10/22 bullpup chassis

Kob877

Hi all.. does anybody have a 10/22 bullpup chassis for sale? I know there's a lot of grey area here on this one but it'll never be leaving my own place so I'm not too concerned id take the chance on one.. thanks

otmmyboy2

Kob877 wrote: »

Hi all.. does anybody have a 10/22 bullpup chassis for sale? I know there's a lot of grey area here on this one but it'll never be leaving my own place so I'm not too concerned id take the chance on one.. thanks

I'd say Brownells is your only bet there.

Also there is zero grey area with bullpup stocks, all bullpups (defined as the magazine located behind the trigger), even bullpup stock conversions, are restricted.

But it is an utterly moronic law :rolleyes:

Kob877

otmmyboy2 wrote: »

I'd say is your only bet there.

Also there is zero grey area with bullpup stocks, all bullpups (defined as the magazine located behind the trigger), even bullpup stock conversions, are restricted.

But it is an utterly moronic law :rolleyes:

are brownells shipping to ireland?

otmmyboy2

Kob877 wrote: »

are brownells shipping to ireland?

I know Germany and UK do, but UK will incur vat + customs so since brexit Germany is my goto.

cookimonster

Once you modify the 10/22 by fitting it to a bull pub stock it becomes a restricted fire arm .

"bullpup rifles” means rifles with a magazine located behind the trigger;

http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2008/si/21/made/en/print

Therefore you will need to reapply for a restricted firearm license if already licensed on the 10/22.

There is no grey area, check out the following-
S.I. No. 21/2008 - Firearms (Restricted Firearms and Ammunition) Order 2008 (link above).

Grizzly 45

OTOH ,if you apply and get a restricted license for you Ruger 10/22 bullpup stock you also gain a bigger mag capacity over the 10 rounds.;)