RUGER 10/22 RUBBER COVERED STOCK .920 BULL BARREL Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The RUGER 10/22 Rubber Covered Stock receives high praise for its fit and durability, particularly with bull barrels. Reviewers love its ergonomic design and rubber grip, enhancing shooting experience. However, a few noted minor fitting adjustments were needed and quality inconsistencies like stains were reported. Overall, it's a solid choice for those seeking comfort and modern aesthetics.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Fit and Compatibility
75%
Many reviewers highlight the excellent fit and compatibility of the stock with the Ruger 10/22 and bull barrels. The seamless drop-in installation is frequently praised, making it a favored choice among users who appreciate quick upgrades for their rifles.
Quality and Durability
60%
Customers often commend the stock for its solid and durable construction, with the rubber coating specifically noted for enhancing grip and comfort. While most enjoyed the durability compared to wood stocks, a few mentioned quality issues such as stains, demonstrating some inconsistency.
Ergonomics and Aesthetics
70%
The ergonomic design and modern aesthetics of the stock received positive remarks. Reviewers appreciate how the rubber covered stock feels in hand and shoulder, leading to a comfortable shooting experience, especially during extended use.
Value for Money
65%
Reviewers frequently mention that the stock offers great value for its price, especially in comparison to more expensive alternatives. This affordability, combined with the performance quality, makes it an attractive option for users.
Installation and Adjustments
50%
Several reviews note that some minor fitting adjustments were required for optimal installation, especially with certain barrel sizes. While this was a slight inconvenience, most users felt it was worth the effort for the resulting performance.
Solid Stock
Bottom line is this stock is solid...The rubber is going to look the best right out of the package...A stock for a bull barrel should have a bit of a cheek riser...
Nice Stock.
This stock works perfectly for a 10/22 with a bull barrel. My only complaint is that you can see through on the sides of the receiver. Otherwise it is great!
Great Stock One Fore End Caveat
Built a 10/22 using: Timney 10/22 Drop-In Trigger Assembly 883-000-038WB -- great trigger assembly, drop in with no fitting required. The lever magazine release is a great addition, helping with making the rifle a little more ambidextrous. The spring loaded bolt release works as we are accustomed to unlike the factory release. The trigger pull is crisp and clean reminiscent of the Jewel triggers on my 700. The trigger is a vast improvement over factory. 4 stars as the pull measured 3lbs on my Lyman gauge, preferred for hunting but as it is not adjustable I don't consider this a bench rest trigger. ER Shaw Fluted 10/22 .920 Target Barrel, SS 100-004-747WB -- everything I was looking for. Looks great and shoots great. 1/2" groups at 75 yards on a 100 degree, 10 - 15 mph gusty day with 20 year old Remington Golden Bullet HP, very satisfying. The barrel dropped right into the action and was installed using the factory V-block without barrel droop. V-block barrel retaining screws screws were just snugged. Checked with a set of headspace gauges and everything was fine and good to go. A 5 star barrel for sure. Hogue 10/22 Overmolded Rifle Stock B/B Rubber Covering 408-220-100WB -- The stock I wanted was out of stock so I got this one to do the build. I am liking it. Feels good in hand and on the shoulder. Ambidextrous! Bedding was accurate and felt solid. With the action screw torqued to 18 in-lbs the Shaw barrel was dollar bill free floated from 1" behind the flutes to the muzzle. The semi-varmint fore end is a joy in hand or on a bag. 4 Stars as the fore end will flex enough to touch the barrel with moderate straight line side hand pressure, a hasty sling or tight sling. Still I may well forget about the stock I wanted that cost 2-1/2 times as much, this one shoots and feels so good. Volquartsen 10/22 Socket Head Takedown Screw 930-000-O26WB -- Comparing this screw to my factory screw it is about 2-1/2 threads shorter. However it fit this build just fine, earning it 5 Stars. It and the receiver handled 18 in-lbs of torque without problem.
