need advice on "10/22" build

[Mr.RoDiN]

http://community-2.webtv.net/RandyAt...022BoltRework/
I spent about 150 dollars on the work. It has the stock barrel on it and the barrel actually sits out about 17 inches now because of the work done. The barrel was also recently recrowned. Its a very accurate rifle, but I honeslty just want to start a new project so I have a few questions. First I want to sell the bolt, the reciever and barrel (wont seperate because its been factory fitted). I also am going throw in the stock spring and guid rod and guid rod handle along with a volq guide rod and spring. I also have a larger handle on it. Although buyer may need purchase a new spring because I modified mine a but to my liking. I am not selling the trigger group because I spent alot of money on it and its custom built to my needs. The rifle will also come with the factory scope mount, factory synthetic stock and also a very new Tapco Intrafuse stock black stock. Before I put it up for sale in the sale section, I was wondering what you guys think would be a fair price I can get for this rig? My second question is, my next project is going to start off with just a receiver. I have a few options and wanted your opinions. There is Volq, which is very expensive and dont know if its worth it. There is nodak spud, but they are out right now and dont know when they are going to reproduce more, there is the moa receiver. Or the tac sol. Now if I get the tac sol x ring. If I go with the Tac sol Im going to go with the custom double spring, and their bolt. Does anyone have any experience with this receiver? Im basically going to pop on a 16.5 inch fluted threaded pig whistle barrel and hogue overmold barrel. Prob going to slap a fake suppressor and my unsold eotech on it. ANy kind of info will be helpfull. And for those intersted in the sale keep your eyes peeled on the sale section. I just dont know what I can put it up for... I must worn you, the barrel is in great condition but the receiver may need a touch up, unless you plan on covering it up with a either a bullpup set up or those ar looking stocks...

[Mr.RoDiN]

Ive fired over 3000 rounds through it give or take...

[Mr.RoDiN]

So guys between volquerstein, tac solutions and stock 10/22 receiver, if the rifle is just being used as a light wieght 25-50yard rifle what should i go with. The stock receiver I already own, but as far as reliability goes, do receivers make a difference or is it all about internals? Ive seen what the inside of my stock/cast receiver looks like and it aint pretty, but will this affect the reliabilty of the rifle?

[inkedshooter]

My roomate shoots for Tac Sol and their X-Ring reciever is not available in Cali. There is nothing wrong with your stock reciever and there is not alot of work you really need to do to make your rifle accurate. All I did to my rifle is an auto bolt release, Tac Sol barrel and mag release and a T-Rex stock. groups at 25 yards are 1/2" using bulk to match grade ammo. 100 yards the rifle will shoot 3-4" groups depending on what ammo I'm using. You could easy do an action/trigger job yourself using direct swap parts, change the barrel or not and change the stock or not. I got a 10/22 for my fiance', all I did was a auto bolt release and changed the stock cause she wanted a pink one, and mounted a Simmons 22mag scope on it. First time she has EVER shot a rifle by the third mag she was shooting 1" groups at 25 yards using federal bulk ammo, and that's with a stock barrel and no trigger work.

[hotwls13]

I think the stock receivers are fine. I recommend the VQ exact edge extractor, bolt buffer and auto bolt release. I believe the first two improve reliability/functionality substantially. I also have a 16.5" Tac-Sol barrel on mine and it shoots very well. Not quite as accurate as my former Green Mountain 18" bull barrel, but it is significantly lighter.

[Mr.RoDiN]

thanks for the info