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    Default Modified a wood stock for my 10/22 take down

    Hello all. Just modified a wood stock for my take down 10/22 and thought I would share with y’all.

    Tools I used.
    Lots of measuring devices.
    Dremel tool with the sanding disk.
    Router with 5/8 bit.
    Sand paper.

    Here’s what I started with. Got it off Gun Broker last month. I don’t care for synthetic stocks or the color so I seen someone else do this on a forum and decided I would give it a go.

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    Picked up a cheap stock here it is after cutting in half

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    Did a little wood removal with the dremel to get the receiver in.
    Sorry forgot to take a pic of it but it wasn’t that much. Also drilled the hole for the screw.

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    Had to sand in a relief for the take down pin. Done this on both half’s of the stock. Used the dremel.

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    The underside of the for arm requires a substantial amount of wood removed. I used my router set in the bench only took a few minuets. There other ways to do this like a drill and chisels. I also drilled some holes for the take down pin and mounting screw.

    I did cut this to deep. I have an easy fix for it.

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    Done. I need to sand and refinish the stock. I’m going to find an old walnut stock now and do it again and sell this one.

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    Nicely done.
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    Very nice!
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    Very nice! Now it looks closer to my much older 10/22 without the scratches, etc.

    Question for you 10/22 folks: Are there any Ruger BX25 magazines available at a reasonable price ($70 or so is not reasonable).?
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    Nice job on the wood stock,....I like them much better than the plastic.
    Thanks for posting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old GI View Post
    Very nice! Now it looks closer to my much older 10/22 without the scratches, etc.

    Question for you 10/22 folks: Are there any Ruger BX25 magazines available at a reasonable price ($70 or so is not reasonable).?
    Yes. I purchased two from Ruger back ordered in January. I got them last week. They were like 32 bucks each normal price.

    Order them here: http://shopruger.com/10_22-BX-25-MAG...uctinfo/90361/
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    Alot nicer than the plastic, for sure.
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    Nice job...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Old GI View Post
    Very nice! Now it looks closer to my much older 10/22 without the scratches, etc.

    Question for you 10/22 folks: Are there any Ruger BX25 magazines available at a reasonable price ($70 or so is not reasonable).?
    I think my local shop (Shooters of Jacksonville) http://www.shootersjax.com/ was advertising them as in stock a couple of weeks ago along with PMags. I'll stop by next week and check. Send me a PM if you want me to get you some along with a price not to exceed.
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    That looks really nice. If Ruger would have done that I might have bought one back when they were cheaper.
    Hope you can find a walnut stock, I have been looking for one for some time around locally.

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