Ive got an athlon 4x14x44 because I thought I was gonna be some 200y plinker but im kinda over the weight, interference with the charging handle, and eye box. While its cool to see that far its not practical and I want it off. I still want some magnification but not a optic that weighs more then the gun lol. I picked out the arken lh6 and the strike eagle, both come in around the same price. What other options and opinion do you guys got.

12.5” Volquartsen Summit.
Rugged Oculus
Grey Birch Chassis

I have a 10/22 carbon.

I'm sbr-ing all my ar lowers. Should I just include my 10/22 receiver while I'm at it JUST in case?

I know they got bought a year ago. Their 10/22 barrels seem to be getting harder and harder to find. I can't find an 18" Bull (fluted would be preferred) threaded anywhere right now.

Is Fedderson my best alternative? Not willing to go up to Kidd at this time.

What I consider a budget build compared to others here! I was finally able to get the stock I’ve been looking for. They’ve been out of stock everywhere I’ve looked online and in store for at least a year. I think this is my half way point for a budget build. Any suggestions feel free to comment!!

- Stainless amazon auto release plate
- Amazon extended mag release lever
- Weaver see-thru scope rings
- Magpul FDE stock
- Vortex Triumph HD scope

Just got my first 10/22! It’s a model 32000. I’ve already got a n extended mag release and threw my red dot and Magpul fore grip on there. I’m planning on getting the volquartsen extractor, firing pin, and recoil buffer. I already have a precision rimfire so I’m just using this for fun at the range and high volume shooting. Any other upgrades you guys think I need, and any recommendations for bigger mags that are more reliable than bx-25?

Not knocking the Fireswitch at all, it's fantastic based on the two minutes I spent testing it. However, I wanted the Fireswitch specifically for the dual action due to some hand issues I have and ironically, it now makes using the bolt lock very difficult for me. I probably should have realized it would do this before I bought it. Of course, Tandemkross also makes an extended bolt lock that solves this issue but I was wondering if there were any other options out there.

Just wondering if there is some sort of adapter to cover this skinnier gap between suppressor and barrel, or if should just get a suppressor cover and quit worrying about it. Thanks!

Bx-25’s gave me so many problems, just now learning about the problem with them. Love the gun

i like this chassis, over all its what i want to get. but i also want to get an FRT for it aswell. looking at the 10/22 MARS Reset Trigger but IDK if it would be compatible.
any help is appreciated

Trying to put together a build list for my newly purchased 10/22 while it’s still in jail. I want to build a bug out/survival gun and an AR-style MLOK handguard would add a ton of flexibility to the rifle.

Probably overkill for what will probably end up being a range gun but I wanted to see what options are out there outside of the highly recommended Midwest Industries Chassis (pictured above).

Still very new to the 10/22 platform and all its different variants. I’m looking at picking up a Ruger Charger and was curious what exactly this back plate is for. Is it meant for mounting something, or does it serve another purpose?

Still learning my way around these, so any help or info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

I went to look for one today and saw the news that half a year ago they seemed to have been discontinued. There were reports it was a refresh. Did that ever happen?

Looking to build out my 10/22 for general plinking and small game hunting with most shooting being done at or under 150 meters.

Main ammo will most likely be Federal black pack as I have a few thousand rounds on hand that I use in my ar’s .22 conversion kit.

Question is - given the fact that I’m not regularly shooting match ammo, are any of these upgrades a waste? I have a bad habit of convincing myself I need everything all of the time lol. Still want a nice reliable and accurate rifle but don’t want to spend for the sake of spending if there is going to be no noticeable gain.

Build list:

- Feddersen 16in fluted barrel

- Magpul hunter stock

- Moon Duck tune up kit
- v block
- cross pins
- take down screw

- Moon Duck bolt stop buffer

- Moon Duck ejector

- Kidd trigger job

- Kidd auto bolt release

- Kidd extended mag release

- Kidd magazine latch plunger

- Kidd hammer strut assembly

- Kidd extractor

- Kidd firing pin

- Kidd charging assembly

- Dead air can

- glass tbd

They are nowhere to be found. Anyone know where I can order one?

Looking to get some portable steel reactive targets for the son, ideally squirrel and rabbit shape and size

There are so many options out there, don't know what is crap and what is good.

Ideally stuff i can keep in the trunk, lightweight, etc

What do you use??

Thing runs flawlessly surprisingly on 15 bx’s and 25 x2 bx. Started with just the receiver and built out from there. Form 1 took 3 weeks, form 4 took 24hrs. Weight of setup as pictured is 6.7lbs

Spire works chassis
Holosun magnifier and aems green dot
Rh25v2 thermal with agm mount
Cheapo folding stock that is extremely solid (paying 300 for 8oz of aluminum is wild)
8inch fluted barrel
Dead air suppressor

Is buying a Kidd (or equivalent) bolt a far better upgrade than just putting their upgraded extractor/firing pin in my stock Ruger bolt?

For context, I’m just a regular guy - not building a comp rifle nor do I care about sub moa type groups at 100 yards. Just building something I can take in the woods and mess around with, but want something nice, reliable, and have a knack for spending money lol.

For my use case, and just for my knowledge in general, is the extra money on the entire bolt going to have a noticeable change to the rifle?

Just posted in here like an hour ago and here I am, back with another question.

Is there a major difference between the internal components sold by companies like Kidd, volquartsen, moonduck, and others?

I’m not talking things like barrels and triggers, but things like the extractor, firing pin, bolt release, and bolt buffer, and others.

From your experience, is there going to be a huge jump in the quality and outcome on my rifle?