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Question: Have a "compact" model.  Will this fit it ok.  Is it hard to take off original wood stock and replace with this?
Document: Excellent quality, installed in minutes with a perfect fit. So much better to handle than the original wood stock. Gun looks like a brand new firearm.
My original stock got chipped pretty badly and it was time for a face lift. I had always been so careful with the wood stock, but chipped off a big piece on the butt when pulling it out of the gun safe. I wanted something that would look good and be a little more durable, and this is it. The green is a nice contrast to the matte black and, as with all Hogue products, the quality, fit and feel of the stock is first rate.
As other reviewers have noted, this is a very nice replacement stock for the Ruger 10-22. It is very stiff with its internal fiberglass frame. The surrounding rubber overmold gives a much better grip than the original smooth wood stock. The Hogue stock is not slippery, even in wet conditions. This is a great improvement over the original wood stock. The finish is a non-reflective olive green very close to the color shown on my computer monitor.The stock is a nice tight fit on the action.
I bought this to replace my wood stock that came with the 10/22 carbine. I could not be happier. Coupled with Uncle Mike's sling swivels, and obviously a sling, this stock is a great little varmint gun for the farm. IDK if it made it any lighter, but it certainly maneuvers much better. The non-bull barrel fits great and the look of the gun overall is fantastic.
I'm an rwva.org rifle instructor. This stock makes a HUGE difference in performance over the OEM Ruger Carbine wood stock. The OEM shoulder plate is slick plastic which makes for a rifle that's hard to keep seated in the shoulder.When I build LTR's or Liberty Training Rifles, the hogue overmolded stock is on my list of upgrades every time.I start with a basic Ruger 10/22 Carbine for roughly $170.
Stock fit perfect, Looks much nicer than the original. No issues with the magazines. I have a bi pod and it hooked up with no issues. Stock is very sturdy and glad to get rid of the barrel band. Fits in stock much snugger than the original one no issues with the stock bolt coming loose after 300 rounds.
I can send a pic of mine if anyone is interested in seeing it on a stainless model.
Very comfortable stock. I'd have these on all my guns if I could. Everyone that's shot my 10/22 with it loves it. Way better than the original synthetic stock. Have one on a Target 10/22 and a Howa .223. When of the best investments you can make.
I bought this gun new as a carbine with the standard wood stock. I pretty quickly got a Tapco Intrafuse which I liked, but after I got an AR, I didn't feel I needed two guns with the same ergos. This hogue stock is great. Makes the gun feel a little bigger and more solid, as well as being a little longer. Love it.
This is a direct replacement for the original stock. It has as close as makes no difference, the exact same measurements in every way. I wanted a tougher stock for my 10/22 then the original wooden one. and this fits the bill nicely. Installation was a snap with only one problem, the hole for the mounting bolt was plugged with rubber. Not a big deal, it only took a second with a drill to clear out. But it shouldn't be there in a big name product like this.
Answer: yes