Red Jacket Firearms ZK-22 Ruger 10/22 bullpup conversion sto
From the boys at Red Jacket. I am not a stock 10/22 fan (not accurate w/o a barrel change) but I might go for a BP. Crude in comparison to an Edgun or KalibrGun but still neat.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ud1RJ3p2YM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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Wow. The Pre orders are just now shipping? My buddy looked at buying one 6 months ago when they first announced taking orders, i think he passed on preorder .6 months is not to bad I guess considering tool up time for mass production. I’ll let him know they’re in production now.
Well they are just getting started to ship them but they are $299. Ouch.
Features:
Engineered, designed, built and assembled in the USA!
Easy install. No gunsmith needed. Install at home.
Accepts 18.5″ inch or longer Ruger or aftermarket barrels up .920 in diameter.
The stock comes with adapters that will let you use standard or heavy barrels.
Accepts most full capacity magazines including the MWG 50 round coffin magazine and the Ruger BX-25!!!!!
Provides rail system for mounting optics or other accessories.
Ambidextrous charging handle, Sling point mounts, safety and mag release.
Integral trigger safety.
Adjustable trigger interface to tune to your preference of triggers.
Shell deflector included allowing for full ambidextrous use.
NO FFL NEEDED! SHIPS RIGHT TO YOUR HOME!
SAME STOCK USED ON THE ZOMBIE EPISODE.
Made for RUGER 10/22 22LR models only. Not available for any other brand/type/caliber of firearm, YET!
Patent Pending.
M.S.R.P: $299.00
Pre-Orders Are NOW Shipping! Thanks!
IIRC they did this build early last yr for a zombie episode.
Came out pretty slick and looks alot better built than the muzzlelite bullpup conversion I did on my 10/22 back in the 80s. It worked but barrel needed shimming inside stock. Bull barrel would have been better fit.
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I’m impressed…
Most fo the stuff they do on the show is pretty hack. This is a honest to goodness injection molded plastic item that has some pretty decent lines.
If it looks as good in person as it does in the last photo it’s no wonder it took six month to tool up and produce.
If I was to own another 22LR it would be bolt action. Had a USST 10/22 and while it was SUPER accurate to 75 yards it was ammo picky and a pita to clean.