ruger 10/22 tapco t6 - which case fits?

[dphouse]

Need a case (tactical soft case) for my ruger 10/22 fitted on the tapco t6 stock system.

which case will fit? what do you recommend to fit the rifle with a mounted scope, and for accessories (mags/etc)?

thx

[rckjeep]

I use a 42" Tactical case from MidwayUSA. They are frequently on sale for $19. It's the best case you'll find for that price.

[rdc2co]

dphouse: do you like the Tapco?

I just bought a Ruger 10/22, and the length of reach was too long for my wife, plus, I couldn't see the factory sights because of my earmuffs.
I then bought the Archangel Deluxe Target Stock. Same problem. I returned it. Someone recommended the Blackhawk Axiom, but I saw it at Sportsmans Warehouse, and it looked really cheap. A customer there said that he had tried it and because the barrel was 'floating out in the middle of nowhere', his accuracy crashed, so he returned it. Has anyone here tried (or kept) the Axiom stock?
I then looked at the Tapco stock online- can't find it locally. Does anyone know anything about this one?
Thanks, everyone!

[dphouse]

Thx rckjeep. Midway is out of stock on the 42 black case until mid February.

Any other suggestions?

[rckjeep]

I wonder if the Ruger 10/22 case would fit around the stock. I doubt it would with a forward grip but you never know. Check Brownells or your local Big 5, heck Cabelas probably has something.

rdc2co: I'm guessing by "length of reach" you mean "length of pull". The Tapco stock when collapsed has a shorter "length of pull" than my son's crickett. To measure her length of pull have her stand up straight with arms at her sides. Bend her shooting arm 90* at the elbow and act like she's holding a grip with her trigger finger bent to approximately where the trigger would be. Measure from the bottom of the bicep to the trigger finger pad. That should give you her length of pull and give you an idea of what stocks may fit better.

If you'd like me to measure the positions on the Tapco stock let me know I'll happily give you the measurements.

EDIT: fully collapsed 10 5/8" hope that helps