If you just want to keep it ultra light I'd suggest using an aperture rear sight on the receiver. The 22LR is flat shooting enough that with sights .75" above the bore, CCU 36gr MiniMags sighted in at 65 yards will be no more than 1" above or below the line of sight from 0 to 75 yards. That covers a lot of ground without magnification. Personally, I would mount a Primary Arms 6x fixed magnification scope to the receiver. With the ACSS 22 reticle it provides range estimation, hold overs and wind hold offs out to 200 yards. Get this scope and you will develop a whole new appreciation of what a 22LR can do.
Your video is useful and easy to understand! I have the exact takedown rifle and OD green x-22 backpacker, paring with my OD green SA XD that gonna look very great
I like the X22 stock but mine is in mossy oak and pretty as heck so I’ll keep it the way it is..did a trigger job on it and put aftermarket bolt release and mag release..nice rifle you have there!
@@RuggedOutdoors I talked with ‘em both for a little while in Vegas one time. They are great. I don’t have an RV but seeing them after meeting them makes me kinda want one. lol
What's the story on getting these stocks? I go to the manufacturer and they're completely out of every model. Are they trying to tell me to go to a dealer?
Try adjusting the barrel adjustment lock (the gear-tooth looking ring that the barrel fits into). Adjust it as tight as possible so you can barely rotate the barrel on.
