turned my 10/22 into a baby sniper last night.  
heres what i did:
houge overmold stock
harris LM bipod
simmons 8-point 2.5-10 x 40
ironwood desgins dual action lever

some of the things i have already done...

reduced power springs (all of them except the extractor)
hornet products 2# hammer,sear, disconnector
SS rounded trigger plunger
SS trigger
bolt buffer
auto bolt release
VQ exact edge extractor
10/22 magnum bolt handle
ranch products weaver scope base

i think that all im gonna do now is get a VQ target trigger w/ overtravel screw and ill be done with it.  then i start an all SS 10/22...


im really happy with the way it looks.  we'll see how it performs this weekend.  i highly recomend the DA lever, very clever design, i had a hard time getting to the bolt release with my fat fingers before but now i just pull back on the lever and viola'!  push forward to release the mag.  its pretty damn cool.
i would suggest that you trim the length down w/a dremel, its a little long.  ill get to trimming mine sooner or later.  

i have to get soem medium hieght rings for the scope, as soon as i do ill post pics.

next ill replace my BC bull brrl with a GM.  although i dont think mine is that bad really.
i just want a blue fluted barrel.

PICS!!!

Quoted: PICS!!!

What he said!

description isnt any good without pics!!

alright alright.

i dont have a dig cam and im at the begining of the roll... im wasting a lot of pics, like on the kids and the dog...

a little bit of a delay due to isabel but here it is...

took it out to the range yesterday.
it performed very well, the houge makes it much lighter and easier to handle and i liked the bipod better than lugging a bunch of sand bags.

if you dont have a IWD DA lever, get one.  you'll love it!

after i got the scope zeroed, i was filling the one inch square one the sight in target without trying at 50yds. i didnt try to do any "real" tight shooting, i was too busy hittting scattered clay targets somebody had left.