r/canadaguns • u/ShootyMcGun • May 10 '26

Feets / Collection / My build Broke the 10/22 build in

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Went to the range the other day and went through a few hundred rounds. One failure to fire on the first couple mags, that was it. Ran like a sewing machine.

Only had the red dot but was keeping it inside the x ring at 36 yards, which was not a limitation of the barrel, but my skill. Very fun little carbine.

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u/JaxIsLoud May 10 '26

If the stock is just on by picatinny wouldn't it need to be permanently secured with a weld or something? Genuine question.

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u/ShootyMcGun May 10 '26

No. As long as it’s not easily removed. That adapter requires the buffer tube to be removed to be taken off.

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u/Remarkable_Vanilla34 May 10 '26

The one thing with this i ram into when building my 22lr crypto is that there really isn't a definition for how to measure over all length for rimfires, its just kind of missing. Like does it have to be to the end of the barrel, or does a muzzle device count.

Like my rifle the hand guard was longer than the barrel but it was 26 inches over all, and then it had a faux can that screwed on inside the barrel. I had to call the CFO a few times to get confirmation and they really never could five me a definitive answer.

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u/ShootyMcGun May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26

So unless your go down to less than legal pistol length barrels, just don’t even think about barrel length. As long as the OAL from tip of firearm to most collapsed or folded position on the stock is 26” or greater, you are NR. That includes muzzle devices, hand guards or anything else on the muzzle side of the gun.