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Most Helpful Positive Review
Best Bullpup Conversion for the 10/22
I got this for a lightweight and compact 10/22 build. It feels good and well-balanced and the fact that the stock itself is 26" long allows it to be used with lightweight 16" barrels (I use a Volquartsen ultralight). Additionally, the stock screws directly through the receiver, giving a solid feelin...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
TREK-22 Garbage
Don't fall for the paid influencer reviews online. This thing is absolute garbage. The bolts and nuts do not torque to spec. I own a number of high-end torque wrenches for optics mounting. As I typically do when mounting optics, I start with a lower torque setting across the platform and then finish...
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great conversion
The parts of kit seem to be quality , directions were very clear and MUST be read before assembly. Once together this makes a lot of fun at the range. Trigger is awesome.
Would recommend: Yes
great product but
I'm a military veteran and I can't believe I made the mistake I bought this and I'm a left-handed shooter and so I sent it back for that reason but it is amazing stock I wish I could have used it and if one day they had a deflector which I hope you guys read this and added deflector because I ended up getting a high tower p90 stock that was so hard to put together it's crazy but it looks good but this product is awesome looking and if you're a right-handed shooter and you want a shorter 10/22 like I like having shorter rifles especially nowadays I like compact stuff so I AR-15 I have a 10.5 inch barrel out of 16 inch barrel on my AK but this stock is really good and I wish if it had a deflector for left-handed users I would have kept it
Would recommend: Yes
More trouble than it's worth
I really like the design and concept, but it has issues. The trigger has to be forced to reset, despite th flawless Ruger BX trigger setup. Another issue is the plastic flexes independently from the barrel. That means that your scope may or may not be pointing in the same direction as your barrel. This problem is easily fixable, but overall I regret this purchase and should have trusted other reviews online.
Pros:
- compact
- Design
Cons:
- problematic trigger
- unreliable zero
Best Used for:
- No better use
Would recommend: No
Wanted to love it despite cleaning difficulties, but it's junk.
sigh... i really wanted to like it. I received the wrong color in the right box first.
10/22 doesn't center in the stock kit. Way off down and to the left. Very visibly crooked barrel compared to stock. Not even remotely usable.
10/22 doesn't center in the stock kit. Way off down and to the left. Very visibly crooked barrel compared to stock. Not even remotely usable.
Pros:
- Very short.
Cons:
- Quality Control
- Cheap
Best Used for:
- returning
Would recommend: No
Exelent Little backpack Option
I ordered a 1022 Tactical specifically for this build. Some things worth knowing. I used a treaded 16” barrel with a KAW 3” blast diverter to clear the stock. It cleared just barely. I’m using an Athlon Talos BTR 1-4X24 Gen2 scope but had to reverse mount it on the LPVO mount for proper eye relief.
Regular scope rings won’t work with LPVO scopes due to the long eye relief.
Extra tall scope rings work fine with a Vortex 3x9 22lr scope, but you have to really flatten your head into the stock for good eye alignment.
I added a bit of dry graphite lubricant in all the trigger friction surfaces and seems to work great.
Carries well in hand and with a sling with the LPVO and it’s extremely well balanced while shooting. With the 3x9 scope it felt front heavy and awkward to carry on the sling.
Hope this helps someone. Cheers.
Regular scope rings won’t work with LPVO scopes due to the long eye relief.
Extra tall scope rings work fine with a Vortex 3x9 22lr scope, but you have to really flatten your head into the stock for good eye alignment.
I added a bit of dry graphite lubricant in all the trigger friction surfaces and seems to work great.
Carries well in hand and with a sling with the LPVO and it’s extremely well balanced while shooting. With the 3x9 scope it felt front heavy and awkward to carry on the sling.
Hope this helps someone. Cheers.
Would recommend: Yes
4 of 4 found the following review helpful.
Trek-22 Bullpup conversion stock
If you want your 10-22 to be shorter and easier to handle in the woods, get this. If you want a nice trigger, don't. Overall this kit does everything it says in the brochure, except "improve the trigger". It definitely doesn't do that. Is it usable? Sure. It's mushy as he** but this is a plinking, varmit hunting .22, so who really cares?
Pros:
- Sturdy, looks cool, lots of attachment points
Cons:
- Bit of a pain to disassemble for cleaning
Would recommend: Yes
super stupid chassis and poor design
Where do I start.
I like it, but definitely not for the price.Maybe for 100 bucks. But there are many issues. The way it assembles is exhausting, the receiver is so far back, that mag changes, safety, is uncomfortable. The trigger is nice, if you line it up right before you assemble it. The stock itself doesn’t present well for a small scope or red dot. And you literally have to be careful where you put your support hand. Moral of the review, Find another chassis
I like it, but definitely not for the price.Maybe for 100 bucks. But there are many issues. The way it assembles is exhausting, the receiver is so far back, that mag changes, safety, is uncomfortable. The trigger is nice, if you line it up right before you assemble it. The stock itself doesn’t present well for a small scope or red dot. And you literally have to be careful where you put your support hand. Moral of the review, Find another chassis
Pros:
- Short
Cons:
- price
- Mount
- Every aspect
- Assembly
Would recommend: No
2 of 4 found the following review helpful.
Trek-22 Stock
Overall good quality. Lightweight and sturdy. Only negative I have is the screws overhang on the other side of the stock when torqued to spec.
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Good Stock
Good overall stock to shorten the overall length of your 10/22. It wasnt too difficult to install and it looks pretty good and is reliable. Only negative I’ve really got is that the screws provided, when torqued down to spec, overhang on the other side of the stock. They do not fit flush and slightly overhang on that side. For $250+ the screws should fit flush.
Pros:
- Lightweight
- Short
Cons:
- Out of Spec Screws
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
fun but not worth it
Really annoying to take apart to clean the gun. Not super well made. Trigger is better than expected. Everything else isn’t great for the lofty price tag. If it was 150$ it would be 4stars. 100$ 5 stars.
Pros:
- length
Cons:
- price
- Assembly
Best Used for:
- plinking
Would recommend: No
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
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