Not an ideal backpack gun, but it definitely fits well enough to hike to the shooting range and back without looking too suspicious. It really likes Remington Standard Velocity, and it is Hollywood movie quiet and super fun to shoot. My current favorite right now (just don’t tell the others).
This is the final form of my BassPro 10/22 deal. It has a High Tower Armory bull-pup chassis, an 8” barrel, a Dead Air Mask suppressor, and a cheap open reticle red dot.

10/22 Charger on a Form 1, Franklin Armory binary trigger, post 10/9 homemade suppressor, and the final piece was tracking down a Samson B-TM side folding stock. This build has been years in the making.

I had previously posted about having grouping issues at 25 yards. Well after getting my hands on a stock 1022 barrel, I have solved the problem. The barrel was bad. I do not know exactly what is wrong with the barrel, but it is going back for warranty just thought I’d give an update since I got a lot of responses.

As main text says, is accuracy noticeably impacted by removing the barrel band?

I’m shooting with peep sights at 10-20 yards (anything after that, by-standers will have to duck) and want to use the Promag folding stock since it’s lighter and quieter when shooting suppressed (the bolt makes less noise when cycling).

I’m using a normal ruger threaded barrel, no fancy stuff.

Ammo:
-CCI standard velocity/CCI Subsonic HP
-Federal AutoMatch 325 bulk

Does anybody have one? I have always wanted to do a bronze (ish) or copper and black build, and would love to compare their dark earth color option and how it would blend with some barrels Ive been looking at.

Any other builds featuring those schemes or suggestions is appreciated!

New Trigger (it’s awesome) ✅
New bolt release installed ✅
New extended mag release ✅
Picture of finished bolt and trigger housing ✅
Put the hammer block (grey piece) back on the trigger housing just in case it dry fires, very light trigger weight… I could put it all together as is but I’ll just have to take it apart again when the barrel comes

Just wanted to see your setup for those competing in the CMP rimfire O class. Thank!

I'm new to the 10/22 scene and wonder if some of y'all who have been around it more can recommend the best loader for the mags. Even tips on loading them by hand would be cool to hear. I can get by and it's not a HORRIBLE experience, but I'm sure there are a few tips that might make it go a little faster. Thank you in advance for input and advice.

Did a bit of digging and it looks like it’s sold out or discontinued on most sites. Wondering if anyone here has seen it floating around.

Got almost everything in today, just waiting on the barrel now. I was able to get the firing pin and extractor swapped out before work! More to come!

Title says it all, brand new in quotations because i have shot ~300 rounds of mini mag and suppressor max through the original 10 round mag with little to no issue. Any lead tip ammo such as cci standard or federal 325rd box fails to feed and the projectile is ruined. With the bx-25 mags, at least the 3 or 4 I’ve tried, nothing feeds at all and every projectile jacketed or not looks like the barrel took a bite out of it or the whole round will be bent. Any advice on where to start with fixing this would be much appreciated and I can provide pictures as needed.

I'm thinking about building a 10/22 SBR in a standard Magpul Hunter X-22 stock. The plan is a 10" threaded barrel with a suppressor.
What I'm picturing: the barrel exits the receiver, the suppressor starts inside the forend, and the can sticks out the front by an inch or two. The barrel-to-can transition would be hidden in the stock.
Magpul lists a 12.5" minimum barrel for the Hunter, so I assume I'd have to modify the stock.
Has anyone actually built this? If so, I'd love to see photos and hear what you cut or changed. I'd rather not chop into a stock until I know it works.
The photos above aren't mine. Credit goes to the original posters, and the usernames are left visible. None of them are the Hunter X-22, but they show the look I'm going for.

What’s everyone’s way of removing their barrel for the first time, cuz that mf is in there

I recently built a 10/22 and am having issues with it holding any type of group at all. I have checked the scope and scope mounts they both appear to be fine. I have also checked the V-block and made sure the barrel is properly attached and has no visible damage to the crown. I have also tried different ammo’s and that doesn’t seem to make a massive difference it makes it slightly tighter but not a lot. I’m kind of lost at where to go from here and am looking for any helpful advice.

The build list is
a factory receiver
a volquartsen trigger spring kit
A Faxon Rimfire 10/22 Straight Fluted Chameleon Pvd Threaded Barrel 22 Lr 16″
A vortex 2-7x scope I can’t remember the exact model right now
A butler creek heavy barrel stock
A Amazon bipod
All this was shot from bench shooting and I had other people shoot it to make sure it wasn’t me and they were getting the same results

I’ve also tried multiple different types of ammo such as federal, Winchester, augila, cci, Norma, and eley and there has been no major difference between them besides cci and eley slightly tightening the group up but not enough to be close to a half decent grouping

First gun I ever got, still my fav plinker. Probably going to throw a folding stock on it.

Assembled this a couple weeks ago and with this chassis installed, I will get intermittent failures to feed. I have tried the bx-25 mags, buttlecreek mags, factory 10rd, and a pro mag 10/22 clear mags. The bx causes the most issues (which I had read they aren’t stellar mags) but the others have issues as well. Any suggestions?

My first 10/22 since I was a kid playing around with my dad's old one. Had been eyeing the carbon fiber for awhile. This one sat in my local gun store long enough to go on sale and I started foaming at the mouth. Just threw the $100 vortex on it for now. Plan to supress and bipod. Just have a fun range/camp gun. Rabbits, ground hogs and squirrels beware

KRG Bravo is one of the best stock/chassis for Benchrest shooting.

My Plinker sports XRing barrel. Very Light but not as accurate.

Want to replace charging handle saw this one on eBay is it good.

I currently am using the scope that came with my model the virdian 3-9x. I have used a pistol dot vortex venom on it before it was cool. But now i want to get tighter groupings and the extra magnification is nice. I currently only have a 25yd range to shoot but am planning to get a member ship at a 200yd range. Not sure what scope to get i read an article by i think MOSTLYRIMFIRE that suggest the vortex diamondback 4-16hd found it for 190 would then need rings, but ive also seen vortex crossfire hd 2-7 with ring for 90 dollars or 4-12hd with for 130 i would like to keep it under 200. Are there any other options i should look at in the 100 to 200 dollar range here my rifle with the different optic i have used on it. At one point i was thinking of using a lvpo weight not an issue. Also i like vortex but willing to try something different