Cause of Envy: The NEW .22 LR Volquartsen ENV Pistol
The .22 Long Rifle cartridge is perfect for two applications: fun and dispatching varmints. Set in a platform that’s equally suited for both, the caliber truly shines. The new Volquartsen ENV Pistol appears to be exactly that.
Volquartsen news @ TFB:
Perfect for a fun day at the range, this versatile pistol is red dot ready with a receiver that is drilled and tapped for most popular red dots. This allows you to keep the red dot as close to the bore-axis as possible. The barreled action is then fit into an ODIN Chassis System that offers compact versatility for the 10/22© platform. It incorporates all the current AR-15 attachment standards for a new level of function.
The NEW .22 LR Volquartsen ENV Pistol
The Volquartsen ENV Pistol is the latest in the world of braced, bolt-action pistols. Chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge, the ENV makes use of magazines for the Ruger 10/22 platform. The ENV 22 LR aluminum receiver is mated with the ODIN Chassis by Enoch Industries. On the user end, the pistol comes equipped with an SB Tactical arm brace. On the muzzle end is a thread protector, which covers the 1/2 x 28 threads, making this pistol a great host for a rimfire suppressor. The gun features the TG2000 trigger group and comes standard with a Magpul MOE-K grip. The handguard provides two M-LOK slots per side and comes with a Slate Stop hand stop.
SPECS
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Capacity: 10 rounds
- Material: Aluminum
- Origin: U.S.A.
- MSRP: $1,554
If the ENV looks like it belongs in your firearms lineup, you can get all of the details directly from the Volquartsen website. You can get more information on this and other new products when you follow them on social media. You can spot Volquartsen on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Plink away!
Stemming from his childhood love of WWII history, Nic's passion for firearms continues to grow as his maturity level recedes. He has competed in local USPSA, IDPA, and rifle competitions, and has an almost unnatural affection for Rosie, his Gen3 Glock 19. @the_brutal_rooster
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I've come to the conclusion that the 10/22 custom/aftermarket scene is just one of those areas where the price/performance ratio is completely out of whack to the uninitiated like myself, and the buyers don't care.
Unless that trigger is the most ludicrously amazing trigger ever made for the 10/22 platform, you could literally build this exact same pistol for under 1k.