I have played with many set ups for the 1022 take down.
I threaded the barrel in a way that left the front iron sight intact before ruger decided to do it for production. ( this was a difficult process )
I took a standard butler creek 1022 folding stock and cut and modified it to conform to the 1022 takedown.
I added a military Grip pod system (GPS)
I added a barrel band that had 2 weaver style rails and a sling mount.
with the zoomable 500 lumen flashlight and the GPS mounted to the barrel band i can press the flash light button with my thumb while gripping the GPS ( the 500 lumen led also zooms in tight enough to allow me to make 100 yard night shots.
The scope mounts were from walmart. They put the scope at the right height to allow me to use the iron sights. I never have to re zero my scope with this take down. It is way more accurate than the ammo allows it to be. (If I remove the barrel and re attach it it stays zeroed)
One option that I have yet to explore is to build it in a bullpup configuration and use a dove tail weaver mount in the place of my rear iron sight. This would allow me to use the Bushnell trs 25 red dot and mount it directly on the barrel (its only $90, has a 3 mil dot, is waterproof and very small). With the red dot mounted on the barrel it would make this fire arms take down pack size much smaller with a very fast target acquisition. ( the only down side to removing your rear iron sight is that if you kill your battery in the red dot ...... well your out of luck!) I can pop 8" plates 10 out of 10 time at 200 yards with that bushnell trs 25 on my standard 1022 so I really dont think a scope is needed once you get very very familiar with ranging it.
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