G22 and 10yr old LoP?

[RCB]

I've been looking at the Walther G22. Considering trying to find one, but mainly with my 10yr old in mind. He can should my Winchester 190, but the length of pull is still a touch long for him. Obviously the chances of finding a G22 in a shop is unlikely these days. So figured I'd ask here. How is the length of pull for the average 10yr old?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I've been looking at the Walther G22. Considering trying to find one, but mainly with my 10yr old in mind. He can should my Winchester 190, but the length of pull is still a touch long for him. Obviously the chances of finding a G22 in a shop is unlikely these days. So figured I'd ask here. How is the length of pull for the average 10yr old?

It looks like the stock uses spacers that can be used to adjust the LOP, but I haven't seen what the possible lengths are.

 

[Creedmoor]

Both of my sons were started with "Chipmunk" rimfire rifles around 7-8 yrs old.
They come with a lop of 11.6 inches.
As they expanded their shooting with 4H, NRA Junior and JROTC rimfire I cut the stock on my brothers and my annie 64 so it would fit them.

Edit...
Yea, I cut the stock on a Anschutz #64
Match Rifle. lol

 

[RCB]

I started them out on an LR308 a few years ago as it was the only thing I had with an adjustable stock Then to a 12 gauge (bench shooting for the most part), but now that they are shooting more, wanting something more manageable and cheaper to feed.

I didn't even want to cut the stock on my 190. Can't imagine that on the Anshutz.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I started them out on an LR308 a few years ago as it was the only thing I had with an adjustable stock Then to a 12 gauge, but now that they are shooting more, wanting something more manageable and cheaper to feed.

I didn't even want to cut the stock on my 190. Can't imagine that on the Anshutz.

Personally, I've always liked the idea of giving kids something they'll grow into rather than grow out of. Just my though.