r/canadaguns • u/TheRealBlue68 • 10h ago
Buy recommendations Any suggestions for a 10/22 set up ?
Just got my PAL and was looking for a decent 10/22 rifle to start my own firearms collection !! I gladly take any suggestions.
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u/groggygirl 9h ago
There's a new-ish base kit that has a better trigger, cleaning port, and mlok(?) in the stock to attach a bipod. It comes with a hard case and a shitty scope that's good enough to 100m, and runs about $450-500 on sale. I strongly suggest this over the older models. The price difference is made up by the trigger alone...the older default trigger has something like a 6lb pull, and disassembling it every time you need to clean it gets old fast.
There are sales every holiday. This kit tends to be one of them.
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u/CanadianBlacon 9h ago
This one is on sale at Cabelas/Bass Pro Right now for $399. I just bought one.
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u/Sco0basTeVen 10h ago
I love the Stainless 10/22 takedown model with threaded barrel in a Backpacker stock. You can store 3 magazines in the stock and it fits together disassembled.
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u/Disastrous-Panic-87 10h ago
What will be the main purpose of the rifle?
Hunting?, long range?, speed shooting like steel challenge? Other?
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u/TheRealBlue68 10h ago
Long range and speed shooting for the moment.
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u/Oetter83 9h ago
You’d want to focus on one of those, no? Usually what makes a good long range rifle makes it worse as a fast nimble rifle and vice versa
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u/Disastrous-Panic-87 10h ago
Two completely different purposes...
Here were my two builds. One for long range and one for steel challenge.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate.
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u/ironmaiden2010 9h ago
My personal 10/22 build started as a basic non takedown Stainless model. MDT Field stock, butler creek 18" Stainless bull barrel, found an older metal trigger group and filled it with volquartsen guts. Polished the bolt face, SBI 597 Mag adapter, and a vortex 3-9x40. Its been a fun build and shoots 3/4" groups at 100 yds once I tuned up the action screw.
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u/mr_nuts31 8h ago
My personal 10/22 build is a takedown model with the backpacker stock and tech sights mounted on.
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u/Oetter83 7h ago
maplegun (.ca) will help you find the best deal [I’m not sure if I can link anything firearms related even if it’s just a site to find deals]
I wouldn’t recommend focusing on long range when you’re starting, just stick basic and you’ll start to figure out what you actually like later. I’d even disagree with getting a scope and say just start with irons.
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u/SpectreBallistics Spectre Ballistics International (Verified) 10h ago
Buy a basic one + 1-6 or 3-9 scope + 2 mags + 5000 rounds of Federal or CCI 22LR.
Go take a Mapleseed course with it.
From there you'll know what you want to modify.