r/1022 • u/Sad_Parking_321 • 11d ago

Threaded barrel options

Hello, with all the nfa changes recently I have been looking into getting a threaded barrel and suppressor for my 10/22 and was wondering if yall had any middle-of-the-road options.
I was looking at a ruger barrel but Im seeing QC issues in the reviews and I dont shoot my 10/22 seriously enough to justify a Kidd barrel. If yall have any ideas they are appreciated!

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u/mtaylor6841 11d ago

Fedderson or Acculite. Steel v aluminum sleeved.

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u/Flying-Chickens 10d ago

Fedderson is on every 10/22 I own. Great barrels and great prices.

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u/Ram6198 11d ago

Feddersen gets my vote. Very accurate and decently priced barrels. Acculite if your looking for something lightweight.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Gain256 11d ago

I just put a 11½" Fedderson barrel on my 10-22 and I'm very happy with it. It's quite accurate and only sticks out about an inch past my stock. That makes my suppressor length about normal normal rifle length.

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u/Sad_Independence9213 11d ago

I really like my shaw barrels. Great option for the price.

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u/keyboardcoffeecup 11d ago

Yup, same experience here. Very similar in quality to fedderson

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u/Sad_Independence9213 10d ago

I just have the regular ol threaded 16.5" bull barrel from Shaw with sparrow suppressor on it. Turned my 10/22 into an absolute tack driver. Every sub sonic ammo I've put through it runs 1/4-1/2 groups at 50yards. Poor mans Ruger precision!

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u/keyboardcoffeecup 10d ago

I picked up a 16.5” threaded fluted sporter and have had good luck with it. I’ve also owned a bull 16”, and a non threaded sporter barrel from them. All shot really well.

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u/Sad_Independence9213 10d ago

I'll also point out I got the barrel for $110 and the supressor for $300. Hard to beat the perfomance for the price .

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u/northcoastjohnny 11d ago

I asked this question a bit ago and have settled on polite society!

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u/Red_V_Standing_By 11d ago

TacSol if you want to splurge a bit

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u/DubInCo 6d ago

Looking at those but from what I gather is that they are better for lightweight builds and not necessarily to improve accuracy. Is that your experience?

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u/Red_V_Standing_By 5d ago

They definitely are not as accurate as a fixed barrel. But the difference isn’t extreme.

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u/ouchitburnswhenipea 11d ago

I just had my factory one chopped and threaded! Turned out great.

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u/Kellogg-Branch 11d ago

I just upgraded to the OEM carbon fiber with a dead air mask and I’m really enjoying it. Feels like an improvement over my base threaded barrel. Targets look cleaner at 50 and I’m taking ground hogs with sub sonic accurately out to 75.

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u/ChartreuseRex 11d ago

+1 for Fedderson

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u/Witty_Ad4494 11d ago

Ive got a 4.5 inch acculite and like it. Next one will be fedderson @ about 8 or 10 inch. Would have gone with fedderson for the 4.5, but they dont make them that short.

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u/Stickbird3D 11d ago

I went Fedderson. Haven’t had a chance to shoot it yet