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Question: What lasers will fit on the side band (single slot picatinny rail)?  Can the Ruger 90417 10/22 LaserMax still be attached to forestock if using this?
Document: Pros:-Made of metal-Very SturdyCons:- The picatinny rail on the side would bump into the stock of my ruger 10/22. This caused the band to be misaligned. To fix this, I had to modify my stock so the band would fit properly. This involved carving, sanding and repainting.- ExpensiveFinal thoughts:- I got this band so I could attack a FAB T-Pod to my Ruger. This combo works great; the band is sturdy and aligned correctly.
Replaced the cheap plastic barrel band on my ruger 10/22 with this metal one. Wow what a difference. Perfect fit and very solid! Added a sling mount to the bottom rail then attached the sling. Dont have to worry bout this sling set up ever failing, the gun would break before this set up does! !
Found this looking around for Ruger 10/22 mods. Replaces the stock plastic one with a coated aluminum one. It has two picatinny mounts & a sling ring. i understand the band isn't all together necessary, but this one really serves a purpose. Mounted by bi-pod without drilling into my stock, has a decent sling ring & one more picatinny rail parallel to the sling ring. I recommend grabbing some hand clamps or covered vice, my synthetic stock was not an immediate fit.
If you want to put a bipod on your Ruger 10/22 this is what you need. Just take off the original barrel band and put this one on. This one is metal and also has a slot to put your sling through. It fits great. Be sure you buy a bipod for a picanney rail and not a swivel stud.
This barrel band was not what I expected when I received it. I put it on my Ruger 10/22 and it would not fit the wooden stock properly and actually scared the wood slightly. Also, when I tried to tighten the screw for the band, it torqued the barrel band sideways, pulling a gap on one side of the band exposing part of the stock behind the band.
I lost my original barrel band and this was the replacement. Quality build all in all, very snug fit, the rails appropriately accept lights etc... all parts included, reversible with the sling slot to go on either right or the left side. Great!
The tactical band could be more of a closer fit. There is too much spacing around the band so that when it is tightened down it causes the picatinny mounts to shift and the rifle barrel is turned just slightly off center. Issue is more cosmetic but it still bothers me.
I purchased this item with the sole purpose of heavily modifying it. The packaging and finish to the part were fantastic, and it fit onto my Ruger 10/22TD perfectly. My only complaint is that the claimed &#8220;short MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail&#8221; was not true 1913 Picatinny.
Amazon - 100MB Limit for a video review = less than 60 seconds in 1080P - PLEASE FIX[...]I shoot Speed Steel with the Ruger 10/22 and I love the 1-1/4" Sling loop - I am now rocking a 2-Point setup. I was using a synthetic stock with no sling loops in the rear so I cut 2 into the stock itself.Rail sections at 3 & 6 o'clock are awesome as well as reversible.
This barrel band does pretty much does everything I needed it to do. Best of all, I think, is that it's not nylon but real metal. And it has both Weaver and Picatinny mounts, and a slot for a shoulder strap. Such features justify the approx $30 price tag.One disappointing thing: the Picatinny rail has two slots for any attachments, pretty close together. I discovered that this meant I could attach my bipod either at the front of the rail or at the back of it.
Answer: yes