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This recent Ruger 10/22 project began as a factory fresh Talo Model 21138 with an M1 Carbine style stock and receiver mounted aperture rear sight. Internal upgrades include a KIDD bolt and trigger unit as well as their V-Block and a few other assorted small parts and pins. The oversized Twister take-down thumb knob is by TandemKross. The scope is a Leupold FX 4x28 mounted with Talley steel rings and bases. Finally, the factory barrel was chopped to 16.5" and threaded 1/2-28 by Tornado Technologies for use with my Silencerco Sparrow. The shortened barrel, combined with the length of the can, still allows for a handy package which is surprisingly quiet with standard velocity CCI 40 gr. solids. With the bolt slapping on each shot, I would describe the sound as somewhat "mechanical" in comparison to a bolt action .22 using the same suppressor. Somehow, I'm sure grown adults shouldn't have this much fun. Big Grin





 
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Very nice!!


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Very cool rig there.
 
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Where did you get the stock? That’s super nice
 
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Man, that really does look like fun.
 
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Originally posted by limblessbiff:
Where did you get the stock?


This model comes from Ruger with M1 Carbine style wood though I'd be surprised if Ruger manufactures the stock.
 
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Looks like there's at least two companies that manufacture an M1 carbine style stock for the 10/22. This one comes with two handguards, one that fits the standard sights, and a slightly more true replica that you need to swap out the rear sight for a ghost ring on the receiver.

https://www.eabco.net/M1-Carbi...dguards_p_13774.html

And then Sarco makes a standard stock and a paratrooper carbine version as well. Mixed reviews.

https://www.sarcoinc.com/ruger...ith-oiler-and-sling/

https://www.sarcoinc.com/m1a1-stock-for-ruger-10-22/


Kinda tempted, myself.

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Oh, my - that looks like a LOT of fun! Very well-done!



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Occasionally I get the urge to build a Thompson 10-22, drum mag and all ... and now that I have a Franklin Armory Binary Trigger in one of my 10-22's you have stirred that urge again!

I'm not sure if I'd build it from one of my existing 10-22's or buy another Challenger and SBR it ... but it looks like it could be fun.

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