Boyd's Barracuda, have 5 of them on Kidd ULW rifles. Two are mine, the other three belong to my kids.

 

Boyd's, Taccom3G and a Blackhawk.

 

Light stiff and a rear tang Victor Titan.

 

KIDD Chassis and pistol grip/butt stock of your choice...minimal, light, and comfortable. If you do not like the KIDD chassis, there are several other options out there.

 

Luth-AR just came out with a very inexpensive, adjustable chassis....might be worth a look?

Grizzly.com also has on clearance, a bunch of 10/22 wood stocks (revolution) for 80-110 dollars...maybe one of those might work for you as well.

 

Yes, the Kidd chassis or a Wiland chassis if you shoot steel. Crazy Ivan rigs with all of the add on get you close to the $500 range for a light weight rig which is more that the MDT ORYX that is a very solid at $430. The ORYX that I have is very nice in a 10/22 setup, heavy but nice with a bipod. Wiland it a racer on the steel. I have had nothing but problems with a Magpul X22 hunter plastic stock that suffers from to much fore end flex. Its cheap for a reason, there is no structure hold the action screw and keep the front from flexing. Its all plastic. Currently sells for less than $85 for a reason. I had over $150 into it plus the cost of the extra epoxy trying to fix it, but is still didn't fix the problem. The only solution was to send to the land fill. Stay away from all plastic stocks even the Titian has some flex that limits it usefulness. I and am taking the Titian that I have it to the clubs annual swap meet to sell it for $50 or give it away as a door prize.
Good luck with your search. Don't go cheap, the chassis is the foundation of accuracy to keep the custom barrel shooting straight, handle the recoil and allows you to have a good eye box POA. If you do it right you can skip the high end ammo game and save money by shooting the same sub MOA size groups with CCI SV.

 

Anyone have feedback on the Archangel stock? It goes for $98 and the ratings are very good. Wiland looks like a great chassis and adjustable at cost of $350.

 

if you are on a budget, a PMACA chassis is a less money... picture is of their lightweight chassis and BRN22 integral rail receiver...

 

I recommend Wiland. Have 2 of them for RFRO and RFRI. Love them.
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I use Smoke Composites on My PCC and soon to be Steel Challenge .22 As light as they get.... But $$$ STOCKS | smokecomposites

 

Hogue and boyds on mine. Hogue is pretty light

 

I don't compete but really like the look and really lightweight of the Wiland chassis. I put this together for fun shooting and the ladies and grandkids enjoy shooting it because it is easy to aim and light enough to hold without strain. This is the new composite chassis which weighs 16oz. That is 6oz. lighter than their aluminum version.