Ruger 10/22 Stocks
This is probably what sets the 10/22 apart from other .22 semi-auto rifles. You can go from mild to wild with bolt on ease. Traditional shooters my be content either upgrading to a synthetic or fancy laminated stock along the lines of the factory unit. However in my opinion the fun starts when you select a thumbhole or a competition oriented stock. Additionally there’s hardware to turn your 10/22 into a bullpup or something resembling an AR-15. Easy justification for owning more then one of these fine rifles. Below you’ll see some a random sampling from the inexpensive Hogue to the top of the line Bell & Carlson or FA Enterprises. If your interested in getting a 10/22 for a youth there is also a suitable stock for that purpose. Lastly before you head out and spend more on a stock then the guns purchase price be sure to see if one of Ruger’s 34 models doesn’t already suit your needs. Of course where’s the fun in that.
One thing to keep in mind when picking a new stock. Know the dimensions of your barrel or the barrel you intend to use so your sure to get one that fits properly. A standard barrel will look silly in a stock meant for a heavy barrel.
Volquartsen Custom Premium Laminated Ruger 10/22 Thumbhole Stock
Volquartsen Custom Laminated Ruger 10/22 Wood Stock
Hogue Overmolded Ruger 10/22 Stock
Bushnell Ruger 10/22 Folding Stock
McMillan Ruger 10/22 STC Intimidator Stock
Fajen Legacy Series Ruger 10/22 Adjustable Stock
FA Enterprises Ruger 10/22 Contoured Target Stock
Bell and Carlson BR-50 Ruger 10/22 Target Stock
Tapco Ruger 10/22 Fusion T6 Stock
Muzzlelite Bullpup 10/22 Stock
Christie & Christie 10/22 Super Stock
