M1 style Ruger 10/22 rifle
I came across these photos by bcr308 @ RFC. I think the stock makes it kind of look like an M1 Carbine…? Maybe its my imagination!
Very nice photos.
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Rickwrote on June 20th, 2009 at 3:07 pm Link To Comment |
Neat looking Rifle.
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Ericwrote on March 17th, 2009 at 7:38 am Link To Comment |
I have the exact same stock on a 10/22. this is the only one i have been able to find online. all the other ones were bottom folders. AND i’m hurtin for $ so if anyone wants to buy mine my email is Runz_with_beaver a t msn d o t com.
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Jameswrote on June 25th, 2009 at 7:03 pm Link To Comment |
IMHO, the best looking/shooting M1-clone in .22lr has been the Marlin 989-M2.
They also had the older 99-M1, but it was a tube mag.
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Dannywrote on December 28th, 2010 at 3:26 pm Link To Comment |
It is not a Federal Ordnance, although they did make an underfolder with a wood body. This stock is without a doubt in my mind, a vintage Ramline stock that was designed after the Ruger factory folders for the Mini-14.
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Alexwrote on November 22nd, 2011 at 4:35 pm Link To Comment |
did you get all of those parts custom or where did you get them send me an email.
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tonywrote on February 23rd, 2009 at 8:26 pm Link To Comment |
It’s a Federal Ord. 10-22 stock. They made a couple of different versions back in the late 70′s and early 80′s, including a bottom folder. Hey, if you want to be really retro get a Condor magazine to go with that.
The best folding stocks were the ones sold by either Choat or Black Warrior. Thats a seriously strong stock.
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ripesniperwrote on October 05th, 2008 at 4:12 pm Link To Comment |
the picture looks like a 30 caliber carbine made up for paratroopers in WWII. They had that buttstock, but not the handle grip.
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Stevewrote on February 11th, 2008 at 5:13 pm Link To Comment |
They do look great, but I would not pay $200! Thanks for the info.
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chazwrote on July 19th, 2008 at 6:22 pm Link To Comment |
badasss
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JVwrote on August 11th, 2008 at 7:42 am Link To Comment |
Hey where you get your barrel and muzzle brake?
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ripesniperwrote on October 05th, 2008 at 4:10 pm Link To Comment |
has anyone had any luck glassing in a standard barrel into a stock routed out for a .920 bull barrel? It seems that every stock that I want to change my 22 10 to, is made for the bull barrel, and I have a standard barrel that I like, which tapers and then ends in a weighted end, giving the gun great swing control and accuracy. I don’t want to change barrels for something else. help.
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A. Domingowrote on February 11th, 2008 at 5:06 pm Link To Comment |
I think the stock was made by a company called FEDERAL something. They made aftermarket stocks for the 10/22. Kinda looks like a minature MINI 14. They go for $200 and up on ebay. Its a rare item and hard to comeby. For the people that have them… YOU LUCKY!
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did you get all of those parts custom or where did you get them send me an email.
It is not a Federal Ordnance, although they did make an underfolder with a wood body. This stock is without a doubt in my mind, a vintage Ramline stock that was designed after the Ruger factory folders for the Mini-14.
IMHO, the best looking/shooting M1-clone in .22lr has been the Marlin 989-M2.
They also had the older 99-M1, but it was a tube mag.
Neat looking Rifle.
I have the exact same stock on a 10/22. this is the only one i have been able to find online. all the other ones were bottom folders. AND i’m hurtin for $ so if anyone wants to buy mine my email is Runz_with_beaver a t msn d o t com.
It’s a Federal Ord. 10-22 stock. They made a couple of different versions back in the late 70′s and early 80′s, including a bottom folder. Hey, if you want to be really retro get a Condor magazine to go with that.
The best folding stocks were the ones sold by either Choat or Black Warrior. Thats a seriously strong stock.
the picture looks like a 30 caliber carbine made up for paratroopers in WWII. They had that buttstock, but not the handle grip.
has anyone had any luck glassing in a standard barrel into a stock routed out for a .920 bull barrel? It seems that every stock that I want to change my 22 10 to, is made for the bull barrel, and I have a standard barrel that I like, which tapers and then ends in a weighted end, giving the gun great swing control and accuracy. I don’t want to change barrels for something else. help.
Hey where you get your barrel and muzzle brake?
badasss
They do look great, but I would not pay $200! Thanks for the info.
I think the stock was made by a company called FEDERAL something. They made aftermarket stocks for the 10/22. Kinda looks like a minature MINI 14. They go for $200 and up on ebay. Its a rare item and hard to comeby. For the people that have them… YOU LUCKY!