Corelite 10/22

[mrcosmos]

Here is mine. It features:
Corelite stock
Clerke 16" barrel freefloated
Power Customs Hammer
JB Weld Trick
Eagle Extended Magazine Release
Weaponkraft Buffer
Radiused Bolt
PerfectUnion Modded Auto Bolt Release
and a Simmons .22 Mag 3-9x Scope

I am still trying to figure out an acceptable way to bed the first couple of inches of the barrel. I do not like the idea of using wood. I may half to, I am just hoping I can think of another way.

[woodchuckssuck]

try freefloating the barrel enough so u can use a car body repair kit (fiberglass fabric) and some epoxy to hold it in there... dont know how to explain, because ive never done it but thought it would work...

[mrcosmos]

I was hoping to be able to find a couple of peices of aluminum that I could epoxy in and then I could bed the first 2.5" of the barrel. Of course, hope is a relative thing, but its all I got at the moment!

[pwharve]

I think brownells sells aluminum. Also, I ran across this place: http://www.onlinemetals.com/ I can't vouch for them though.

FWIW

[mrcosmos]

Thanks pwharve! I have a couple of friends who work at places there might be some scraps just the size I need, but if they can't I definitely will look there. Prices seem reasonable.

[cajungeo]

Nice looken black rifle. You could use a block of wood to fill in the hollow of the stock, then bed over it.

[gpkon66]

Looks sharp, especially like the custom display stand. :)

[mrcosmos]

Unfortunately, I got the custom stand idea from someone else. I liked it so much I had to try it too. :D
Cajun, I don't know why, but I am having a hard time with the idea of using wood.