Tac-sol 10/22

[thinhorn_AK]

Also as mentioned above, cutting a few slots in the shroud isn't a big deal, shroud is only there to keep you legal anyway. Not gonna hurt it to have some extra cuts. IMO the benefits outweigh the risk.

What do the cuts do? Just allow you to get a grip with a wrench?

 

[ScreamingPotato]

What do the cuts do? Just allow you to get a grip with a wrench?

Not sure because I haven't had to do it but looking at mine, yes, that's what I'd imagine, just need it to move really then you're good. I think with some creativity it could be a fun project with lots of engineering fluid (beer) if it comes up. I imagine myself mocking you sort of a mini oil filter wrench type of gizmo lol.

 

[turbobrick]

Here is the thread with the discussion about it and the guy who was making tools, its archived so some info is missing. stuck cans

 

[turbobrick]

What do the cuts do? Just allow you to get a grip with a wrench?

My buddy cut a couple slots so he could push right on the stuck part and turn it off with a delrin punch. The factory slots in the shroud are too high up, they're just there so the ATF can't say the shroud itself is a suppressor.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Top 10/22 has a regular TacSol barrel, middle is a TacSol SB-X on a 10/22 takedown receiver, bottom is a TacSol Owyhee (which is basically just a take down bolt action 10/22) with a TacSol TSS integral suppressed barrel. I run my YHM Mite on the SBX since it has a fixed rear cap and won’t unscrew inside.

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I found a pretty good deal on a non-sbx x-ring with a hogue stock so I ordered it up. I’ll use it with my dead air mask 22 or my banish 22. I ordered some rings for it and a bunch of 10/22 magazines. I’ll put my tract 3-9 rimfire scope on it.

It will make a solid ptarmigan gun to use on my snowmobile all winter/spring.

 

[turbobrick]

I found a pretty good deal on a non-sbx x-ring with a hogue stock so I ordered it up. I’ll use it with my dead air mask 22 or my banish 22. I ordered some rings for it and a bunch of 10/22 magazines. I’ll put my tract 3-9 rimfire scope on it.

It will make a solid ptarmigan gun to use on my snowmobile all winter/spring.

It’ll be a perfect gun for that, enjoy. I hope to chase grouse with my Owyhee someday. I actually traded the regular TS barrel to my buddy to get the standard SBX that the got the can stuck on back. He had elongated one of the slots, so I just finished the job, widening it to the width of the burr I had and making it look uniform.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

It’ll be a perfect gun for that, enjoy. I hope to chase grouse with my Owyhee someday.

I’m excited to use this new gun for the grouse opener on August 10th.

Me and a few friends have a tradition (past 5-6 years) to go out super early for the grouse opener.

I’m thinking of also getting an owyee, those look awesome, in fact, had I done a bit more research I may have just gotten one instead.

How do you like yours? Do you shoot it suppressed? Is it pretty quiet?

 

[turbobrick]

I’m excited to use this new gun for the grouse opener on August 10th.

Me and a few friends have a tradition (past 5-6 years) to go out super early for the grouse opener.

I’m thinking of also getting an owyee, those look awesome, in fact, had I done a bit more research I may have just gotten one instead.

How do you like yours? Do you shoot it suppressed? Is it pretty quiet?

My Owyhee originally came with a standard 16” barrel, I shot it mostly with a Mask or TBAC TD22. It’s great, much quieter than any semi 22. TacSol says the TSS integral suppressed barrel doesn’t fit the Owyhee, but a couple minutes with a hand file to clearance for the second extractor and it fit perfect. The integral is quiet on another level and keeps it a one stamp gun. I’m planning on building a two stamp off a VQ Summit, similar concept.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Finally got around to really running my x-ring today, it’s great. It cycled everything I fed it including CCI quiet at ~ 720fps (didn’t chrono but will tomorrow). I put a few hundred rounds through it, all suppressed and it just shot. I don’t see going back to the t1x, it’s so nice to be back on the 10/22 magazines rather than the straight stack t1x mags.

I got some vortex pic rings for a good price and mounted up my tract 22 scope. I decided to use my banish 22 since it’s easier to clean than my mask 22. I’ll finish up sighting it in perfectly tomorrow and get some birds on Saturday.

 

[JRS3]

I’m thinking about putting together an integrally suppressed 10/22 with the Tac Sol barrel. What’s the consensus on these barrels for accuracy potential?

X-RING™ TSS Barrels for 10/22® Rifles | TacSol

The ultra-lightweight and robust design renders it ideal for hunting, plinking, and target shooting. Designed to upgrade your factory 10/22® barrel.

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[FB Trout]

I don’t have an integrally suppressed Tac-sol, but I do have a Tac-sol barrel with the shroud, so 11 or so inches are rifled, it is very accurate, with quarter-sized groups with SK match ammo at 50 yards. I also have an integrally suppressed 10/22 with a Liberty Pinnacle barrel, it is a monocore design, which is huge. The rifled portion is only 6” or so. It’s accuracy is okay, but the design of the Tac-sol integrally suppressed barrel looks much better, with a K-baffle design and a much longer rifled portion. I suspect that barrel is very accurate….

 

[thinhorn_AK]

I’ve been really impressed so far with my tax sol, I’d imagine an integrally suppressed one would kick ass.

 

[JRS3]

I’m leaning more towards a complete rifle.

X-RING® TSS Rifles | TacSol

This semi-automatic .22LR rifle boasts an integrally suppressed barrel that maintains the accuracy and lightweight materials that TacSol is known for.

www.tacticalsol.com

I ran the numbers to build a new 10/22 to my liking and it’s about the same as the above. The integral barrel is appealing since the OL will be shorter than a 16” bbl plus can.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

I’m leaning more towards a complete rifle.

X-RING® TSS Rifles | TacSol

This semi-automatic .22LR rifle boasts an integrally suppressed barrel that maintains the accuracy and lightweight materials that TacSol is known for.

www.tacticalsol.com

I ran the numbers to build a new 10/22 to my liking and it’s about the same as the above. The integral barrel is appealing since the OL will be shorter than a 16” bbl plus can.

That’s how I ended up with a tacsol, by the time I put together what I wanted, I was in the same price range as a tacsol and the tacsol has a rail built into the receiver which I like (Ruger dosent have that).