1022 accessories

[22lr]

i have $50 to spend on Amazon (it sucks. no hi-cap mags), and i want to buy some accessories for my 1022. what would you recommend?

thanks

jack

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[omenwolf]

I would get the recoil buffer
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And the auto bolt release
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To start off with

 

[1stIDFMP]

I guess it depends on what you want or need..... There's everything from fixed stocks, folding stocks, Hi-Viz sights, to muzzlebrakes........

 

[22lr]

I guess it depends on what you want or need..... There's everything from fixed stocks, folding stocks, Hi-Viz sights, to muzzlebrakes........

i started with a butler creek sling.

 

[22lr]

i started with a butler creek sling.

i meant mossy oak.

 

[Burt Gummer]

$44 will get you a complete trigger job to 3# pull and lightened hammer - Bill Springfield - www.TriggerWork.net

 

[Cheesemaker]

That depends on what you really need.

If you got the factory wood stock with the plastic butt piece, get rid of it.
Trigger job
Bolt buffer
Good scope mounts, I got the Leupold scope base.
A good 3x9-40 scope, is more than sufficient. For .22's, I like the Bushnell scope, cheap and usually around $40.
Extended mag release

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

I did a trigger job on my my own and was able to bring the trigger from 7-8 to 3-4 pounds. If it were me I would save up a little more and get a better fitting stock, bull barrel, or decent optic.

 

[HBIII]

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[PDXSparky]

$44 will get you a complete trigger job to 3# pull and lightened hammer - Bill Springfield - www.TriggerWork.net

Can you buy that on Amazon?

 

[Burt Gummer]

Not sure, but I doubt it. So easy to deal with Bill. Just drop the trigger pack in the mail with a check and he does the rest; return USPS included.