What is the standard barrel dimension, .920? Or, is .920 a bull barrel. I'm interested in fitting my standard 10/22. Where is the measurement taken?
522215
.920 is the bull barrel diameter of barrel for the entire length of the barrel. A standard 10/22 barrel starts at .920 and tapers down.
522216
.920 is the diameter of a bull barrel. A standard 10/22 barrel is tapered so if the stock says .920 it's for bull barrels
522217
.920 Is A Bull Barrel. Standard Barrel Stocks Are Noted As Such In Description.
522218
.920 is the bill barrel. I am not sure if hogue makes a stock for standard barrels. For what it is worth, I was going to keep my 10/22 stock but figured info get a cool new stock, might as well get the barrel.
522219
.920 is the bull barrel. For a stock 10/22 with a standard barrel you need the stock designated standard barrel.
522220
.920 is a bull barrel. Nearly 1 inch in diameter from the receiver to the muzzle with no sights. If you have a standard "sporter" barrel, its much smaller and tapered from the receiver to the muzzle and will have sights, you'll need the standard hogue stock. Very easy to find and a great option for a standard barrel 10/22.
522221
.920 is a bull barrel. The standard barrel will fit but you will have a large gap around it. The measurement is uniform down the length of the barrel on a bull barrel.
870846
.030 or .035 are both fine. Gun comes with rollers to fit both sizes. The 030. will have a smaller puddle with slightly less heat but i use 035 as well. Either is fine.. Both sizes are usually in stock at rural king or a similar store. Strait argon gas.
180380
Anthony: This Thread Protector will work on a Ruger 10/22 "Bull" Barrel only. Will not work on a sr22. Bill
2223193
This one will not. They make a stock that accommodates the .920 bull barrel. Different stock, hope that helps.
1267545
My 92a1 does NOT fit in it correctly. See the picture in my review. Others have had the same complaint.
1621293
Its a 9in barrel and its a5 threaded. Its pretty accurate and try not to get anything about a 16' and 14' and under preferably.
576056
It's an import from China, I loaded 300 precision 22-250 cartridges last winter, (nearly sold gun because it seemed wore out due to very poor accuracy), turns out scale fluctuated .8 grain. I trickle all my precision loads and thought it was odd that my powder measure was like that. I used my RCBS scale to check after disassembling some of the loads. I have a lot of practice rounds now. I can't think of a good use for the Hornady scale now.
2088537
A 12 gauge barrel has a diameter of approximately 18.5 mm. A 26 mm barrel would be about a 3 gauge. So NO, it will NOT fit any shotgun barrel I am aware of except a 12 gauge. What, exactly, do you intend to mount this to?
1358899
11 inch will probably work. Measure you firearm from the end of the barrel to a vertical line going up from the end of the grip. I use a 13 inch for a 5.5 inch barrel. Incidentally, my 13 inch version actually measures 14 inches long.
1667926
Slightly larger than a stock 10-22 barrel as it has a set screw to hold it in place. To be very specific as close to 5/8"'s of an inch across and has a slot on top that slides over the front sight. The set screw a small allen head is on the under side of the slot (bottom of the barrel)... thats my best answer. Hope it helps.
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I won't be home until tonight. If I remember it was 3/8, 1/2 5/8, 3/4 7/8. A word of advice: be sure to fit the plate to the flooring. The measurements are nothing more than a good guide. I did 3/8" hard Bamboo and found out the 1/2" plate was the right fit. (No split tops; almost no split tounge and only a few nail sets needed.) this gun paired with the (4in1 I think) 18g brad nailer / flooring / finish gun was a beautiful pairing. I had zero misfires with either gun and about 320 sqft. Do read the general directions (oil, be sure to remove staples when reconnecting air lines I did have the unit fire two deprecate occasions). I honestly can't wait to do more flooring at the house.
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Hello Panda_Lover. The sizes of barrels are 32mm, 25mm, 19mm, 18 - 25 mm, & 9-18mm
1243210
I run it on a 24 in bull barrel and the Nikon website (http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spoton/spoton.html#:4) I believe bases the ballistic coefficient on a 24 inch barrel and when I print up some of the bdc chart for my given ammo I'm shooting, it's pretty accurate. I was going to put it originally on my 18" barrel model and was reading that the bdc's would be pretty close. What was recommended was get the bdc print out, and then head to the range and you can see the slight differences on each circle and them you can adjust accordingly. I know that sounds like a pain, but the guy that was going over it, said that each bdc circle would be off say 5 or so yards so say if one would be 200, it would actually be 193 and so on. The bottom line is even with a 24 in barrel, I still confirm the bdc circles on each different round I fire down range. The scope is great and I just bought one for my father in law and he is hooked and a big fan. Hope that helps
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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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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.
1070790
I have a glock 26 . I measured my barrel says 6 inch so what size would I order ?
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The tippman barrel is 8.5 inches in length..and by far is perfect..If you are looking to get a longer barrel..DONT!!... the 8.5 is great and is built to produce less arc and gives a more precise shot!!-EVERY TIME