So I'm a newbie to guns but recently procured a 10/22.
I'm interested in getting a Tapco intrafuse but I haven't found any good in depth reviews that compare the two.
One odd fundamental requirement is that I want to have a solid platform that allows me to enable a "bumpinator" rapid fire mode that is shown here ==> Ruger 10/22 Bump Fire Stock. The Bumpinator. Home Made - DIY. Awesome .22 LR Firearms. 5. Rapid Fire - YouTube
That video shows the Gen1 Tapco stock. In other video they give a brief view of how they modded the Tapco slide ==> AK-47 Bumpinator Bump Fire Stock. DIY - Home Made. Slide Fire. Bumpski. omg. bump firing. shooting - YouTube
So I kinda like the more tactical look of Gen2 (OTOH it does go a little cheesey in some places) but I think I've seen some comments that the Gen2 is lighter, looser, and flimsier then the Gen1 version.
If I create a Bumpinator I would imagine that the stock is going to get rattled and flexed quite a bit and if the Gen2 is indeed flimsier, I may have problems.
Here is one video that directly talks about the lighter and looser fitting of the Gen2 ==> Tapco Intrafuse Gen 2 Tactical Trainer for the Ruger 10/22 - YouTube
Does anybody have both stocks and can address the ruggedness difference between the two? I can accept the less techy look of Gen1 if the ruggedness is substantially better.
I'm interested in getting a Tapco intrafuse but I haven't found any good in depth reviews that compare the two.
One odd fundamental requirement is that I want to have a solid platform that allows me to enable a "bumpinator" rapid fire mode that is shown here ==> Ruger 10/22 Bump Fire Stock. The Bumpinator. Home Made - DIY. Awesome .22 LR Firearms. 5. Rapid Fire - YouTube
That video shows the Gen1 Tapco stock. In other video they give a brief view of how they modded the Tapco slide ==> AK-47 Bumpinator Bump Fire Stock. DIY - Home Made. Slide Fire. Bumpski. omg. bump firing. shooting - YouTube
So I kinda like the more tactical look of Gen2 (OTOH it does go a little cheesey in some places) but I think I've seen some comments that the Gen2 is lighter, looser, and flimsier then the Gen1 version.
If I create a Bumpinator I would imagine that the stock is going to get rattled and flexed quite a bit and if the Gen2 is indeed flimsier, I may have problems.
Here is one video that directly talks about the lighter and looser fitting of the Gen2 ==> Tapco Intrafuse Gen 2 Tactical Trainer for the Ruger 10/22 - YouTube
Does anybody have both stocks and can address the ruggedness difference between the two? I can accept the less techy look of Gen1 if the ruggedness is substantially better.