Need Help - 10/22 parts websites

[SVTNate]

I am looking for the best price on the Hogue stocks for the 10/22.

About two weeks ago, I saw a link to a site selling it for about 55 bucks. I have lost the bookmark, so I need some help finding the site.

It was NOT Brownells, and not OnTarget. I believe the name starts with a "C".

Sorry to be so vague, but 55 bucks is a great price. Most places sell the same thing for 65-85 bucks.

On a side note, feel free to recommend me a stainless steel bull barrel for my 10/22 that costs under 150 bucks

 

[joebogey]

You might try these:
http://www.midwayusa.com/ They sell stocks, barrels and combos
http://www.jgsales.com/index.html They sell stocks, barrels and combos
http://www.gunsmith-tools.com/gunbarrels.htm You know about these guys already
http://www.gunbroker.com/ You can always find stocks for $49.00 to $55.00 and a lot of times the barrels for $99.00 to $119.00
Hope these help.

 

[hksigwalther]

Nate,

Maybe you're thinking about Cabela's?

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...catalog/item-link.jhtml_A&_DAV=0005621210479a

You shouls also check out some of the .22 lr / 10/22 websites like :

http://www.22world.com/
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/

A lot of helpful tips.

 

[Ledbetter]

SVT Nate

Careful, 10/22's are SO addicting.

The best barrel for the money is probably the Green Mountain barrel.

Go here for the answers to all your questions. Be sure to review the Tips and Tricks and the Links. The advertisers are also good sources of custom parts.

www.rimfirecentral.com

Are you thinking of

www.CDNNinvestments.com

???

Regards and good luck on your project. I have a 10/22T (stock sealed with polyurethane and Tung oil, barrel free floated and action bedded, with a Volquartsen trigger group) and a stainless 10/22 that retains its factory barrel, but has been free-floated and bedded into a Choate pistol grip stock, also with a Volquartsen trigger group.

Ledbetter

 

[SVTNate]

Cabela's is the site I was looking for, thanks.

I actually decided to buy the stock from Midway, their price was slightly lower.

I also decided to not bother with a new barrel. 139 for a fluted stainless from Green Mountain, and then I would need sights or a scope. Too much to spend on my plinker rifle that will most likely never be shot beyond 50-100 yards.