S&P Outfitters has them for $382 with free shipping and no tax outside of Texas.

 

Now for part two: I received my rifle and I must say that for a $350, it ain't bad. One might say it's actually kinda cool!
Sure it's got a plastic stock but so does almost every other $350 .22lr rifle. But it's stock is easily adjusted to LOP and it has an adjustable comb too!

Now for the meat of this post. The engineering in this rifle is pretty **** neat. You can clean the barrel easily by just popping it off! The receiver is held solidly in the stock by 2 bolts/screws and is easily removed.

Once I removed the receiver from the stock and removed the trigger assembly, I discovered it was loaded with grease. No way was I firing this rifle with all that gunk. So, I broke out my trusty owner's manual to see how to remove the bolt assy. Guess what? NADA! NOTHING! ZIP! W-T-F!

Off to the internet I go, surly there's a Utube Video, nope! Finally found a German manual, I don't speak or read German.
being ingenious, I highlighted the German text copied it and pasted it into a translator. Eurika! (which is Greek)

Removing the bolt from the receiver is "stupid easy!" Just push the bolt back toward the firing pin as far as it can go (minimum pressure required) and lift the bolt out! Mein Gott (that's German) it was "stupid easy!" Why didn't those asshats put that in the owner's manual!?! Putting the bolt back requires aligning the toggle pin and dropping the bolt with its pins aligned but is still "easy-peasy."

Grease removed, light oil applied, scope mounted, waiting for the next range trip soon...

 

Now for part two: I received my rifle and I must say that for a $350, it ain't bad. One might say it's actually kinda cool!
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Grease removed, light oil applied, scope mounted, waiting for the next range trip soon...

Have any function check and Accuracy info?

 

I bought a wood stock one a couple days ago for $333

 

I bought a synthetic stock model yesterday

 

My issue was, the adapter to convert the 10/22 mags was nonexistent a few months ago when I considered the gun.
So I bought a CZ ProVarmint instead.

 

I think you got a much better rifle than the Force B1 but at a significantly higher price.

 

Mine came with a mag and 2 mag adapters

 

mine came with 1 mag and 2 mag adapters also

 

I have a minor issue with mine, during a 100 round run, the toggle action popped open 4 or 5 times, not full open, it’s just the toggle unlocked

 

6those are fun looking rifles

 

Got the mcarbo spring kit in for 10/22 trigger. I assume it will work with b1 trigger. Supposed to reduce trigger pull wieght by half. Standard trigger is great except for pull weight imo.