I have a takedown with the AGP stock. It makes a real small footprint and still fits in the original case. Even though the stock does not lock in the folded position it is tight enough that it does not flop around. Over all, with the AGP stock or the factory stock it is a real nice rifle.
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You can use a small patch of velcro or small magnets. That's what a couple of guys did to keep their stocks 'locked' when folded.I have a takedown with the AGP stock. It makes a real small footprint and still fits in the original case. Even though the stock does not lock in the folded position it is tight enough that it does not flop around. Over all, with the AGP stock or the factory stock it is a real nice rifle.Comment
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I am in the same situation as TANK57 with same results. Out to 50yds, accuracy is about the same. A hair better for the standard. At 100yds theOwn both.Bought the takedown on impulse.Takedown is as reliable as my 30+ year old 10-22.
Tested it for function with several types of ammo.Almost boring as far as reliability.Accuracy with iron sights was no different.
All of my test firing was with factory 10 round magazines.IMHO these are the gold standard for a 10-22.
takedown doesn't do near as well. I think Boyds is now making a wood stock for the Takedown.Comment
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Why would that be? Seems same barrel/twist would render the same results regardless of range. Just curious if you knew.
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Not sure I know the reason. I have tried it several times with the same result.Why would that be? Seems same barrel/twist would render the same results regardless of range. Just curious if you knew.
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Originally Posted by Occams Rasor View Post
I am in the same situation as TANK57 with same results. Out to 50yds, accuracy is about the same. A hair better for the standard. At 100yds the
takedown doesn't do near as well. I think Boyds is now making a wood stock for the Takedown.
Just one of those gun mysteries. Both were from the bench with bipod up front. Maybe it is more pressure on the barrel on the TD. I did a mod to free float the barrel on the standard 10/22 and removed the barrel band. So, on the standard the pressure is on the stock, not the barrel. On the TD, with bipod there is pressure on the barrel at the point of attachment to the reciever. This is just a guess on my part.Last edited by Occams Rasor; 03-13-2014, 11:01 PM.Comment
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get the standard!
I don't know if the take down model has after market stocks, but with the standard you can buy one if you wish too! (i am in the future)
i just put some tech sights on my SS standard 10/22, can't wait to go shoot it!
either way, i don't think you can go wrong with either one. but the take down model does cost more $$$Comment
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I dressed mine up a little.... :-)
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You already started a thread about this jeeez
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My takedown is sensitive to how it's held. Too much tension on the forend changes the point of aim by an inch or more at 50 yards. I pull on the forend to steady myself which is a bad habit I guess. I think it's better to get a pistol grip stock like an APG and pull it to your shoulder through the grip holding the forend lightly. Anny pressure on the forend can deflect the barrel.NRA Life Member, Calguns SupporterComment
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Did you try adjusting the lockup nut?My takedown is sensitive to how it's held. Too much tension on the forend changes the point of aim by an inch or more at 50 yards. I pull on the forend to steady myself which is a bad habit I guess. I think it's better to get a pistol grip stock like an APG and pull it to your shoulder through the grip holding the forend lightly. Anny pressure on the forend can deflect the barrel.Originally posted by rootuserThere are too many in this forum that do nothing. Don't vote, don't belong to the NRA, don't donate time and or money, etc etc so the anti-gun bills will just keep coming and coming. You are right. Us doing nothing at all won't help.Comment
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