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Originally posted by WOMACK03
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Who did your bedding and for how much?
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You do realize that some 10/22s shoot .5moa right out of the box with a little trigger work, right?Originally posted by 98sohc281 View Post
Bedding your stock, etc doesn't necessarily improve the shooting of your rifle.Comment
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Originally posted by WOMACK03 View PostYou can also do the bedding yourself if you read up on it. Word case you have to get a new stock...Originally posted by 98sohc281 View Post
Oh and damn... unless youre competitively shooting it, I cant imagine buying all Volquartsen parts. Those things are spendy!Comment
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THIS!Originally posted by bottlerocket View Post
I used the Volq. bedding\ free-float kit.
Modding guns, like modding cars, can be expensive; but it is worth every penny.Comment
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Here is my modded 10/22 specs: hogue stock, volquartsen trigger group, tactical solutions barrel, tactical innovations charging handle, Eotech 552 optic, Silencerco Sparrow suppressor, and of course butler creek steel lips magazine.
Last edited by Boomhauer; 04-16-2011, 06:04 PM.Comment
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How do you like that TS barrel? Damn nice optics for that gun, but how usable is it? I mean yours looks like its set up rather nicely to shoot ~.5 MOA, but can that scope keep up? Figured the dot would be at least 1 MOA.Comment
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Yeah I can shoot 2 inch groups at 25yrds free hand with 25 rounds as fast as I can pull the trigger. I built this gun for my critter and plinking fun so .5moa is not my goal.Comment
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Sounds sweet. I was thinking about that Hogue. How do you like it? Figured it might be a better fit for a bigger guy like me instead of that tiny wood thing on it now. Really small gripOriginally posted by Boomhauer View PostComment
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I like the hogue stock it seems to have a better grip to me.Comment
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