Mayor Al

Here is my very basic stock change from a factory wood, to a Revolution Yukon Extreme in Woodland Camo. Took all of 5 minutes and shoots well, but will do better when I find some scope rings and get some glass on top.

I like the looks, and even more...the feel.

tgwillard

Very nice. I went with a Butler Creek folding stock for my new 10/22.

heymatthew

Looks good! I did a similar build with my 10/22 the first time around. Really loved the quality of that Revolution stock. They make great stuff!

Enjoy!

If I might recommend a scope, it would be the Nikon 3-9 Rimfire scope. I had one and it was an excellent optic for the money (under $200 by a long shot).

I think you'd like it.

Pmoper

AGAIN....what about the crap trigger that comes on factory rifles......?

heymatthew

Are you looking for information or trolling? Either way, the thread was about a stock and has nothing to do with the trigger.

North country gal

Wow! Makes for a completely different gun as far as looks and I'm sure as far as handling, too. Congrats.

Pmoper

If you re-read the post it also mentioned shooting "better" with better glass.....

TMB

That's cool what's the weight difference

johnsxj

If a person's eye sight isn't the best and they don't wear corrective lenses of some kind, then a scope would help them to shoot better than with a trigger job and open sights.

Sham357

Nice stock, I bet it makes a big difference. I changed to a Hogue synthetic and it completely changed the whole character of my 10/22. Enjoy.

weldermyass

Dude..., little harsh don't you think. Nice looking gun stock and he's happy, so be happy for him and maybe offer some friendly trigger advice.