I am pretty sure the stock kit doesn't come with the slidefire stock. Never mind, the numbers say it does. Great price.

 

They do offer just the stock for $92.83: http://grabagun.com/tac-22-kit.html This one does not come with the slidefire stock or upgraded trigger group. Also they also have the full kit in a left handed model for $167.90 as well: http://grabagun.com/slide-fire-solutions-30-0103-00-ssar-22-kits.html
I am really not sure how or why they able to offer these kits at such a low price.

 

Just an update. I got the kit delivered yesterday. I just want to confirm that it is indeed the whole kit. It came with a SSAR-15 Slide Fire stock, the Tac-22 AR style chassis for the 10/22, and a trigger assembly. This kit didn't come with a Volquartsen TG2000 trigger, but instead it had a Jard trigger. From comparing photos, it appears to be their Sportsman model http://www.jardinc.com/new-page-19/ . According to Jard site, retail on the trigger alone is more than what I paid for whole kit. I cant verify that it is a 3lb trigger but it definitely has a dramatically lighter smoother trigger pull than the stock trigger. It has an odd magazine catch though. It doesnt have the usual button style but rather a flat surface with a horizontal groove in the face.



I did try it in the 10/22 and it held a mag really well with no slop.

I also installed the tac-22 chassis today but didnt get a chance to take photos before having to go to work. I will try tomorrow to get some. It was a very easy install. I had to remove the scope rail as it didnt have enough room to fit top piece on with rail still attached to receiver. It took all of 10 mins to get it together. It is only 3 main parts and seems like it will be simple to take apart for cleaning purposes. You have to use the original take down screw but they provide 3 other screws that go into top rail along with an allen screw for the grip. They give you an allen wrench for it. The chassis is made of a polymer but has a nice solid feel to it and fit together nice and tight. I think I am going to like it. Since I haven't found a place that will let me bump fire yet, I just installed the adjustable stock that came with the kit. It is adjustable to 5 positions.

I had wanted to install a Magpul MOE grip on it instead of the one that came with it but the grip mount was too wide for it. The mount is supposed to be designed so you dont have to add the extra block that is required for regular AR15's to use the Slide Fire stock. Also I originally had a 3-9x50 scope with high rings mounted to receiver rail but with the full top rail of the tac-22, even the high rings arent going to work. I may end up either getting some extra high rings or grabbing the 3-9X40 scope on my other 10/22 and seeing if the high rings will work then.

 

I got a chance to snap a few photos tonight. I was able to get the 3-9x40 scope on using the high rings. (I ended up swapping the 3-9x50 to my other 10/22 using the medium rings already on that one and it worked.) At first I was a little worried about the cheek weld because it seemed awfully high but it is just about right with the scope mounted.





I also changed out the flash hider that had come on that barrel with a recoil enhancer that comes with the Slide Fire S&W M&P22 kits. Luckily this had the threaded barrel. I was able to pick it up for $20 off ebay. It is supposed to slightly increase recoil and help with bump firing the M&P22. I figured it couldn't hurt if/when I get an opportunity try bump firing this setup with the SSAR-15 stock.



I also tried using the standard Ruger BX-1 10rd mags with the Alangator Tri-mag and it fit just fine so I have options. The handguard is a little wider on the bottom and feels very natural to hold on to.

 

This thread is useless. Instead of taking pictures...tell us if the unit functions 100%.

I find the chassis to look cheesey, but I would like to know if the thing functions.

 

I'm with FOX on this one, good info here, and I'm sure he'll give us a range report when he gets a chance, it is winter outside.

Your comment is a little ARFCOMey, Aubie

 

I wouldn't call this thread useless. It is informative. Mikey told us about a fantastic deal. Hopefully when he gets time he'll let us know how it functions.

swampf0x

 

How long did it take to receive this kit? I ordered one 2-14 and it is still "processing"

thanks,
swampf0x

 

I ordered it on Jan 28 and it was on my doorstep Feb 4. So pretty much 1 week total.

Eta: and the weather still isnt cooperating so no range report yet.

 

I love mine.... but unfortunately I paid a hell of alot more then what u are paying..... I got it probably 1yr 1yr 1/2 ago......

Have had a blast with it thus far with the bx-25 mags:

Just received a GSG 110rd we went and tried it out using two full drums with 1 hickup only. Not bad at all....

Mine came with Voltquartsen TG2000 trigger assy....

 

Any update on how the ssar-22 worked for ya with the jard trigger ? I just received mine today from grabagun, it came with the jard sportsman trigger too which was kind of a disappointment... But
I guess if it works alright its not to big a deal (the price was right) but I'd love to hear some feedback on functionality with the jard before I install it. Thanks

 

Never mind its a moot point now, I installed the stock and it fits terribly. I've contacted slidefire to see if they will make it right....

 

Still haven't been to the range and a recent injury now has my left hand in a cast and a torn right rotator cuff. This year is not starting off so well. It will be at least 2 more months before I can try it out...

 

thats kinda ironic i just found out my left rotator cuff and bicep tendon are torn but i'm putting off the surgery.. Hope u have a speedy recovery !

 

Has anyone actually tried the SSAR-22 slide fire mechanism on an actual AR-15? Will it work?

swampf0x

 

If you look at the box for the slidefire stock, you will see that it is their actual AR15 stock. It is a complete SSAR-15 OGR model. They designed the ssar-22 chassis to use the ssar-15 slidefire stock. So yes, it will work on an AT-15.

 

I must say, shooting one of these is possibly the most fun I've had in several years.

swampy

 

Any updates on this? I have found a local deal on an ssar-22 and was thinking about picking it up.

 

I have one with the Volquartsen trigger. It does not work that well. It might fire a three or four round burst but will not empty a full 25 round magazine.

 

I am thinking about using this stock with my KIDD action do you think the closed chassis will fit the KIDD receiver?

 

Slide Fire SSAR-22 price drop

Good morning everyone,

Sorry to resurrect an old thread but, I have just purchased a:
Slide Fire SSAR-22 (right handed)

There is a price drop at:
http://www.slidefire.com/products/10-22-platform/ssar-22
$299.95
Free Shipping
and if you use Promo Code:
TAKE5
you get an extra 5% off which is:
-$15.00

Total shipped cost that I paid was:
$284.95

Although this is not as good as the:
$168.16 plus shipping
from www.grabagun.com way back in 2013, it is the best price I've seen lately.

So if you want to try out the bump fire stock for a Ruger 10/22, this is a good time to purchase.

Everyone's Favorite Farm Animal,
eieio Pig

 

Good morning everyone,

Sorry to resurrect an old thread but, I have just purchased a:
Slide Fire SSAR-22 (right handed)

There is a price drop at:
http://www.slidefire.com/products/10-22-platform/ssar-22
$299.95
Free Shipping
and if you use Promo Code:
TAKE5
you get an extra 5% off which is:
-$15.00

Total shipped cost that I paid was:
$284.95

Although this is not as good as the:
$168.16 plus shipping
from www.grabagun.com way back in 2013, it is the best price I've seen lately.

So if you want to try out the bump fire stock for a Ruger 10/22, this is a good time to purchase.

Everyone's Favorite Farm Animal,
eieio Pig

Ouch, that is a pricey beast!