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Oldgringo wrote:

Mike from Texas wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:
Thanks for sharing.

I should acquire a 1984 10/22 this coming weekend. My E&B .920 barrel arrived today. While the trigger assembly is at Clarks, I'll prep and DuraCote the receiver. Then it's off to the races in quest of that 1/4" group at 50 yards.

BTW, I'll highly recommend my Simmons .22Mag scopes.

What color are you going to Duracoat the receiver? I wish I could find someone to anodize mine to match my barrel. I could Duracoat it OD green but it won't look the same.

I believe the Aetec is a step or two above the 22 Mag scopes, but I have been spoiled here recently. I finally broke down and bought a Leupold Mark IV and NOW I see the difference in the quality of glass since I own one. I used to scoff at paying that much for a scope, but there IS a difference and it's a big one. I used to love my Aetec scopes but they look like garbage now compared to the Leupold. Now I'm not going to go off the deep end and put a $1k scope on a 10/22 but for the right rifle it is well worth the $$ spent.

I'll probably just make the black blacker. Did you prefer the Hogue overmolded as opposed to a Boyd Blaster?

We're retired and can't afford that king of glass. What're you planning to do with your Aetecs?

Are e-mails in order?

Oldgringo wrote:
Thanks for sharing.

I should acquire a 1984 10/22 this coming weekend. My E&B .920 barrel arrived today. While the trigger assembly is at Clarks, I'll prep and DuraCote the receiver. Then it's off to the races in quest of that 1/4" group at 50 yards.

BTW, I'll highly recommend my Simmons .22Mag scopes.

Oldgringo wrote:Thanks for sharing. That ain't no cheapie barrel on your 10/22 - that's for sure. What scope and whose stock did you use? Did you DIY the mag release?

austinrealtor wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:In addition to being a very fun .22, there is no end to the DIY modifications one can make to the venerable 10/22. I love it!

I have a new barrel on a UPS truck somewhere. I need a 10/22 action so that I can complete a "10/22 build" that will go along with my 1974 10/22 Deluxe.

I wonder why no one makes and sells inexpensive 10/22 receivers. As much as that lil rifle is modified, you'd think someone would sell "stripped receivers" like with AR-15s. A google search finds only expensive ($180 at Brownells) and ridiculous ($400 and up for a Volquartson at MidwayUSA) ... you can walk into any Wal Mart or Academy and buy a full rifle for $180-$200. Why does just the receiver cost so much, when that is usually the only part most people keep if they truly trick out one of these (wait for it ..... ..... yeah, I probably just answered my own question - supply and demand). Makes you wonder what kind of extraordinary good deals you could get assembling 10/22s from discarded stock parts (barrels, stocks, trigger groups) if you could just find a supply of receivers

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