I need a good .920 barrel for my .22! suggestions and also best deals for what you think is good! I'm not trying to win any matches but just want a decent and good lookin barrel. Shoot away!

Mike

I have 2 green mountian barrels on my 10/22's. I'm shootig penny sized holes at 100 yards.

http://www.wpgbc.com/

 

Simply the best. I shoot inside of a nickel all day at 50 yards with mine.

 

This is mine.

omg i just ordered that very same stock! green mountain barrels were very cheap from earlier today i believe. do you recommend that bipod?

I actually took mine off so I can use my benchrest. If your ever at Cherry Ridge...you can have it for 10 bucks. The Whistle Pig barrel is steel lined aluminum with the built in compensator. It is sick accurate with mini mags. I did the 'cuda stock in blue metallic House of Kolor auto paint.

Green Mountain makes a good barrel I have one on one of my wifes 10-22's. It will not break the bank and is very accurate, but heavy. If shooting from a bench mostly it is the way to go. If you want light and a bit more money the Tactical Solutions aluminum barrel is nice. She has one on her other 10-22 and it is light as can be. And very accurate.

Good and cheap: green mountain and adams & bennett (jhust a store brand relabeling of a GM barrel).

 

Good but not so cheap: clark custom guns makes barrels. Their 16.25" fluted bull barrel balances REALLY nicely in a traditional stock. Volquartsens also shoot nicely and come in lots of cool looking fluting designs.

 

Good and light: whistlepig, tactical solutions For NJ, I'd just go whistlepig and avoid trying to deal with getting a non-threaded version of the TS. It exists, but some places don't differentiate well in their inventory the difference between non threaded and non-threaded with thread protector installed. But it's still a good barrel if you find one.

Good and cheap: green mountain and adams & bennett (jhust a store brand relabeling of a GM barrel).

 

Good but not so cheap: clark custom guns makes barrels. Their 16.25" fluted bull barrel balances REALLY nicely in a traditional stock. Volquartsens also shoot nicely and come in lots of cool looking fluting designs.

 

Good and light: whistlepig, tactical solutions For NJ, I'd just go whistlepig and avoid trying to deal with getting a non-threaded version of the TS. It exists, but some places don't differentiate well in their inventory the difference between non threaded and non-threaded with thread protector installed. But it's still a good barrel if you find one.

 

You can have a threaded barrel. As long as it is the only "evil feature" on the semi auto.

You can have a threaded barrel. As long as it is the only "evil feature" on the semi auto.

 

True, if you studiously avoid anything that might be construed as a pistol grip, you can have the threaded barrel.

Well I do have a SS evolution stock for my gun now so do you think that looks too much like an evil feature?

I have an ss adams and bennet fluted barrell on my 10/22

 

I am digging the aluminum barrell with the liner..

 

I have an ss adams and bennet fluted barrell on my 10/22

 

I am digging the aluminum barrell with the liner..

 

 

can i have a link to where you got that barrel?