Victor Company USA Now Shipping $169.99 Stock for 10/22s
Ruger 10/22 owners should cheer. Victor Company USA has finally started shipping its new Titan 1022 stock for Ruger’s popular 10/22. We like Victor’s new stock, and we think it will be a great for tactical rimfire matches and cross-training. We bet a lot of varmint shooters will grab one of these Titan 1022 stocks as well. At just $169.99, it’s quite affordable. (MSRP is $189.99, but Victor Company’s website currently shows “Introductory Pricing” of $169.99.)
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Victor’s Titan 1022 Precision Rimfire Stock features a vertical-style grip and a wide, beavertail forearm with molded nibs for enhanced grip (max barrel diameter is 0.920″). In the rear, the buttstock features a cut-out for the user’s off hand with a deeper “keel” for riding the bags. With “Introductory Pricing” of just $169.99, the stock is available in two colors: Flat Dark Earth (above) or Matte Black (below). A Ruger 10/22 never looked so good. Visit www.victorcompanyusa.com for more details.
Victor Company 1022 Precision Rimfire Stock (CLICK photo for full-size image.)
Cross-training with a .22 LR
Shooters can improve their centerfire skills by cross-training with a .22LR rimfire rifle. In terms of wind drift, shooting a .22LR at 150 yards is equivalent to shooting a .308 at 330 yards. (See Chart)
| .22 LR vs. .308, Distances for Equal 10 MPH Wind Drift | |||||||
| This table shows the corresponding distances at which a 10 mph full-value crosswind pushes a .22 LR bullet and .308 projectile roughly the same amount. Values are based on 0.130 BC for a 40gr .22 LR bullet, and 0.496 BC for 175gr .308 bullet. | |||||||
| 22 LR 40gr 1050 fps |
50 yd Wind 1.0″ |
75 yd Wind 2.2″ |
100 yd Wind 3.8″ |
125 yd Wind 5.8″ |
150 yd Wind 8.2″ |
175 yd Wind 11.0″ |
200 yd Wind 14.3″ |
| .308 Win 175gr 2650 fps |
130 yd Wind 1.07″ |
180 yd Wind 2.15″ |
230 yd Wind 3.68″ |
280 yd Wind 5.63″ |
330 yd Wind 7.98″ |
380 yd Wind 10.71″ |
440 yd Wind 14.56″ |
Along with the training benefits, rimfires are fun to shoot, with less noise, less recoil, and a much lower cost per shot. If you like competition, many clubs around the country offer rimfire tactical matches, or something similar (multi-distance matches shot from a variety of positions). With paper and/or reactive targets from 25 to 150 yards, tactical rimfire matches are fun and challenging.
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To help in training you should really match up drift at the same MOA instead of the the same number of inches. The .308 at 440 yards drifts 14.5″, but this is only 3.3 MOA compared to a drift of 7.1 MOA for the rimfire. The rimfire at 200 is similar to a .308 at 840 yards in terms of MOA drift.
Saw these stocks at SHOT, they are VERY impressive for the price. Very well built and very rigid.
Agree with Rob, inches is not the correct way to compare the ballistics. Comparison should be based on MOA or mil values.