Randy Hunt from United States, TX Public Profile

First of all I purchased a M-1 style stock for my 1022 a couple of years ago because this chassis was not in stock and had not been for several months. It was ok but not what I really wanted. Recently I found this chassis in stock at Optics Planet so I pulled the trigger. Im so glad I did. This allows a completely free floating barrel which is a must for true accuracy in the Ruger 1022.It made quite a bit of difference on a 100 yd shot. At 50 yds not as much. It may not matter to most to have 1/2" groups at 100 yds but to me it does. I like to have as much accuracy I can get with the lowest cost. Thats with a stock barrel. On top of that it allows mounting of any accessary you pretty much desire to personalize your 1022. Also it looks killer, pun intended. This is by far from what I have found the best bang for buck improvement you can make on your 1022. The only downside is aftermarket trigger groups are not all acceptable in this chassis. I had to purchase a BX trigger which is a 2.5lb pull. My previous trigger was better but this one is really good for under $90. Overall this is a great all around option.

I purchased this vise a couple years ago. The clamps are a horrible design. They absolutely will not tight up on firearm. One review said you can't use great force. You can't use any force. It simply will not tighten up.

This works great but is cheaper elsewhere.I have tested it against very expensive ones and you just can not beat the bang for buck value of this trigger pull gauge. I highly recomend this product especially if curiosity has grabbed you about your triggers on your guns. You can test the progress of polishing your trigger components.