General Rifles: May 2007 Archives

The international stock showed up. I am stunned at how nice the 1022 looks now. I don't want to even shoot it - it might get dirty. I got a new stainless barrel with the deal. I've got two other stocks now, so I just need a receiver/bolt and a trigger group to make a whole new rifle.  Maybe about $200 or less. 






Update:  And so it starts.  I just bought a trigger group for $54.  I've seen receivers for $75, and bolt assemblies for $37.  So for a total of $166 I get a new Ruger 1022.  The new stainless barrel (with sights) I got for nothing.  I've got a composite stock that came on the original rifle, and a spotless wood stock I bought at a garage sale for $10 last year.  A couple of bucks for a scope mount and I'm good to go.

I'm going to need to get a new 1022 built...this one is too pretty to shoot.