Aftermarket 10/22 Target upgrades

[Decoy]

Tacsol as it is what I've got and shot the most. Stupid light.

I've owned a factory bull barrel. It was very accurate, but very heavy. Just ask @Kruejl

Not the cheapest thing though.

X-Ring™ 10/22® Barrel Upgrades

If you are packing I agree with the X-ring. Super Light, good looking barrel. I have put them on at least 15 guns for myself and others and everyone loves them.

 

[Decoy]

Here is a option for you, not the cheapest by any means but as far I am concerned the coolest and best route to go for a 10/22.

Order a Nordic Components AR22 stock (a three piece stock that uses your barreled 10/22 reciever or as I did a Tactical Solutions light bull barrel). It uses any AR type furniture if you dont like the standard stock it comes with but allows you to use the more reliable 10/22 Mags.

No more cutting stocks for your kids due to the adjustable stock. My son's weighs in less than 4lbs. Mine is a little heavier since I changed the hand gaurd and added a folder for the stock to fit in my back pack.



Nordic Stock close up


Folder and barrel close up

 

[SageRatSafaris]

@Gl0ckGirl I have a huge stockpile of Federal AutoMatch, so I'm zero'd for that. It's only so so in terms of accuracy, but good enough to consistently hit the steel targets at all ranges at the TCGC rimfire range. Probably 1.5 MOA at 50 yards. I've done a little sampling of different types of ammo - but they each seem to require a different zero, sometimes a surprisingly different zero. Eley Match, Federal Gold Medal and Lapua are the generally accepted "best 22LR", but I haven't tested them yet.