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  • #16
    donw
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 1754

    as with most mass produced "any things"...the 10/22 is a good platform to begin with. you can shrink it's groups by draining the bank account on aftermarket parts...but you'll not have the stock 10/22

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    • #17
      ar15barrels
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      • Jan 2006
      • 57172

      Originally posted by oktavist
      You will loose accuracy.

      You will also need to either sand the stock around the barrel, or buy a new stock designed to free float. Then you need to get a rear tang or make some custom pins to secure the rear end of the receiver in the stock. Otherwise the receiver and barrel will teeter totter on that one screw holding everything together.
      I helped design the rear anchor system in Victor Company Titan 10/22 stock.
      The stock has a free-float channel.
      No modifications are necessary to the action or trigger group.
      There is an adjuster screw to tension the rear of the trigger group against the action screw.
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      • #18
        Teachu2
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2012
        • 835

        Many stock 10/22s benefit from removing the barrel band and adding a piece of bicycle inner tube as a pressure point under the barrel. Cheap and easy to do, try several different placements of the pressure point, from just in front of the receiver to where the barrel band was.

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        • #19
          LynnJr
          Calguns Addict
          • Jan 2013
          • 7958

          To get best accuracy you want the barrel vibrating the same way each time you fire a round.
          The barrel band holds the barrel against the stock to try and achieve that goal.
          Unfortunately if the stock is made out if wood moisture and time will change the amount of pressure the barrel see's.
          If you remove the band you need to make sure none of the barrel slaps the wood upon firing or touches it anywhere along the channel.
          Hog it out really well because the 10/22 isn't threaded into the receiver. It has a slip fit into the receiver then you tighten down a couple socket head capscrews.
          It holds the barrel but it is still a slip fit so there is always the possibility of it shifting in you. Most of the custom aftermarket clones solve that issue by threading the barrel.
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          • #20
            oktavist
            Member
            • Aug 2015
            • 391

            Originally posted by ar15barrels
            I helped design the rear anchor system in Victor Company Titan 10/22 stock.
            The stock has a free-float channel.
            No modifications are necessary to the action or trigger group.
            There is an adjuster screw to tension the rear of the trigger group against the action screw.
            I wasn't going to name names, but that's one of the best systems I've seen in years!

            I made lengthened trigger group pins that go through the sides of the stock, but that is just so much nicer. Anyway that I can skip bedding is always preferred.
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            • #21
              67Cuda
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2013
              • 1718

              Originally posted by joe47
              What really makes a 10/22 more accurate is a bucket full of aftermarket parts.
              Exactly, why not just buy a better rifle that is of stock configuration?

              Dump $$ into a 10/22 and in the end you still have a 10/22 worth the same.
              Originally posted by ivanimal
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              • #22
                Epaphroditus
                Veteran Member
                • Sep 2013
                • 4888

                FYI the barrel most likely touches the stock in a number of places so simply pulling the barrel band off will likely not do much towards improved accuracy and is only a first step to floating the barrel.
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                • #23
                  r8dr rider
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 1983

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