Anyone know if this stock would be a good fit for the "Walmart" or "Lipsey's" K10/22-22? (a wood-stock no-barrel band rifle w/ a Stainless 22" barrel?
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This stock will fit any 10/22 with standard contour barrel and does away with the barrel band. Absolutely great stock upgrade for 10/22
1545927
It should be fine from the looks of it online. This version is made for the standard sized 10/22 barrel.
1545928
Do not know what a "Walmart-Lipsey's-K10/22-22" is. Should fit all standard dimension Ruger 10/22's. Great stock.
981298
This is made for a mosin stock. The same company makes them for the 10/22.I would contact them for your answer.
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I don't have the stock with me or I would check. My experience with synthetic stocks leads me to believe NO, but you may want to contact HOGUE to be certain. You may want to check out the CHOATE or KNOXX websites, they make an ADJUSTABLE M4 style stock. They are ideal for growing kids, and some models offer recoil reduction. ( some are available on AMAZON)
217260
Yes- Barrel bands need to be removedThis is a great stock on my 10/22-- I love it
269281
the stock ruger barrel band will not fit this stock. your best bet would be to tap/mount a 1-2" pic rail (e.g. Magpul brand). However, keep in mind this ATI fiberforce stock is very lightweight, so the 10/22 rifle ends up being quite nose-heavy with this stock. mounting a bipod will make the rifle absurdly nose heavy and also defeat the purpose of this lightweight and mobile ATI stock. personally i would opt for some shooting sticks instead of bipod, or keep the traditional heavier stock if going bipod route.
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My quick attachment would not fit this stock. It kept slipping out. When I took it to the range after every shot the stock collapsed. I would not recommend the stock. They offered to replace it but my time was already wasted. Hope this was helpful.
579108
Josh, I would be concerned about the portion of the stock at the top rear. It looks like possibly a sling attachment. the recoil pad fits snugly around the end of the stock and that may force the fit.
2054756
My PPK/S is the .380 so I have no idea about the .22. Our gunshop hasn't even SEEN a PPK/S .22....they laugh when I ask about them. I see no reason the .ww wouldnt fit the Sneaky Pete if it follows the lines of the .380 PPK/S....nothing can 'fall out' of a Sneaky Pete...I'd try it.
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I bought it for my squirrel slayer: a T/C Contender with a 10" inch .22lr barrel. it did pretty good but I'm into open sights lately. reserving it now for a .357 mag revolver, time will tell if it holds up. the rings are medium height. Would not suggest for a heavy recoil gun, might work ok on AR type.
1879575
No problem. I have a slidefire SSAR22 I burn a lot of ammo lol. I'm sure these things will last the life of the rifle.
1364763
When I sill had the wood stock on my 10/22, I used one of these and it fit perfectly. I used it for a light and sling with no issues.
2054751
I purchased the Sneaky Pete for my 380 Walther PPK/S, and if your 22 model is identical in weight and size, I don't see why it won't fit. Compare weapon stats before you purchase. Good luck!
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I looked and couldn't find the Part number 306495 listed by Remington. What type of weapon are you trying to find a recoil pad for? Send me the Model number ie. Model 700 or 870 etc. I'll also need to know if it has a wooden stock or synthetic and if it is a standard length or youth model. Give me that information and I can help you out.
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I have a mp5 .22 cal by H&k; . The rail fits prefect . I didn't have to do NO grinding or anything . I can send pic if as too .
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First off I'd have to say your weakest link is the swivel stud in that soft wood stock. If the stud is securely in the wood stock and we are not talking about wood as soft as balsam wood then you should be okay. Check out this link and look at the guy's modded gun about three-quarters down the blog. http://www.gunandgame.com/forums/mosin-nagant/106320-pics-your-mosin-nagant-mods-what-you-have-where-you-got.html Hope this helps.
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Hey! I got the TSR100 for my 10/22. I like them allot and they shrunk my groups like crazy.Getting to the point, I like the simplicity of the TSR100, but the downside is the rear tsr100 is the rear sight almost perminant. The TSR 200 on the other hand goes on the little pic rail that comes with the modern 10/22 and you can put a little red dot such as an aim point micro in front of the tsr200. An upside of the TSR 200 is that the rear sight is adjustable for elevation AND from left to right. Imagine that! Totally your call.Good shooting!
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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.