Welcome to RFC from Northern IL. We are always happy to help others spend their hard earned money.

 

Welcome to RFC, the enablers here will help you so all you need is an open mind and wallet.....

 

Welcome, sounds like an interesting challenge. We will be wanting rifle and target pictures as you proceed!

 

Welcome from northeast Ohio

 

Welcome from Arizona

 

Welcome!
Buy an LVT,
put in a great trigger,
send it to CPC.



YOU WIN!

 

Welcome from South East Mo here we go again open your wallet and let us in

 

Sounds like a fun challenge. Welcome aboard.

 

I took it apart and spent a hour cleaning. Put back together and put a scope to get a base line. I will go shoot it when it stops snowing. I will send pictures when I learn how to put them on here.

 

Well I have a question.
What bullet should I start with?
I know the one my rifle likes. But to start a base line. I need to start somewhere.

 

Lapua center x

 

CCI Standard Velocity

I've moved this to the 10/22 section as it's more of a build thread vs an introduction.

 

wecome to the best 10/22 site on the web.

Take his bet and double down and tell him you can do it under $300 not including the factory ruger or scope!


The best bang for the buck In this bet “ don’t include scope, right? “ buy the 10/22 that floats your boat and send it to Connecticut precision chambering for the works. Bet him you can do it under $500 after you buy the stuck ruger 1/22/from someone like buds gun shop online.
$500 for the rifle and $250 for the werks “ I’m guessing with out looking at his web site “ so not including the base rifle you will have the most accurate 10/22 for under $500

Practice with cci standard velocity or SK if you can find any…… after you get it back from cpc practice a little with some lapua the go whip his but at the gun range.

 

We all already have old Ruger 10-22. I know these guys and they are to competitive. That is why he put on a $1000 limit. We have done this with center fire rifles to.

 

Need a set distance and shooting position, you know like over the shoulder using a mirror at say 100 yards or other variations. You know - keep it fair and interesting.

 

Sounds fun

 

Ok
This what I am thinking.
I am going to do a trigger job.
I am going to true the bolt.
A green mountain barrel 24 inch
For the stock at one Boyd stock.
Ok tell me what you think

 

Ok
This what I am thinking.
I am going to do a trigger job.
I am going to true the bolt.
A green mountain barrel 24 inch
For the stock at one Boyd stock.
Ok tell me what you think

I'd rather see you know what the mods will do vs tossing money at a rifle with no benefit.

There's ZERO proof a 'better' bolt will matter, there's a 50/50 chance the barrel won't shoot. Again, send the rifle as it sits to CPC. There's proof that works.

Read these three threads on stock 10/22 builds. I spent many thousands trying to disprove (and I did) what matters and what doesn't.

(3) Ruger 10/22 Step by Step | Rimfire Central Firearm Forum

(3) Ruger 10/22 Step by Step Part 2 (or 10 years later) | Rimfire Central Firearm Forum

Here's the LVT I told you to buy after a CPC Tune

(3) Stainless LVT | Rimfire Central Firearm Forum

(2) Remington Golden Bullets and a 10/22... | Rimfire Central Firearm Forum

A stock 10/22 can be a very good shooter as the last post illustrates. Don't toss money away in hopes of a better rifle. Send it to CPC... You'll get it all done or do a halfway and put in a kidd or vq or Brimstone trigger...


CPC/Randy is THE BEST

 

Ok for the scope I have a 6x SWFA
It is going on a 30 degree picatinny rail.

 

Sounds like a fun challenge.

 

Went out today and shot a base line for my project. 5. 5 shot groups at 50 yards with a average of .965 with 4 jams. So first I think I am going to do two things. I am going to polish the bolt and do a trigger job then go out to see the improvements.

 

this is an interesting thread , im getting to see some opinions here ive not seen in other threads , coould be my choices of what to read but its giving me some things to think on as to builds ,

 

Does not matter if he sends here or not... Interesting subject! I had these competition wars before...
Mostly it's against a brother-in-law with a CZ that needs a beating... Yes, many happy results with
either matching the CZ or slightly beating the offending brother-in-law....
Best to start with a good barrel... A newer blue 18.5" carbine with open sights or a blue 20" LVT is
better than any 16" or 24" barrel and no 10/22 carbine barrels without open sights... Blue would be better choice
than stainless... Barrel is best if made less than 10 years ago... Bull barrels are out of date, PASSE...
If someone is offended by above note, - I see over 200 barrels a year since 1994...
Randy at ct-precision.com