RUGER 10/22 STANDARD YOUTH STOCK SPORTER Reviews & Ratings

Scaled down in both size and weight with a shorter forearm and length of pull to help younger shooters use correct stance, grasp and sighting. Standard cheekpiece for use with iron sights. Drop-in fit, fully inletted to fit factory barrel. Nicely finished with three coats of Watco oil. Fitted with black plastic buttpad.

SPECS: Walnut, oil finish. Length of pull approx. 11-ј"(28.6cm). 23-ј"(59cm) long. 20.7 oz. (588 g) weight.

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Reviews Summary

Reviewers are largely pleased with the RUGER 10/22 youth stock, praising its quality, fit, and aesthetic appeal. Many appreciate how well the stock suits younger shooters, delivering a comfortable experience for their children. While a few customers encountered minor issues with fit or finish, these concerns did not significantly detract from their overall satisfaction.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

67%

Many reviewers express admiration for the craftsmanship and materials of the stock, specifically highlighting the beautiful walnut finish and overall sturdy feel. Several customers noted that it exceeded their expectations, especially considering the price point.

Fit and Comfort

58%

Reviewers consistently mention how well the stock fits the Ruger 10/22 and its suitability for young shooters. Parents appreciate that the design accommodates smaller hands and offers a comfortable shouldering experience for their children.

Minor Issues

33%

A small number of customers reported minor fit or finish issues, such as rough wood or gaps. While these complaints are present, most reviewers found them manageable and less significant compared to the overall positive attributes of the stock.

Delivery Experience

33%

Multiple reviewers commented on the prompt delivery of the product, indicating satisfaction with the shipping process. This timely arrival contributed positively to their overall experience with the purchase.

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Ok, not great

Bought this to swap out on my old 10/22 so my 7 year old could shoot. Didn't want to go with the tactical style stocks. Hard to find a youth size stock. Maybe I expected to much. Wood looks OK. Nothing fancy. Problem is with the mill work. This is a Sporter style stock that doesn't use the front band. Only uses the screw forward of the mag well to assemble. But the opening for the receiver is too big so the barrel/receiver actually twists in the stock. Had to make shims to tighten the fit.