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BlkHawk73 · 11-24-2005, 11:35 AM

If you're thinking about the Boyd's stock why not go with one of thier stock/barrel packages? The bbls are by ER Shaw which have a very favorable reputation. Skip the DIY trigger stuff and just send your entire trigger assembly to TT Shooter and for $80 shipped you'll get an AWESOME trigger back set at your given weight with some very nice additionl touches as well. His is just as good as the $200 JARD and only beat out by the $300+ Kidd.
Go hang out on www.RimfireCentral.com for a bit. look around the "ultimate" forum and look at whta others have done. You can go really wild or stay relatively lowkeyon the 10/22 builds.

While not intended to be a tackdriver from the factory, these little gems CAN be built into a VERY accuarte auto.

11-24-2005, 11:35 AM	#5
BlkHawk73 V.I.P. Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Maine Posts: 292	Re: Tricking out a 10/22 If you're thinking about the Boyd's stock why not go with one of thier stock/barrel packages? The bbls are by ER Shaw which have a very favorable reputation. Skip the DIY trigger stuff and just send your entire trigger assembly to TT Shooter and for $80 shipped you'll get an AWESOME trigger back set at your given weight with some very nice additionl touches as well. His is just as good as the $200 JARD and only beat out by the $300+ Kidd. Go hang out on www.RimfireCentral.com for a bit. look around the "ultimate" forum and look at whta others have done. You can go really wild or stay relatively lowkeyon the 10/22 builds. While not intended to be a tackdriver from the factory, these little gems CAN be built into a VERY accuarte auto. Last edited by BlkHawk73; 11-24-2005 at 11:37 AM..