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The Best Ruger 10/22 Stocks
The Ruger 10/22 is a popular rifle among firearms enthusiasts, known for its reliability and versatility. One of the key components that can greatly impact the performance and functionality of this rifle is the stock. The factory-standard plastic stock can leave something to be desired in terms of both appearance and performance. Luckily, the aftermarket has a variety of options for those who want to upgrade their Ruger 10/22.
why you should upgrade your Ruger 10/22 stock
Ruger 10/22 fitting one of our Exactus stock
1. Improved Accuracy: Upgrading your Ruger 10/22 stock with our chassis will improve accuracy by providing a more stable platform for the barrel and action. The added stability will result in more consistent shots, which is especially important when shooting at longer distances.
2. Increased Customization: Our chassis allows for a greater degree of customization compared to the standard Ruger 10/22 stock. This includes the ability to add accessories such as a bipod, sling, and optics, which can greatly enhance your shooting experience.
3. Enhanced Comfort:The ergonomic design of our chassis provides a comfortable grip and a more natural shooting stance, allowing for a more enjoyable shooting experience.
4. Durability: Our chassis is made from high-quality materials, making it both lightweight and durable. This means that it will stand up to the rigors of frequent use, while providing reliable performance.
PICKING THE RIGHT MATERIAL FOR YOUR STOCK
With so many options available, choosing the right stock for your Ruger 10/22 can be overwhelming. When choosing a stock, consider your intended use for the rifle. If you plan on using it for hunting, you may want a stock with a more traditional design and a natural wood finish. If you plan on using it for target shooting, a stock with adjustable cheek riser and length of pull may be more appropriate.
Another factor to consider is the material of the stock.
The most common materials used for stocks are wood, plastic, and synthetic materials. Wooden stocks can provide a classic look and feel, but they may not be as durable as other materials. Plastic and synthetic stocks, on the other hand, are often more durable and weather-resistant, making them a good choice for outdoor use. Some stocks also come with features such as a thumbhole design or a built-in bi-pod, which can make them more comfortable to use and provide added stability when shooting.
Walnut wood is a popular material for aftermarket stocks for the Ruger 1022 due to its durability, beauty, and performance. Here are some reasons why high-quality walnut wood has been our choice for your Ruger 1022 aftermarket stock.
- Durability: Walnut is a dense, hardwood that is able to withstand wear and tear. This makes it ideal for use s a stock for a firearm that is likely to see heavy use.
- Aesthetic appeal: Walnut wood has a beautiful natural grain that adds a touch of elegance to any firearm. The warm, rich color of the wood is also a great complement to the metal parts of the Ruger 1022.
- Performance: Walnut is a dense and heavy wood that provides excellent stability and helps absorb recoil. This makes it a great option for use in a stock, as it helps improve accuracy and comfort when shooting.
- Customizability: Walnut is a versatile material that can be shaped and finished in many different ways. This makes it easy to customize the look and feel of your Ruger 1022 to your personal preferences.
Ruger 10/22 fitting one of our Wild Man stock
Why you should consider our aftermarket 10/22 stocks
If you're looking for a classic, wood-look stock, you can now find them with an added twist - they're made with a combination of wood and aircraft-grade aluminum.
This combination provides the aesthetic appeal of a traditional wood stock with the strength and durability of aluminum.
The internal aluminum chassis adds rigidity and stability to the stock, which can enhance accuracy and reduce felt recoil.
Our stocks are also adjustable, allowing you to fine-tune the fit to your individual body size and shooting style.
In addition to new stocks, there are aftermarket chassis systems available that completely replace the factory stock and barrel. Ourchassis systems offer improved ergonomics, greater modularity, and a more tactical look. They feature picatinny rails for the addition of accessories, such as a bipod or optic. The aluminum construction of the chassis also provides improved durability, making it a great choice for shooting in harsh conditions.
Upgrading your Ruger 10/22 with a WOOX aftermarket stock or chassis can greatly enhance its performance and appearance. Whether you're looking for a classic wood-look or a more tactical setup, there are options available to meet your needs. With these upgrades, you can take your shooting experience to the next level and get the most out of your Ruger 10/22.
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HOW TO INSTALL YOUR NEW RUGER 10/22 STOCK
To change the stock on a Ruger 10/22 rifle, follow these steps:
1. Gather tools:You'll need a screwdriver and possibly a wrench to remove any screws or nuts holding the original stock in place.
2. Remove the original stock: Depending on the model of your Ruger 10/22, there may be screws or nuts holding the stock in place. Locate and remove these, being careful not to strip the screws or damage the threads on the nuts.
3. Install the new stock: Line up the new stock with the receiver, making sure that the screw holes are aligned. Replace the screws or nuts, tightening them until the new stock is securely in place.
4. Check for proper fit: Make sure the new stock fits snugly against the receiver, with no wobbling or loose spots. If necessary, tighten the screws or nuts a little more.
5. Test the rifle: Take the rifle to the range and test fire it to make sure that the new stock has been installed correctly and that the rifle is still accurate.
Note: The procedure described above is a general guide, and the specific steps and tools needed may vary depending on the model of your Ruger 10/22 and the type of stock you are installing. Before making any modifications to your firearm, be sure to consult the manufacturer's instructions and follow all relevant laws and regulations.
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