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Posts CSI One Liners posted:Ok here's my plan: Stop stealing my ideas.  installed a buffer, auto bolt release and a new magazine release today. After a new extended bolt handle and target hammer I'll be more or less done with the internals.
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| # ? Nov 14, 2007 21:05 |
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| # ? May 24, 2013 06:02 |
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Aimbot posted:Stop stealing my ideas. then perhaps you will enjoy these pictures, which were my inspiration    what sort of optic do you have planned? I don't know much about scopes.
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| # ? Nov 14, 2007 21:10 |
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I'm planning on both irons and a little x4 scope. I don't know anything about scopes either.
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| # ? Nov 14, 2007 22:13 |
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actually this is totally sweet too, I'm a sucker for fullstocks though
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 02:39 |
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Posts CSI One Liners posted:actually this is totally sweet too, I'm a sucker for fullstocks though Damm. Now I have to buy a second one, but with darker wood. Maybe a third, please no one post a picture of one with those AK looking stocks. The something "-plinker" maybe?
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 03:01 |
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bunnielab posted:Damm. Now I have to buy a second one, but with darker wood.  Krinker Plinker
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 03:52 |
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A lovely artsy imac shot of my ruger rice. VQ internals, truglo 40 multicolor "red dot"  I HEART my first gun edit: i also need a real digicam
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 04:43 |
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Candleshire posted:A lovely artsy imac shot of my ruger rice. For a second I thought "poo poo, a left-handed 10/22?" Then I realized the "Ruger" on the action was mirror-imaged. drat you.
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 06:54 |
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I could use a scope recommendation for use on a rifle with this mounting system that allows the use of irons. My budget is less than 100$.
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 09:41 |
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those rings are poo poo, they're too high if you want to use irons as well, get some GOOD quick detach rings.
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 09:53 |
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Posts CSI One Liners posted:actually this is totally sweet too, I'm a sucker for fullstocks though I like that, but I really wish somebody would make a wood M1 carbine style stock with upper handguard and peep sights for the 10/22.
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 14:49 |
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voodoorootbeer posted:I like that, but I really wish somebody would make a wood M1 carbine style stock with upper handguard and peep sights for the 10/22. I guess you could come close with a normal 10/22 stock, a handguard (either a metal one or a home-crafted wood one) and tech-sights.
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 16:34 |
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EndofGoogle posted:I guess you could come close with a normal 10/22 stock, a handguard (either a metal one or a home-crafted wood one) and tech-sights. Here's my M1(0/22) carbine look alike attempt. 
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| # ? Nov 15, 2007 17:31 |
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gimpsuitjones posted:those rings are poo poo, they're too high I like high scopes (big head) and the stocks I'm looking at include either a very tall cheek piece or an adjustable one. If you can link to good quick detach rings at a reasonable price than I'm interested, though. 'Course I'm tempted to just buy one of these (it would probably end up on an airsoft gun but it'd be fun for a while.) Toussaint Louverture fucked around with this message at Nov 15, 2007 around 20:31 |
| # ? Nov 15, 2007 20:17 |
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voodoorootbeer posted:I like that, but I really wish somebody would make a wood M1 carbine style stock with upper handguard and peep sights for the 10/22. Somewhere on rimfirecentral.com's forums theres a thread called ultimate 10/22 photos, somewhere in the 100 pages of photos is an awesome M1 paratrooper carbine replica a guy made with a 10/22 action. You'll have to search for it though, it took me forever to find it.
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| # ? Nov 16, 2007 03:01 |
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upsciLLion posted:Here's my M1(0/22) carbine look alike attempt. I want another 10/22 just to do this.
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| # ? Nov 16, 2007 03:35 |
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Would one of you guys review/flame my TFRWiki addition describing how to disassemble a 10/22? http://www.tfrwiki.com/wiki/index.php/Ruger_10/22
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| # ? Nov 17, 2007 10:29 |
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XFDRaven posted:Would one of you guys review/flame my TFRWiki addition describing how to disassemble a 10/22? http://www.tfrwiki.com/wiki/index.php/Ruger_10/22 You might want to edit in a portion that states that you dont need to remove the barrel every time you clean.
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| # ? Nov 17, 2007 13:48 |
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ph4lcon posted:You might want to edit in a portion that states that you dont need to remove the barrel every time you clean. Done, even though I do remove it every time I clean. Think there is any value in a re-assembly guide?
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| # ? Nov 17, 2007 15:42 |
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XFDRaven posted:Done, even though I do remove it every time I clean. Think there is any value in a re-assembly guide? Eh, The one thing that would have really helped me out would back when I first got my 10/22 would have been a pictoral guide for how to re-assemble the trigger group.
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| # ? Nov 17, 2007 16:10 |
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Edit: Man, a new hammer/trigger kit is ridiculously different. I'll figure out how to do a write up on it sometime later.
FormulaXFD fucked around with this message at Nov 17, 2007 around 21:44 |
| # ? Nov 17, 2007 16:12 |
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I figured I'd post here instead of the other thread, but I need some tips for my new 10/22 1) Did I do something wrong reassembling my 10/22? The trigger assembly wiggles slighty when attached to the receiver 2)are rail mounts as easy to install as they look? They all say "line up with the factory receiver holes", but I get a bad feeling about that. On that topic, how do you guys feel about BSA scopes, I've seen a few favorable mentions here. I'd need something like this and this, correct? Why are the rings so expensive by themselves?
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| # ? Nov 20, 2007 03:22 |
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How do you guys feel about these see-thru weaver scope mounts? it seems like that would put the scope up awfully high. I saw earlier that the leupold seethru rings were crappy, but this seethru weaver doesn't look quite as high. On the same note, with just a flat base (no rings or scope) installed, would I be able to use irons? also, any suggestions for scopes under 50$ or so? I'm certainly not hitting 1" groups at 300yds or whatever the hell is considered 'good' around here (I do most of my shooting standing anyway) but I figured I go ahead and start doing research and get everything ordered while I continued to learn. thrawn86 fucked around with this message at Nov 21, 2007 around 06:28 |
| # ? Nov 21, 2007 06:26 |
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I tried a set of see-through rings once on my 10/22. The problem is the scope base itself obscures the irons even without the rings. To make them effective, you'd have to use some aftermarket sights, like the AR-style tech-sights, to get them elevated enough to use with the rings.
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| # ? Nov 21, 2007 14:06 |
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thrawn86 posted:also, any suggestions for scopes under 50$ or so? Try a Simmons. I even found a matte silver to match my rifle. You can find these reasonably priced on the net. I got mine from cheaperthandirt.com. Its held zero through two moves and about three years, with minimal adjustment between drastic ammo changes. It took some loctite to convince the rings to stop coming loose every couple months, but now there's no problem. 3-9x32mm 22 Mag Rimfire Riflescope & Rings, Truplex Reticle, 1/4 MOA, Silver Matte for $39, less if you're a member. EDIT: They have a lot of choices
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| # ? Nov 21, 2007 16:52 |
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thrawn86 posted:weaver scope mounts? I've got Weaver (I think) see through mounts on a 10/22, never used the one you referenced, but the view through it seems a little tight. It's been mentioned in TFR before that using see through mounts raises the scope so high that a good cheek weld is difficult. I can attest to the validity of this assertion. I'm keeping the higher rings because, even though the set up is less than optimal I like them and use this setup to practice using irons. thrawn86 posted:suggestions for scopes under 50$ I have to give props to a $50 Simmons 3-9x40 recently purchased from Cabella's. It lived on my 10/22 for a few months then got moved to a Savage 110 in 30-06. It held zero during my sighting sessions and dropped two whitetail this season. I used this scope a lot for glassing over four days, it was crisp in varying light and never had a problem with fogging. As for longevity, the jury is still out.
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| # ? Nov 21, 2007 17:00 |
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thrawn86 posted:also, any suggestions for scopes under 50$ or so? I'm certainly not hitting 1" groups at 300yds or whatever the hell is considered 'good' around here (I do most of my shooting standing anyway) but I figured I go ahead and start doing research and get everything ordered while I continued to learn. Bushnell makes decent inexpensive scopes. The Tasco 2.5x-10x mil-dot scope is pretty decent and quite inexpensive. Focus and parallellallellax (just loving with ya) adjusts down to under 7 yards. Swift and Leapers round out the list of folks making workable inexpensive scopes that will last longer than a week or so.
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| # ? Nov 21, 2007 18:33 |
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thanks guys. though, after getting to shoot a cz75 and a sig-something or other today, I'm considering other ways to spend my cashy money 
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| # ? Nov 22, 2007 01:13 |
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Is Ruger phasing out some models of 10/22? The black/blue model can't be ordered off the website, and the black/stainless model is out of stock. Are we going to be stuck with wood models only, or is this just a result of lots of early Christmas shopping?
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| # ? Nov 29, 2007 01:04 |
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^^ my local walmart still has them, fwiw
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| # ? Nov 29, 2007 07:51 |
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Im feeling pretty dumb. I took my 10/22 down for cleaning and I cant get it back together. Well, together in a way that functions. Specifically, I cant get the bolt hold open to release. I can work the bolt fine, but if i try to use the hold open I cant then get to to close without taking the trigger group out again. I have looked at a few guides and cant figure out whats going on. Free box of fancy .22lr ammo ($12 limit please) to the first person who can tell me what I'm doing wrong.
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| # ? Nov 30, 2007 01:16 |
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bunnielab posted:Im feeling pretty dumb. Did you make sure the spring is on top of the bolt catch and below the ejector pin with both pieces pointing forward? you can get that thing in backwards and then the spring just kinda wanders around inside the action, being useless.
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| # ? Nov 30, 2007 01:26 |
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As a follow-up to my "where have all the synthetics gone?" post, I called about a dozen local purveyors of guns today. NOBODY had a synthetic-stocked 10/22 except for one place about 20 minutes away. When I got there, it turns out that, though the computer says they have one, they can't actually find it anywhere. Oh well, bought one with wood furniture that came with upgraded sights for no extra money. No, I don't know why. fake edit: this one. Website says it should cost me more, but I'm not complaining!
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| # ? Nov 30, 2007 04:43 |
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Anyone have this Butler Creek stock? I'm thinking this stock, rear ghost ring/front blade sight setup and a new trigger group, thoughts?
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| # ? Nov 30, 2007 14:01 |
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aviatorsman posted:Anyone have this Butler Creek stock? I'm thinking this stock, rear ghost ring/front blade sight setup and a new trigger group, thoughts? I've had great luck with mine. Two years and countless thousands of rounds later, it still locks up tight and I haven't noticed an impact in my offhand accuracy (which is how I usually shoot anyway so no problem).
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| # ? Nov 30, 2007 15:59 |
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Do they make one for bull barrels?
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| # ? Nov 30, 2007 20:49 |
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Aimbot posted:Do they make one for bull barrels? I don't think so. 
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| # ? Nov 30, 2007 21:02 |
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walrusman posted:I've had great luck with mine. Two years and countless thousands of rounds later, it still locks up tight and I haven't noticed an impact in my offhand accuracy (which is how I usually shoot anyway so no problem). Cool, that's what I wanted to hear. I was hesitant about the folding mechanism, thinking it would loosen up or something over time. I'll get some pics up once I get all my parts in.
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| # ? Nov 30, 2007 23:29 |
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Anyone here have any comments towards Clark Custom trigger kits?
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| # ? Dec 2, 2007 14:47 |
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| # ? May 24, 2013 06:02 |
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Petit.Conan posted:Anyone here have any comments towards Clark Custom trigger kits? I've used 'em. They're a good deal, assuming you have the slightest aptitude for detail stripping the trigger group.
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