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I can't believe someone took the special stocks off of limited edition guns to scavenge barreled actions. But, hey... I'd buy it for a project if one comes up. [/quote] That's the beauty of the 10-22. You can tinker with the configuration and make it into something special for yourself. I have thoug...

Great find my friend! Enjoy!

Yes the stocks came from Ebay. I like tinkering with the basic design of the 10-22 and trying different things. I made the blued one first and liked it so much that I found the parts to make a stainless version. I did the same thing with a couple of International stocks and BX triggers in both blued...

I also made up one in blue. With the 16 inch barrel they balance perfectly. The stock configuration makes for easy handling and the BX trigger and TruGlo sights add to the overall package. I put an extended magazine on it to see how it feels and the original 10-22 box magazine is the way to go. 0402...

Very nice! I made up a stainless 10-22 with a 16 inch barrel and TruGlo sights and a straight grip stock out of parts that I came up with. It has a BX trigger and it's the nicest shooting and carrying little carbine that you can imagine.

Works for me! Good looking pistol!

You said "Red Label" and then said you have a copy of Chad's book coming. Do you have a Red Label shotgun or a Red Eagle pistol? Chad wrote the definitive book on the Ruger .22 pistol from 1949 to 1992 and Don Findley has also written some fine books on the Ruger pistol and the inner worki...

Good to see you here too!

A German version would be great. I know that Israel used some of the Six Series revolvers so a Hebrew version would also be interesting

I would like to see a full picture of your new pistol. Some of the distributor specials are interesting and I think this is one of them.