Custom 10/22 (Fixed-Barrel Build)

Blank-slate, non-Takedown 10/22-pattern rifle builder for a serialized receiver, fixed barrel, bolt, charging assembly, trigger group, and stock or chassis.

Price: $725
Calibers: .22 LR
Rail: receiver-dependent
Best For: range training training small game competition

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Key Highlights

•Build a fixed-barrel 10/22-pattern rifle from the serialized receiver out
•Keeps Takedown and Charger-only barrels, stocks, and chassis out of the core build
•Selected receiver and barrel tags unlock optic and muzzle paths only when those interfaces are present

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Overview

This is the blank-slate path for planning a conventional fixed-barrel 10/22-pattern rifle instead of starting with a complete factory carbine. The six required slots cover the major Ruger-pattern assemblies: serialized receiver, fixed barrel, complete bolt, recoil and charging-handle assembly, complete trigger group, and fixed stock or chassis. The template does not assume a Picatinny rail or threaded muzzle; those interfaces come from the receiver and barrel selected in the build. Stock and chassis tags remain available for fitment, while mounted lights and controls are outside this first accessory pass.

Key Features

Build-planning template rather than a buyable complete firearm SKU
Serialized receiver path with normal firearm purchasing and transfer handling
Six required slots cover the major receiver, operating, fire-control, barrel, and furniture assemblies
Receiver-dependent V-block hardware, bolt buffer, receiver pins, and stock or chassis fasteners require a separate pre-purchase check
Hard fixed-barrel fitment boundary excludes 10/22 Takedown and 22 Charger-only parts
Ruger BX-pattern magazine baseline

Capability Profile

0-10 Scale Across 8 Axes

Pros

+Deep 10/22 aftermarket across value, lightweight, precision, and competition builds
+Lets the barrel and stock or chassis define weight, balance, and accessory interfaces
+Models the selectable major-assembly cost before optional optics, suppression, magazines, and ammunition

Cons

−Not a ready-to-buy rifle
−Serialized receivers require normal firearm purchasing and transfer handling
−Takedown and Charger configurations are intentionally outside this first version
−Receiver-dependent V-block and cap screws, bolt buffer, two trigger-housing receiver cross pins, and stock or chassis fasteners are not separate priced slots
−Final function still depends on correct assembly, headspace, hardware, magazines, and ammunition

Detailed Specifications

caliber: .22 LR
platform: Fixed-barrel Ruger 10/22-pattern build template
receiver: Serialized non-Takedown 10/22-pattern receiver
magazineCompatibility: Ruger BX-pattern magazines
requiredCore: Major assemblies: receiver, barrel, bolt, recoil/charging assembly, complete trigger group, stock or chassis
hardwareBoundary: Verify a bolt buffer, two trigger-housing receiver cross pins, stock or chassis mounting fasteners, and the selected receiver's V-block and two cap screws before purchase; Faxon includes the buffer and V-block hardware, KIDD includes the V-block, and Tactical Innovations ships those parts separately
priceModel: Rounded major-assembly estimate with a small hardware allowance, before optional accessories, transfer fee, tax, and shipping