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Because people will buy 'em...
I got a very nice gillie tan Hogue .920 stock for my 10/22 for $65. It works perfect for me, its very light and it will hold up to weather. You don't have to spend mega bucks on a 10/22 stock unless you want one in that range. The target oriented stocks are free floated (not contacting the barrel) and that helps with accuracy. That being said my $65 Hogue stock doesn't contact the barrel at all either. It mostly has to do with what you are willing to spend on a stock for a .22 and what you want it to look like.
Not arguing the free float concept but for a 10/22??????
When all is said and done, when all the mods are added to a 10/22 all one has is an expensive .22 cal rifle. I think I'd rather have one of the old bolt action Mossberg's that were used for basic military rifle training "back in the day".