It was that metal L shaped thing. What its supposed to do is keep the barrel band from coming off by going underneath it. That way, there is pressure pushing outward on th band but the L thing has a notch making sure it doesn't move.

Oh yes, and here is mine:

 

What type of stock is this. THanks, new to the forum.

 

Personally, i would rather go with a nice sporter stock with that "sniper" look. I need to get my cam up and running again but i'll post stats and you can pursue the items if you'd like.

Stats are:
Butler Creek Sporter Synthetic Black Stock-the only thing i have to complain about is the front sling swivel. When i tightened up my bipod it came loose. There's an easy fix though. Just get you one of the sline swivels with the nuts and it will go right through and fit perfect. Just take the stock off, put it through, tighten the nut and you're set.

EABCO 17M2 Barrel-Great for hunting purposed and probably for bullseye but i don't have a high power scope on mine.

Titanium firing pin-this improves lock time and decreases chance of misfires, great addition if you ask me. Easy installation also.

Power Custom hammer and sear kit along with some trigger work by my gunsmith set at 2.6lbs with minimal creep and overtravel. You have an accurate gun........you gotta have a good trigger.

Extended mag release-tired of sticking your finger up and holding the rifle with the other arm. Extend your mag release and continue with no look mag changes while you stay on target. Mandatory upgrade.

Magnum research 17M2 bolt handle-nice and chunky for easy cocking.

Automatic bolt release-turns another two handed procedure into a one hand ease.

Harris bipod-a must for any tactical rifle. Great durability and great adjustment.

Now on to optics:
Power custom weaver base-put this base on with a little blue locktite and as my little food buddy says.......SET IT AND FORGET IT!

Weaver topmount rings-i'm a fan of weaver rings, never had any problems.

Burris 2-7-Great little scope that stays on zero and is very clear, nothing more, nothing less.

Butler Creek flip ups-makes the rifle look tough and also protects your scope from oil and other gun essentials.

Sorry if i babbled a little bit, but i love talking guns.

My whole rifle is black and looks mean. I love it and it was my first 10/22 that i bought from a friend and just couldn't stop buying stuff.

The only thing i have to add is kidd pins and a recoil buffer to get rid of that CLANK.

 

i'm actually wondering how it will look like

 

It was that metal L shaped thing. What its supposed to do is keep the barrel band from coming off by going underneath it. That way, there is pressure pushing outward on th band but the L thing has a notch making sure it doesn't move.

:yeahthat:

I still have my choate pistolstock (exactly what soundwave has) in its original form. ispcshooter is correct on the cut away.

edit: ispc, what did you use for the cheek rest and how is it held in place?

 

My toy.

 

you did say tactical, didn't you?

 

Thats awesome! I like it alot. Is that the Dixie Con. bullpup?

 

yes, and at just over 26" with an 18" barrel it shoots and handles great.

 

Cool, what kind of red dot is that???

 

cheap knockoff of an aimpoint, but for a .22 it works well.

 

It certainly looks like an aimpoint, i thought thats what it was

Where did you pick it up and how much it cost ya, if you mind me asking?

 

I got it on ebay. I think it was around fifty bucks or so. I don't think I would put it on anything more powerful than a .22, it was made for airsoft but it holds zero and works fine. here is a link for one just like it ( same seller too) aimpoint replica

 

yes that is sweet. ive never seen anything like that!!!! where did you get the stock from.

 

www.dixieconsolidated.com I believe, I got one on my xmas list.

How is the cam trigger system? Work pretty good? Any problems with setting everything up?

 

cheap knockoff of an aimpoint, but for a .22 it works well.

I got one of them on a shotgun... a few hundred's slugs latter, it is still going strong

Mike.

 

edit: ispc, what did you use for the cheek rest and how is it held in place?

I got the cheek rest from brownells. It's a Choate part that is held by a screw into the stock. www.brownells.com

 

i really like the bottom one could you still fit a bipod on that. what is the barrel length. sweet

 

hey also,... is that a folding stock and where did you get all the parts. stock, etc

 

Mine

It is an actual folder from before the ban. The barrel is threaded and the flash supressor is from an M16 A2.

 

Where are the 22mag tacticals? No one built one?

 

I just posted mine last week...
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=112621
It weighs in at 4.8 lbs, and I am looking at adding a red dot. Thanks for the information.

I guess I could do this in black!

Stabland :Blasting_

 

Ruger24,
The SSS ammo will clover leaf at 50yrds. I have not tried it with the suppressor on it yet to see if that changes anything.

 

Wow BDB, I was thinking about putting a piticanny rail and a grip like that on one of mine.

I like it.

 

come on guys i know there are more pics out there. thanks to the guys that have posted i have some really good ideas about what i want to build. lets see some more pics hey. :Blasting_

 

Wow BDB, I was thinking about putting a piticanny rail and a grip like that on one of mine.

I like it.

It was only $8 at cabelas and the rail is off of ebay. I just attached it with some screws and there you have it, works great to track a bouncing jackrabbit.

 

well i got my first 10-22 selling the barrel and stock. getting its trigger job right now. then its time to start ordering some nice black parts. ill post some pics when it is done but it will probably be after xmas. if any more suggestions or pics post it. bump