Unused 10-22, Re-Do!! Sighted in today!

[Railroader]

Years ago, I built a 10-22 with a Hogue stock, Clark Heavy Barrel, and some Volquartzen Parts.

The donor gun's stock has lived in closets, attics, and sheds for many years. I held onto it simply because it was an oddball. A green laminated Mannlicher style.

My son had a very well used standard 10-22 that's been hanging around my place for a while.

So, with his permission I took his rifle and gave it a good cleaning, then assembled it in my stock, and added that New Old Stock from 1980 Bushnell Banner 4x32...

The donor rifle was stainless, but this thing looks pretty cool in blue...



We'll see how it sights in, maybe tomorrow...

 

[Lilly001]

Looks good.
10-22’s are so versatile.

 

[GregoryB.]

I have the little 10-22 with black laminated Manlicher stock with a blued barrel. That gun started my Manlicher addiction. I now own several rifles with the full stock.

 

[Railroader]

Sat on the back porch with a bucket of Golden's and a shooting stick, and walked it in to "corn cob accurate" at 35-40 yards.

Shot the barrel hot, and scattered a bunch of corn for the birds and deer... ?

Lotta fun, and this one's done.

 

[GregoryB.]

I have a charger pistol too that I need to re-do. Looking at a chassis with pistol brace. Never liked the pistol after I purchased it.

 

[Lilly001]

I have a charger pistol too that I need to re-do. Looking at a chassis with pistol brace. Never liked the pistol after I purchased it.

I have one with the pistol brace and a silencer. It boast a red dot sight.
It is a terribly accurate and handy squirrel gun.

 

[GregoryB.]

I have one with the pistol brace and a silencer. It boast a red dot sight.
It is a terribly accurate and handy squirrel gun.

Do you have a chassis system or just the brace that fits the charger ?

 

[Lilly001]

Do you have a chassis system or just the brace that fits the charger ?

This is mine. No name on the stock, just a logo on the but end.
I bought it as a package, minus the silencer, from Shark Coast gun shop in Sarasota, Florida.
They have a web site if you want to look it up.

 

[GregoryB.]

Thanks, I will take a look at them.