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[jmorris]

Out of all the ones I have I shoot this one the most.

 

[Water-Man]

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[kimberkid]

Fagen Stock, Midway/Clark barrel, polished factory trigger

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[SaxonPig]

Had this one for about 30 years and except for the scope it remains as issued. Never felt the need for doodads and such.





Besides, it seems to shoot OK as is... Two 5 round groups at 50 yards rapid fire.

 

[whitefeather]

Ruger USA Shooting Team Stock

 

[CraigC]

Never felt the need for doodads and such.

If I had a stock carbine that shot like that, I wouldn't change anything either. Most folks have to install a new barrel to get accuracy like that. Most of these guns don't shoot that well.

 

[savanahsdad]

I'm workin on it!

still working on it ???

 

[roklok]

A couple working 10-22s in the Alaskan bush, a long long way from civilization.

 

[josiewales]

still working on it ???

Well, it's like this: I am going to an auctioneering course at Harrisburg Area Community College, and that cost money and lots of it. Soooo, yea I guess I am.

A couple working 10-22s in the Alaskan bush, a long long way from civilization.

That poor '94! :*(

 

[goldie]

 

[josiewales]

goldie, that is a GORGEOUS rifle!!

 

[earlthegoat2]

It would be a crime to customize this any more than it already is. Williams sights is all.

 

[Mr.510]

This is my beloved 1984 Ruger 10/22. It was my first firearm, purchased from a pawn shop in Seattle the day after my 18th birthday for $60, in 1987. All the 10/22s I'd seen to that point had either dark stained stocks or had been tacticooled out with a bunch of plastic crap and I wanted something different. I went looking specifically for a rifle whose barrel and receiver were in good shape with a beat up stock I could refinish - to save money. You can't really tell in the pic but I re-shaped the stock a bit while sanding the dents out and rounded off all the edges. Then I bedded the barrel into the stock using a kit from Gander Mountain followed by about ten coats of Tru-Oil. I re-shaped and polished the trigger, de-burred and smoothed every moving part, and mounted a Bushnell 2.5-10x scope. I installed a Ram-Line extended mag release and a stainless butt plate, it's otherwise 100% original parts. I did this in the weeks following it's purchase and have never had reason to modify it further. I don't know how many tens of thousands of rounds have been through it but it still shoots groups the size of a dime at 50 yards with decent ammo.

 

[nipprdog]

goldie, that is a GORGEOUS rifle!!

Agreed. It just needs lower scope rings.

 

[Reloadron]

I am another one of those people who leaves off the tacticool stuff. The background pictured rifle is the 10/22. Not sure why the scope was off when I took the picture. Just a plain Jane rifle that shoots just fine.



Ron

 

[CH47gunner]

This is from too much hanging out at rimfirecentral.
What started out as a stock 10/22, purchased around 1975, that I had intended to only accurize a bit. When finished there were no Ruger parts left. I had even replaced the receiver with a VQ SuperLite as after buying all the internal VQ parts I decided they deserved a tighter home than the original Ruger receiver.

Bruce

Parts:
Volquartsen SuperLite receiver
Green Mtn. 20" Match barrel
Fajen stock w/ VQ bedding kit
Volquartsen TG2000 trigger group
Volquartsen Machined bolt
Volquartsen Buffer
Volquartsen Compensator
Mueller 8.5-25x44 scope
Warne Maxima QT rings

Here you go - Custom 10/22

 

[josiewales]

Gunner, what size groups do you get at 100 yards? Very nice rifle.

 

[MattShlock]

Liberty Training Rifle

...and a bit more.

 

[4sixteen]

My 10/22 with a Ram-Line stock and Nikon Monarch 1.5x4.5 scope -

 

[josiewales]

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[josiewales]

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[saenzrich]

10/22 Target with Hogue stock and Vortex Crossfire II 4-12x42

 

[towerdog]

Here is a quick picture of mine and the kids.