I've wanted to get a Ruger 10-22 for sometime. Not sure why I haven't?A couple more .22s, a Ruger 10-22, that I built for silhouette shooting. It has a kidd barrel, Boyd stock, hornet trigger, Red/green dot site, and the inside of the receiver and bolt have been polished. My 22/45 MK III is shown with it.
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That pistol is top notch, and I bet that rifle is a shooter. Nice building job DD!!A couple more .22s, a Ruger 10-22, that I built for silhouette shooting. It has a kidd barrel, Boyd stock, hornet trigger, Red/green dot site, and the inside of the receiver and bolt have been polished. My 22/45 MK III is shown with it.
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They are a lot of fun and the modifications available for them are nearly endless. I have several that are set up differently. One modification I've done to all of them is a bolt buffer.I've wanted to get a Ruger 10-22 for sometime. Not sure why I haven't?
Thanks 77 ! The rifle is very fast on target and very accurate.
I'm not real familiar with a bolt buffer. It reduces wear on the bolt? Smoother cycling?
Saves wear on the receiver, the bolt stop is a steel pin pushed through the receiver, by replacing it with nylon or rubber coated steel it cushions the bolt from slamming metal to metal. Also feels smoother.
OK, sounds like a good piece.
They are all super nice but that top one is spectacular.Three octagon barrel Marlins
Beautiful! Real works of art.Win 92, Win 94, Browning 65
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