childs rifle or 10/22 with new stock?

[SpeedyR]

anyone use a good 10/22 with a childs stock (didn't want to say kids as some will think I'm talking about the high end aftermarket Kidds stuff)? or a kids rifle like a Rascal/Cricket or something?

My daughter is 9 and took her shooting some 22's today but they are still too big for her.

I saw a new 10/22 with a stock that comes apart to have a shorter LOP or something? or just get a bolt action kids rifle like a Rascal?

would prefer to do the 10/22 route as I already have them so just getting a new stock would be easier..

 

[3clicks_Off]

anyone use a good 10/22 with a childs stock (didn't want to say kids as some will think I'm talking about the high end aftermarket Kidds stuff)? or a kids rifle like a Rascal/Cricket or something?

My daughter is 9 and took her shooting some 22's today but they are still too big for her.

I saw a new 10/22 with a stock that comes apart to have a shorter LOP or something? or just get a bolt action kids rifle like a Rascal?

would prefer to do the 10/22 route as I already have them so just getting a new stock would be easier..

Seems like there is a youth model.
Look on the Ruger sight and click on "exclusives" then search those.

 

[Tactical Chili]

I think what you are looking for is their "compact 10/22" model.

 

[BLIP]

There is one on ODT ... I'll take a look.

 

[BLIP]

Yes... does this work...
https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/t...ed-crickett-bolt-action-childrens-22.1350830/

 

[Hayata]

Got an AR with an adjustable stock and .22 adapter?

 

[Cadcom]

My youngest son had the same problem. I went with a Ruger American rimfire compact model. It shoots great and he handles it well, good fit for smaller folks. An added plus is it uses 10/22 mags.

http://www.ruger-firearms.com/products/americanRimfireCompact/models.html

 

[BamaFan]

If you already have the rifle, just cut the stock off to the desired length and add back material or a butt pad as she grows. 10/22 stocks are a dime a dozen. There's at least one wood one for sale right now on ODT (seems like there always is).

 

[hamburglar3]

I have a wooden stock, devoid of all hardware, that you can have for free. it was stripped and stained. needs some sanding and finish coat. just come get it

 

[Bear44]

Is this her first rifle? If so, is a semi auto a good idea? I started both my girls on single shot bolt actions. Makes the excitement of that first squirrel a bit safer. Just a thought.