[mag318]

This is like the older International Mannlicher with a very nice walnut stock. My dealer got 3 of these in and all were beautiful but this one was spectacular. Now all I have to do is add a BX trigger and an optic.

 

[adkguy]

Awesome looking wood sir.

 

[Neon Horse]

That's a nice looking stock! Well chosen!

 

[RetiredTwice]

Great wood!

 

[Loose Noose]

I've been and am still looking for a 10-22 with a mannlicher stock, absolutely beautiful btw.

 

[petergunn]

I bought one in the mid-90's it had decent wood but not as nice as that nor did it have a cheek piece, that looks like custom wood. Sweet

 

[rt11002003]

Nice! I'd love to have one.

 

[Iowegan]

mag318, A nice choice and a pretty piece of wood!

I bought a "licker" as a Christmas present for my Granddaughter. It's stainless steel with a walnut stock. Can't beat these nifty 10/22s!!!

 

[smithnframe]

I picked one up in a trade last summer!

 

[aceridr50]

That is one beautiful stock. The only thing I would do is replace the rear sight with a peephole sight. Other than that I wouldn't touch a thing cosmetically.

 

[Florida Outdoors]

Very nice MAG318,good for you!

I got one recently- great companion to the No.1 International.

 

[22carbine]

This is like the older International Mannlicher with a very nice walnut stock. My dealer got 3 of these in and all were beautiful but this one was spectacular. Now all I have to do is add a BX trigger and an optic.

Very nice! Love those full length stocks.

 

[njsfm15]

Great pics guys, I love that style stock. Unfortunately, I couldn't find one around here so I just got a plain old 10/22 blued w/ wood stock.
Does anyone (Iowegan) know if the Mannlicher stock can be retrofit onto a regular 10/22?
Thanks.

 

[cptpoly]

Neato!

 

[Iowegan]

njsfm15, There's only one part that is unique to a Mannlicher stock and that is the forend cap (stainless steel or blued). The rest of the gun (blued or stainless) is identical to a carbine. So ... if you happen to run into a Mannlicher stock with the forend cap, it's a simple drop-in! The older Mannlicher stocks had a front sling loop like the one in my picture. I think they just put a front sling stud on the newer models.

 

[Knucklehead46]

That is a BEAUTIFUL piece of wood on that... have one myself, about 15 years old.... but it pales in comparison.

 

[dakota1911]

That is a lovely stock. I had a couple SS ones. Here with a No. International in 30-06. I did end up selling one of the 10-22s to a friend.

 

[Loose Noose]

Just ordered one myself just this morning, it is exactly like Lowegan's with the sling swivels, it's called the "International". I've always wanted one so now in a couple of weeks I will have one. Actually I wanted a Number 1 with the Mannlicher stock, but those are far and few between, in the calibers I preferred ,223, .243, .270, 30-06. Just got tired of waiting.

 

[njsfm15]

njsfm15, There's only one part that is unique to a Mannlicher stock and that is the forend cap (stainless steel or blued). The rest of the gun (blued or stainless) is identical to a carbine. So ... if you happen to run into a Mannlicher stock with the forend cap, it's a simple drop-in! The older Mannlicher stocks had a front sling loop like the one in my picture. I think they just put a front sling stud on the newer models.

Thank you Sir....I knew that you would have the scoop (as always)

 

[DepOne]

International stock

I have heard from several sources that these stocks hurt the accuracy of the 10/22. Does anyone have any valid info on this?

I have an excellent Grade VI Browning takedown .22 that I am sending back to the factory to fix the little latch that releases the barrel from the receiver. As soon as it comes back I will be looking for trades for an excellent 10/22 international.