10 vs, 12 ?

[scamp62]

What is the difference between the model 10 and the model 12 ???

[D.ID]

Current model 12s are stainless. Bolt handles typically have the larger bolt knob. Other wise the same.
Model 12 target actions have a solid bridge.

[J.Baker]

Not all current Model 12's are stainless as there's still the 12FCV and lots of new-old-stock 12FV's still floating around out there.

Unless it's a Target, single-shot or right-bolt/left-port model there's no difference between the actions.

[scamp62]

O.K. So I’m looking to replace the stock. So stocks listed for a Mod10, is good to go, as long as the mag configurations, and action size is correct ???
and dose this also apply to replacement barrels ???
thanks !

[Hotolds442]

You are correct as long as the correct bolt release is also chosen. Bottom bolt release actions don't drop into a top release stock very well, I just tried one for gits and shiggles.

[savgebolt]

i think the trigger in model 12 may adjust down to around 1.5 lbs

[Robinhood]

i think the trigger in model 12 may adjust down to around 1.5 lbs
Really? Which one?

[Newsshooter]

The LRP will go below a pound, but you can't cycle the bolt quickly. It is also blued, not stainless.

[choclabs]

So as J. Baker stated the Model 10 and Model 12 are identical action specifications if the 12 is not a target, single shot or right bolt left port model. I have no hands on experience with a Model 12.

My next question(s)
Are the current Model 12 LRP actions 4.40 spacing?
Are the current Model 12 LRP actions all large shank?

[Newsshooter]

So as J. Baker stated the Model 10 and Model 12 are identical action specifications if the 12 is not a target, single shot or right bolt left port model. I have no hands on experience with a Model 12.

My next question(s)
Are the current Model 12 LRP actions 4.40 spacing?
Are the current Model 12 LRP actions all large shank?

Yes and Yes