I have a 10/22 Takedown that I'd like to install an aimpoint T1 or T2 on. I already have an extra T1 and an extra T2, so I understand it might be silly to put a $600+ optic on a $200 gun.
Looking online I see some $10 Chineseum pic rails for 10/22s, including some on Amazon Prime, which is tempting, but unless it's actually the best rail for the job, I'd rather buy something nicer, US-made, higher quality.
I looked around online but I can't tell what's good.
https://www.egwguns.com/scope-mounts...nts/?brand=761
EGW has some quality stuff.
Agreed you can't go wrong with EGW
I used the Williams rail with peep sight.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1005988016?pid=259159
Both of my 10-22 TDs came with a factory picatinny rail. Did yours not?
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You are not the only person to drop a nice optic on a 10/22. I am running a MRO HD on a Ruger Charger with a ton of Volquartsen parts. I also have tried an Aimpoint PRO on a Ruger Mark III pistol.
Here are some choices for a rail from a great vendor. http://www.rimfiresports.com/merchan...tegory_Code=SM
Ruger's OEM rail works fine; EGW if you feel the need for aftermarket.
Grab your gun and bring in the cat.
It has some kind of rail on top from factory, it's not exactly a pic rail, it's something a little different.Originally Posted by Wheeler
The Ruger factory rail is both a weaver rail and a dovetail rail for older style 22 LR scopes. It will work with most things that uses a pic mount though and should work with an Aimpoint factory low mount and most other mounts for an aimpoint for that matter.
Aimpoint used to make a direct to receiver mount for the Micros:
https://www.opticsplanet.com/aimpoin...ver-black.html
But they apparently no longer make that.
Assuming the dimensions are the same between the regular and takedown 10/22 receivers, I'd recommend the Nodak Spud rail:
https://www.brownells.com/rifle-part...prod56476.aspx
You'd need a taller front sight (I use a Tech Sight front) if you want it to align with the integrated rear on the Nodak Spud rail.
https://www.tech-sights.com/product/...extended-post/
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