r/canadaguns Mar 10 '26

Feets / Collection / My build TM22 Build

What do you guys think of my TM22 so far? Anything I’m missing?

Build list:

-Strike industries dual folding adapter stock

-Magpul MBUS PRO iron sights

-Magpul MOE foregrip

-Magpul MOE K2 pistol grip

-Mag sleeves and bolt handle are custom 3d print based on a free file online

-lpvo and mount I bought for under $200, think the brand was EZshoot

-Feyachi sling

-M-Lok Picatinny Aluminium Rails set of 6

-M-Lok QD sling mount

-MidTen 6-9” bipod off Amazon

-Fake can is from Tommy enterprises, type C

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u/Infinite-Bill1072 Mar 10 '26

So cool dude, people keep telling me to get the 10/22 and to customize that, but anytime I see a cool ass TM22 like yours, I shift toward that.

Does it shoot smoothly?

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u/TheSockington Mar 10 '26

It depends what you’re after. The 10/22 allows more swapping of internal parts like barrels, triggers, ejectors, etc., as well as stocks.

The TM22 is mostly ergonomic and external modifications. Mine shot pretty well and would put a 1.5”-2” group at 100yards in a light breeze. It’s no CZ457 bolt gun, but was fun for throwing cheap rounds at steel. Plenty reliable out of the box. My left side extractor got pinched and was causing issues, so I lightly filed the bolt until it moved freely and never had issues again.

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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 10 '26

I had the same issue with my left extractor on my latest 16" Pro model. Took some fine sandpaper to it to polish it and it works great now, seems to be a semi-common issue but very easy to DIY fix. I've owned a few TM22s and only had that minor issue on 1, rest have run very reliably.

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u/TheBulletBuddy Mar 10 '26

I ended up just popping out the left extractor and leaving it in a bag as a back up. Saw one of the TM22 part makers recommend that and haven't had any issues since. Not the most "professional" fix, but seemed to do the trick, no extraction issues now.