Well I am Screwed!!

[badseed]

It is frustrating to have a rifle that is so user friendly to upgrade. And the various configurations arg!

[pennys dad]

Worse yet, you'll get your custom 10-22 done, and then you'll look at the M1 Carbine-style stock and think, hmm....

Kind of like I'm doing now, darn it.

Already happening. i am trolling Calguns for a cheap 1022 that i can M1 Carbine it

[glockwise2000]

Show us your work of art on your 10/22.

[Gem1950]

And So It Goes...

From the simple

To the sublime

And all points in between

[pennys dad]

Nice!

I am still gathering parts

[ALSystems]

Making a 10/22 look like a M1 Garand is much more involved. I'm exploring that option.

Already happening. i am trolling Calguns for a cheap 1022 that i can M1 Carbine it

[pennys dad]

Making a 10/22 look like a M1 Garand is much more involved. I'm exploring that option.

I was thinking the M1 30 carbine, but I ahve been reading an article on doing it with a Garand as well

[PatriotnMore]

Wow, other than the stock color, I dig it. Must be a sweet tack driver to shoot.

[jyo]

Way, WAY back in the early 90s, I went to the SHOT Show as part of my work at the time---once there, I spotted the first Volquartsen conversion I had seen. This was back at the start of the whole custom 10-22 scene. Back at the shop, I pulled a brand-new stainless 10-22 off the shelf and ordered the full kit including the stock and fluted barrel - everything! Put the rifle together in about an hour and a half---remembered a Leapold 6.5-20x AO scope I had purchased second-hand and slapped it into a set of Millet rings we had at the shop. The rifle is exactly this way 20 years later---certainly one of the most accurate and enjoyable guns ever!

[axhoaxho]

Welcome to the club.

My friend once told me, "The 10/22 can be the most expensive rifle you will ever own."

[Palmer Boys]

I can second that. was looking for something "cheap" to do with my boys and they were interested in shooting. We bought three totally stock stripped them down replaced everything but the receivers and safty. We have a great time with them but they can be a money pit. There is always something else we want to do to them. They are a blast but yes they can get very expensive. Have way more than in them than I ever imangened. On the plus side they are cheep to shoot and will last many years if well taken care of.

[advocatusdiaboli]

Last weekend I took a 10/22 cheapo rifle I picked up at turners
I decide to change the stock, do the mag release modification and ease up the trigger a bit.
So I striped the rifle down made the changes on the trigger, then the stock.
Everything went Perfectly!

Fast forward 2 hours later when I realized, it was easy and I am now looking to make a few more mods and picking up a few parts and and and and I think I have 10/22 fever! So I am screwed, I think I must build a custom 10/22 now and spend money, sigh**

DAMN YOU CAPT. KIRK!!!!

More addictive than methamphetamine and twice the price by weight. LOL Welcome to the madness.