Ruger 10/22 Modders/Owners Thread

It all depends on your use of the rifle. The experts say anything over 16 inch is a waste, IMO a 18-20 inch "balances" better. Best I recall, 1 in 16 is the best twist rate for a .22lr. The sky is the limit as far as barrels go, but not up on the "green river" brand, did you mean Green Mountain by chance. Again, I think them or MidwayUSA's Adams & Bennett are the best "value" tubes out there. I still have one, but I've got over the the fat overweight barrels, I've got sporter profiles that shoot every bit as well, with ease of carry options. Again, depends on your usage.

 

Ordered an extractor, plunger, and spring direct from Ruger tonight. They all mysteriously disappeared out of my bolt? I was shooting it a bunch and then it just stopped extracting. Popped the bolt out and no extractor!

2$ a piece and 6$ shipping, not too shabby! A lot better than what I was going to drop anywhere else, and they had it all in stock.

 

yes a green mountain
i just ordered a 18" fluted barrel 1:16 twist
yes mostly target shooting.....
now i working on getting a blaster target stock.....
was wondering if anyone has one and if you can mount as bi-pod onto that stock

 

how come you didnt go ahead an upgrade those to some VQ parts?

 

Had to share this!
http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=485896&page=10











all 10/22's

 

ANYONE HAVE A RECOMENDATION ON A BI-POD FOR THE RUGER?

 

Go Big or go home!!
Harris FTW

 

Welcome back

This. After owning 2 different harris bipods I wouldnt buy anything else. the one Im currently using Ive had for 12+ years and has been rock solid.

 

I have a Harris, tough as nails. If the Blaster stock has a sling swivel on it, any Harris will mount right up. But, I don't "think" that stocks gonna have one (swivel) on it from the factory. Any half-assed gun store/shop should have them, just drill a hole, slightly smaller than the screw, dead center of your forearm, around two inches from the tip. Sometimes, the stud won't bottom out just right, you may have to back it out, put a drop or two of epoxy and snug it to thr correct position, let cure, have fun.

 

The stock ones lasted about 9 years and I couldn't tell you how many rounds!

We'll see if they're as good as the parts that came with it when I was ten.

edit: ps I'm not 19 fwiw

 

Sadly, no. Nothing is as good as it "used" to be. Most stuff made today is total crap. I don't care WHERE it's made. Example: plastic trigger groups/barrel bands in newer 10/22s.

 

what model you running

what model you running

sweet going to order one soon
what model u running



also is this worth it? "kidd trigger job kit"
http://www.kiddinnovativedesign.com/Ruger-1022-trigger-job-kit_p_116.html

 

Well I think the ones on mine might be pot metal but damn!

 

I have the small one, BR I think it is, good for bench and that's about it.




Yeah, it's likely cast alloy. But the newer stuff (couple of years now) are nylon/plastic on the trigger group and barrel bands. They claim to hold up well, I'd rather gave metal.

 

Im pretty sure its this one.
http://www.harrisbipods.com/HB25S.html

Ill double check when I get home. My grandpa bought it for me when I was a kid for deer hunting.

 

ANYONE
IS THIS WORTH IT ^^^^^^

 

Before someone added up 10 and 9 and figured that was my age. Thing's been sitting broken for quite a while.

 

was all happy then

 

whats the problem?

 

orderd blued