Ruger 10 22 Folding Stock for sale
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Ruger 10/22 Tatical Black / Grey .22 LR 16.62-inch 25Rd ATI Destroyer Folding Stock
Brand:
Ruger
Barrel Length:
16.62
Caliber:
.22 LR
Capacity:
25
Finish Per Color:
Black / Grey
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.0/5
based on 5 customer reviews across 2 variants from 7 retailers
Highly-rated rifle praised for reliability, quality design, and value, with one shipping error complaint outweighed by strong positive feedback.
What customers like
Reliability & Performance60%
very little issues and very pleased overall
Quality & Design60%
Ruger 10-22 Talo is the quality I expect from Ruger
Fun & Enjoyable40%
More fun to shoot than my two ar's
Value for Money40%
good value considering it has a folding ATI stock
Common concerns
Missing Items in Shipment20%
they did not include the scope I bought in the box
Frequently Asked Questions
Ruger 10 22 Folding Stock for sale
Is there a collapsible stock available for the Ruger 10/22?
Yes, multiple collapsible and folding stocks fit the Ruger 10/22. Popular options include the ATI Outdoors Strikeforce TactLite Gen2 and Choate Folding Stock. Prices vary widely by model and retailer. All are drop-in aftermarket upgrades requiring no permanent modification to the rifle.
Is a Ruger 10/22 with a folding stock legal in the United States?
Legality depends on your state. Federally, a folding stock on a Ruger 10/22 is generally legal, but state laws vary significantly. New York prohibits it unless the rifle has a fixed magazine. Massachusetts has its own restrictions. California and other states also have rules. Research your specific state laws carefully before purchasing or installing one.
Do you need a tax stamp for a folding stock?
A folding stock alone doesn't require a tax stamp. However, if folding the stock reduces overall rifle length below 26 inches, it becomes a short-barreled rifle requiring NFA registration via Form 4. The tax stamp fee has been eliminated and is now $0. Measure your specific setup to confirm compliance with federal law.
What are the disadvantages of a folding stock?
Folding stocks reduce control and recoil management compared to fixed designs. Many rifles cannot fire with the stock folded. Locking mechanisms can wear and fail over time. Aftermarket options vary in quality, potentially causing wobble or rattle during use.
What is the best stock for a Ruger 10/22?
The best stock depends on your use case. For precision shooting, the Volquartsen or Boyd's laminate stocks offer excellent bedding. For tactical/compact use, Magpul X-22 or Ruger's factory folding stock work well. Budget options include Hogue overmolded stocks around $30–$60.
What wood are Ruger 10/22 stocks made of?
Factory Ruger 10/22 stocks were originally walnut, with the switch occurring around 1977 to 1981 depending on the model. Ruger replaced walnut with birch or beech as a cost-saving measure. Aftermarket stocks are available in laminate, hardwood, and synthetic materials.
Is it okay to dry fire a 10/22 Ruger?
Yes, Ruger explicitly states the 10/22 can be dry fired safely when unloaded and pointed in a safe direction. The rifle's firing pin design handles dry firing without damage. Many owners dry fire regularly for practice without issues.
What trigger is best for a 10/22 Ruger?
Best choice depends on your needs. Ruger's BX Trigger offers affordability with a 2.5–3lb pull versus the factory 4.75–6lb. For lighter pulls, the Timney or Volquartsen triggers are popular among competitive shooters. Powder River Precision also makes drop-in assemblies. All install without gunsmithing.