Ruger 10/22 Step by Step

[iahunter3]

This post is going to be great!
Thank you Flysalot for taking the time, spending the money, and mostly for letting us ride along!
My Son has a bone stock carbine (xmas present)waiting for just the right tweaks.
I like your original concept and think you should stick with it until the end.

[tinman]

Originally Posted by DrGunner

Because FlysaLot is doing nothing but modding a Factory Stock rifle-
NO AFTERMARKET parts, just tweaks to existing OEM parts.

Hope this helps like Alka Seltzer


DrGunner

That is the part I was missing. Thanks DrG

[70 chevelle]

This is going to be awesome I cant wait

[Trepis]

just picked up a 10/22 and this thread is going to be a great help. Thanks for spending the time and resources on this and sharing the results.

Take care,
Trep

[azjeff]

Hi. Glad to see you're back at your project and hope things are going your way. If I may, could you put the date you post new info at the beginning of the post? Right now the date you reserved the post is what we see. Just a small thing that will help find the newest info.

thanks

[FlysAlot]

Will do! & Bump

[DrGunner]

Nice to see the testing phase begin! Looks like #826 is a good shooter out of the box. I almost wish the results were more "typical" of today's production, to give a bigger margin for improvement.

So, what's next?

Great Thread, Tim- funny that a mod who DOESNT cover the 10-22 area is spending the time, money and resources to do this.

Again, my hats off to you, Sir- you're a credit to the forum.



DrGunner

[OleFreak]

Yep, this is good stuff. Your efforts are very much appreciated. So is the “bump” signaling it’s time to check in and see what you been up to.

[noshow]

Thanks so much for your efforts, it's perfect timing for me getting my first 10-22 a week ago. Today, I took it to the range for the first time and put 50 rounds of Blazer through it without a hiccup Thanks for the idea, I will be following your cues very closely! I can hardly wait for it to progress

[Maricopa Smitty]

Originally Posted by FlysAlot

Here's S/N #826's (The blued rifle) First target. Scope was bore sighted only shot February 28, 2014

Remember I was going to break in each rifle with 50 rounds of CCI Blazer. Well I shot the Blazer but These are no break in, first targets. Room for improvement to be sure...

What was your target distance?

[FlysAlot]

Originally Posted by Maricopa Smitty

What was your target distance?

I used 25 yards. Since both seem to shoot well I am moving to 50 yards. Those targets were shot with bulk ammo stock rifles, not bad IMO.

More soon working out some family issues (parents)

[Maricopa Smitty]

Well, you have an eager audience here raptly waiting for your next installments!

I think your idea of moving the 'test' to 50 yards is a good one. The longer range will make the improvements more noticeable. A couple of my 10/22s which are capable of nickel-quarter sized groups at 25 yards open up a lot more at 50.

[FlysAlot]

Originally Posted by Maricopa Smitty

Well, you have an eager audience here raptly waiting for your next installments!

I think your idea of moving the 'test' to 50 yards is a good one. The longer range will make the improvements more noticeable. A couple of my 10/22s which are capable of nickel-quarter sized groups at 25 yards open up a lot more at 50.

I agree and I promise, more on the way soon! Gotta take care of my Mom & Dad, they were there for me, I'm going to help them get through this and get back to things, I PROMISE!

[Maricopa Smitty]

Originally Posted by FlysAlot

I agree and I promise, more on the way soon! Gotta take car of my Mom & Dad, they were there for me, I'm going to help them get through this and get back to things, I PROMISE!

You've got your priorities straight. We'll be here when your next installment arrives.

[rutilate]

Eagerly looking forward to the continuation of these tests as I'm now thoroughly addicted to 10/22s and the eternal promise of endless modification. But only if they actually make a difference.