Hogue Rubber OverMolded Stock for Ruger 10/22 with Standard Barrel Channel, Black - 22000

Hogue Rubber OverMolded Stock for Ruger 10/22 with Standard Barrel Channel, Black - 22000

• Enhanced Comfort and Control: Provides a non-slip grip even in adverse weather conditions.
• Durable Rubber Material: Absorbs recoil and provides lasting durability.
• Improved Rifle Handling: Offers superior ergonomics to enhance accuracy.
• Easy Installation: Designed to fit seamlessly with the standard barrel channel of the Ruger 10/22.
• Attractive Design: Complements the rifle’s appearance while using original stock attachment screw.

Hogue's revolutionary O.M. series stocks (Pat. Pending) are made similar to their popular rubber grips. Constructed by molding a super strong, rigid fiberglass reinforced stock that precisely fits the rifle action. This small "stock" or "skeleton", is then completely OverMolded with the same rubber compound used on Hogue grips. The skeleton or insert, as it is called, chemically as well as mechanically adheres to the rubber resulting in a permanent bond between the rubber and the insert. The super strong insert not only gives the stocks their strength but the precise molded dimensions provide a perfect drop in fit of your rifle action. OverMolding with rubber is superior in every way and provides the ultimate in a comfortable, non slip, super smooth attractive finish, that is durable and extremely quiet. All the following custom features come at prices comparable or below any other standard synthetic stock on the market. Hogue stocks incorporate every desirable feature a fine rifle stock should have and by adding unique Hogue touches they have created a much superior and unique stock compared with anything on the market today. Features:- Sleek Straight Comb- Palm Swells- Varminter Style Forend- Cobblestone TextureSpecifications:Type: Rubber OverMolded Stock Frame: Fiberglass with Strucural ReinforcmentFits: Ruger 10/22 with Standard Barrel Installation Instructions Your new stock is designed for "drop in" installation for all factory firearms; although, due to manufacturing variances in firearms, it is possible for a rifle to exist that will require some minor fitting. This should be done by a competent gunsmith.