TACTICAL SOLUTIONS 10/22 Custom Rifle (NOT RUGER)

[@operator1192]

I’m looking at doing a really similar build right now. I’ve done a lot of other way more complex builds in the past but this is very similar to what I had in mind and I much prefer tracking down the components that I want and putting together exactly what I want. I really appreciate the review and breakdown. Nice work 👍🏻

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

No problem, thanks for watching and commenting. Hope your build works out

[@beaulaurent2367]

For $40 +/- at your local gunsmith you can have the same notch on the Tac solutions receiver milled down the middle of the pic rail to see the iron sights.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Well it's ok I like having all the TacSol parts now. But thanks that's a great idea for future builds.

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

You get what you pay for and it's worth it in this case, if you ask me.

[@parc6211]

Great video thanks for showing the iron sights now im sold on the tacsol version

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Yeah it's pretty nice! Thanks for watching! KZbin wasn't telling me I was getting any comments so sorry for the late reply

[@LinhNguyen-nq5di]

Great review! Thank you for all the details!

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

No problem, thanks for watching.

[@bsenalaska]

Great build, great tutorial!👏🏻👍🏻

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Thanks, and thanks for watching.

[@StrictlyPlinking]

My friend has a complete rifle in TD guise like yours from TacSol. Damn! That puppy isn’t cheap!

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Yeah I know haha

[@kenmaylin4744]

I looked at one of those at my LGS the other day. I fell in love and was ready to do the paperwork until I saw the price tag...holy crap!

[@team2146]

Great video, can't wait to pick one up... I'm from Boise area too (Midleton) Had no idea those were made around here

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Hope you were able to get one, Thanks for watching! KZbin wasn't telling me I was getting any comments so sorry for the late reply

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

Cool vid so thanks for sharing. That's very lightweight and looks great.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Yes I will show the final most recent setup I did with this in the next few months. Thanks for watching! KZbin wasn't telling me I was getting any comments so sorry for the late reply

[@jcclassybro9426]

Love the green... wanna Cerakote my 9mm M9A3 Beretta in that same color...

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

That would be nice, Thanks for watching! KZbin wasn't telling me I was getting any comments so sorry for the late reply

[@tigerpisces5506]

I am a Spud Boy Born in Boise. Living in Nasty State Caloco. Did not see barrel install. But bolt extractor needs groove alignmentment.

[@Yurkevich22]

Great review man! I'm contemplating between building something like this (except with a Hunter x22t stock) and a Tippmann Arms m4-22 pistol. I also wanted to know how exactly that rail clears the front sights, so thank you for showing that!

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Your very welcome. Both of those options seem like a lot of fun. Thanks for watching!

[@Yurkevich22]

@@HeartbeatsOutdoors I see you also have an m&p 15-22...so with experience on both platforms, if you had to choose one 22 rifle would you go with an AR-style 22 or a 10-22? By the way, is that Tac-Sol receiver/barrel combo picky with ammo or does it eat everything?

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

@@Yurkevich22 well I haven't noticed any major issues with any of the ammo I have used with either gun. Obviously sometimes you get a bad round because 22lr(especially in bulk) can be less reliable but I have had some issues with "quiet" ammo through the 15-22 because often it doesn't have enough energy to cycle the next round. I have not shot it through the tacsol so I can't say and overall I have not shot my tacsol as much yet but I can say that overall they are both excellent 22 rifles and it depends on what your looking for. If you are willing to spend the money and you want the ultimate lightweight survival 22 rifle than I would choose the tacsol. If you want something to train the AR platform and you want to put all kinds of attachments than the M&P 15-22 is the way to go. I can say after having the 15-22 for much longer I really enjoy it and trust it (as much as you can trust a 22lr). I will eventually make another video on my tacsol after I have put many more rounds through it.

[@DrPsychlops]

I got the TS X-ring and in general I love it. One thing that's been a bit frustrating is the point of impact shifts as the barrel changes temperature. In one magazine at 200 yards I'm getting over 1.5 mils elevation gain. It makes it hard to effectively hit a series of targets. Have your experienced this? I'm using 40gr CCI mini mags. It also doesn't seem to hold 1moa but I might need to clean it and then foul the barrel and see how it does. I do love pretty much everything about it though. Thanks for the video! Not enough about this great little survival gun.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

I have not really tried to shoot at any long distance with this yet. I'm not positive but I think anytime you have a takedown model like this you may be sacrificing some long distance consistency for the compact capabilities. Thank you so much for watching.

[@DrPsychlops]

If you get a chance to take it out longer distance, let me know! From what I've heard, shooting 200yds with .22lr is fairly comparable to shooting 600 with .308.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

@@DrPsychlops Oh interesting. I'll have to try it.

[@deepworks4489]

Could you share the list of parts you purchased and their cost? I'd like to see how much one could save by building it vs. buying assembled.

[@cashxx]

Exactly what I was going to ask!

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

honestly guys I don't remember exactly how much each part cost, I remember I spent a lot of time searching online to try and get the best deal on each part so I purchased from different websites but it was still pretty expensive in the end. I think I ended up saving around 125.00 than if I would have purchased this gun complete. but at the time I also was not able to find a complete model with the OD green barrel and black stock so that was another reason to build it myself from parts. so at least I saved a bit haha

[@MakotoHawkins]

Haha, happy belated birthday! I use that day as my own excuse from time to time =P And happy 31st, given the date of your video, you should be celebrating again pretty soon.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Yeah it's a great excuse to get a gun haha

[@richardmuniz9809]

This man should not be playing with weapons!!!!

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Haha well thanks for watching

[@kenmaylin4744]

Sweet gun!...that pine sap sucks!...lol

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Thanks! and yes pine sap on a new gun is not fun haha

[@Aibotcomment]

I have the tacsol reciever paired with the Volquartsen trigger group and it seem the bolt lock is rendered useless. Do you have the same issue with yours?

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Actually Yes I do. It's a slight bummer

[@Aibotcomment]

Heartbeats Outdoors i guess im not alone. I appreciate the response.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

@@Aibotcomment no problem, thanks for watching.

[@lorismirto7850]

Have you link or description for this stuff ?

[@JoEYHiiGHRoLLER]

So I got the sighted x ring barrel. I’ll need the tac sol one to see them clearly? You won’t be able to on a stock ruger upper?

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Well I couldn't see them with the receiver that I initially purchased because the rail on top was in the way.

[@JoEYHiiGHRoLLER]

@@HeartbeatsOutdoors I gotcha I just actually found a picatinny rail on mounts plus with the same exact cut down the middle for the iron visibility of the x ring barrel! I watched your video and I was like damn that sucks I should have just made a rifle like you! It should work out, I got my son a 10/22 with a hunter magpul stock, tandemkross bolt, and x ring sighted barrel . Stoked to put it together. Btw that green color is insanely gorgeous

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

@@JoEYHiiGHRoLLER I'm glad you found an alternative, and your rifle sounds like a good 1. Thanks!

[@blackbullitt849]

Why build? The barrel is $411, receiver $576 add the cost of the trigger, bolt and mag release and stock and you’ve exceeded the cost to buy one already built. There are a number of them on Gunbroker for $1100 to $1200. I’m getting ready to buy one. Am I missing something?

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

I was not in a hurry when I purchased the parts so I waited and purchased them from different websites whenever I found a good price for what I wanted. Otherwise it is better to just buy it complete.

[@TonyfromTO]

*channeled picatinny

[@edolson4186]

Loved your video. Learned a lot. I've got tons of questions. So how did it come out cost wise. How much less $ by doing your own build using the tacsol receiver vs just buying the tacsol rifle already built?

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

well I didn't end up saving as much as I would have hoped but I recall saving around $165.00. this may not sound like a lot when you see the price of the tacsol but it's still something. its just a matter of buying the parts from different websites. whoever has the cheapest price at the time for each part

[@1990notch]

Looks like somewhere in the Pacific North West?

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Idaho so basically haha Thanks for watching! KZbin wasn't telling me I was getting any comments so sorry for the late reply

[@JoEYHiiGHRoLLER]

You have to get the x ring receiver to see the iron sights on the x ring barrel? Wtf? So should I just get the normal barrel and use an optic and say screw irons? Even though I want irons or keep the ones on the barrel

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Yeah to see their iron sights you need their receiver. So you could still get that barrel and just not use the irons or just get a classic Ruger and upgrade few parts. Guess it depends on how much you wanna spend. If you just want the best than you could just get a complete TacSol Rifle. Thanks for watching

[@Elidogz]

Nice gun& vid . Ive been workin on mine as well 👍

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Nice! Thanks man.

[@ralphbarf773]

Brownells makes a bolt for $106 probably fit your Brownells receiver

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Thanks man, I'll check it out. Thanks for watching

[@extremelyrightwingmexicani6948]

I have a Kidd trigger and bolt on my rig, Other than that same set up. Love it for hiking. Is that a Vertex pack?

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Nice, the backpack is made by Vanquest. I will be posting a video review of the backpack

[@forty5degrees]

What I've always wanted to know is, how does it keep zero with a scope on?

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

I'll let you know if I ever get a scope haha. Thanks for watching

[@ChiefSmackahoLLC]

I'm no expert but I have been using a vortex crossfire 2 scope on mine, and haven't seen any problems in about 2 years. Zeroed it at 125yds and it's kept about the same accuracy as far as I can tell. I even dropped it a couple of times. I DO know some people have complained about having to re-zero it but I have to start to suspect it's either user error or some kind of "FUD" about takedown guns.

[@forty5degrees]

@@ChiefSmackahoLLC thank you. So I can pop a bunny from a hundred meters easily then. Cheers.

[@djjokerolo]

I am still undecided whether to buy an m&p 15-22 or to assemble a Ruger like this. Are you still convinced that m&p 15-22 is more reliable than ruger? I read problems with magazines in the m&p. I would like to attack suppressor, it is important to me. I hope you can help me .

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Well I can only speak from experience amd I have not had any problems with my 15-22. The 10-22 is also reliable but I have had some issues with the larger magazines so I try to stick with the 10 rounders. I will say that buying a 15-22 is most likely cheaper than building a 10-22 especially like the 10-22 in this video. I guess it's up to you but I like both haha

[@djjokerolo]

@@HeartbeatsOutdoors So you had no problems with 15-22 magazines? To avoid supersonic crack with supressor which ammunition do you use? You said jams with subsonics

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

@@djjokerolo correct, I have not experienced any issues with the 15-22 mags. I have not received my suppressor yet so I have not spent any time trying to find subsonic rounds that cycle. Eventually I will but right now I am not sure which subsonic rounds would be best

[@djjokerolo]

@@HeartbeatsOutdoors I read that the standard cci 1000fps, are ammunition that with the suppressor are silent and do not give problems of jamming. But perhaps they are not cheap where you live. I hope you make a video later with a suppressor on both rifles.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

@@djjokerolo oh I will but I probably won't get my suppressor for another 8 months because of the wait time. But eventually I will haha

[@TheWonderman1964]

Next purchase.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Haha yeah it's a lot of fun

[@jmkc740]

nice rifle man,super jelous lol.. porting is where the drill the barrel to release gas, what you meant was fluting is what you have on ur barrel.. nice trick w/the snap of the fingers btw, who did you get that from matt best??? lol

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Yeah I was blanking out when describing the fluting, and I've seen a lot of other KZbinrs do the snap or something similar haha. Thanks for watching man.

[@tigerpisces5506]

I see the Ruger x trigger and get a stock. That's it maybe the barrel. F the receiver i got old good one. Its all aluminum.

[@williamcrane8236]

Hand sanitizer. Takes tree so right off.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Thanks man!

[@Zenergist]

Bx-25 mags have terrible reliability.

[@HeartbeatsOutdoors]

Well most of them shoot good but I have shot some BX-25 mags that were horrible