'm sorry ...I don't know why it doesn't fit but I bought a tactical barrel band for my Ruger 10/22 specifically to add this bipod. In short, this bipod should fit. You may want to double-check the installation booklet and give it another shot ...no pun intended. Good luck!!
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These sites are great! I installed them myself in under an hour. The front site just fits over the existing 10/22 Ruger site. I also took some titanium white model paint to accentuate the graduations on the rat sure. You might want to get the adjustment tool for the rear site. Not sure if it will fit your style 10/22. Just email Tech site to confirm
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You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this... » Read More You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... « Show Less
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Yes, this kit works well with .22LR Bore Barrels with a patch.I have had no issues using it
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You will need to modify the stock for the bull barrel! If I may suggest that you get
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There is only 1 inch between the inner rails which fit into the slots of the stock, so I do not believe this item will work on your stock.
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I bought it for the same rifle... With a modification u can put it on that stock .. but when I tried to modify it it broke.. and had to use the barrel clamp that comes with it
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My 10/22 Carbine model is the shorter barrel length of 16". The old stock had a "barrel band" that had to come off before the barrel & and stock could be disconnected. This stock fits it perfectly! The barrel still extends almost 8" past the stock. That's going to look much shorter that a standard barrel of 22" - 26", but the Carbine was designed as a weapon to carry in a truck or scabbard on a horse for ease of use in the field.
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It will fit a picatinny rail or military standard 1913 rail I don't think it will fit any stock ruger 10/22 stocks
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No, this is a fixed stock... no way to adjust it. As added info, you're looking at a bare-bones stock, but one that is designed for a Ruger 10/22 that will be used as a utility gun, not a pretty show piece. I ended up painting it in light camo and always get positive comments on how much better it feels than the original wood stock. Very durable, easy to install and after one year of heavy use, still in like-new shape. It works.
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The only thing I can tell ya is the pre-drilled holes in the utg rail line up perfect to match with a ruger 10/22's pre-drilled holes on the upper reciever were the weaver rail which comes with the ruger 10/22 would go. So I think this rail is a proprietary rail designed for the 10/22..............
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Find out which type of mount you have on your ruger. (I.E. - Dovetail, weaver or picatinny) This riser will fit only on a picatinny rail. I dont think you will need a riser on a 10/22 unless you are running an aftermarket stock system like an A.R.style stock. Do some more research before buying.
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No, standard barrel only. Description says:Fits: 10-22 Rubber OverMolded(TM) Stock with Standard Barrel Channel
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Yes, tube diameter is 1 inch...it will work on a Ruger 10/22, you just need the right mounting base.
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I'm jealous, wish I had a Ruger 10/22. The "flip-over" clamps fit a picatiny rail, or standard (11mm?) sight slots on a air rifle. It worked great on both my applications: 1) Existing picatiny rails on "AR-15 look-alike" Mosberg 715T 22LR; And 2) existing standard (11mm?) sight slots on a Gamo air rifle .177
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If the part number for the barrel band on the regular 10/22 matches the part number on the Takedown model I think it will.