[Chuckersgun]

I think you mean the receiver housing not the trigger housing. If you remove the scope rail, the screws for the scope rail will be too long for the receiver holes.

They take a specific little short filler screw used for sight holes. You can just leave the screws out with out too much concern.

Hope this helps.

Your friend, Chuckersgun.

 

[ShelbyFan]

You can just leave the screws out with out too much concern.

Not really true. If you leave the screws out you can effect the pressure and cause cycling problems, plus you might end up getting gasses coming out of the holes onto your face.

 

[BlkHawk73]

Did you check your manual to see what is used and available?

 

[fastgixxerlv]

I have those grub screws if you need them? You can also go to your local R/C Hobby shop and they have those same grub screws. I use the same exact ones to hold the pinion on my R/Cs.

 

[Edward78]

Here is a link to the screws you need.

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=496177

Ed

 

[bada61265]

yea it wont affect shooting 22 ammo. theres a possibility gasses could come out if theres a case rupture, this would be of higher concern with a 17 mach 2 conversion though. id probubly not risk it with 22lr ammo either. best scenario is put the scope rail back on if your going to shoot until you can aquire some grub screws.

 

[Bosco83]

Thanks everyone I figured they should have shorter screw I just couldn't remember I bought it three years ago and must have lost them when I put on the scope mount. Sorry yea receiver I'm not the best with the terminology this was my first gun and I didn't grow up around them. I had only shot a handgun one time when I was like 12 before I bought this. I will try looking at the hobby store for them thanks for the idea.

Brian

 

[ma96782]

Buy the filler screws and other factory parts here............

http://shopruger.com/10_22-Set-4-Filler-plug-Screws/productinfo/60033/

Aloha, Mark

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[CraigC]

It is highly unlikely that an RC shop will carry the proper filler screws. RC's do not use the same 6-48 thread pitch as your rifle. Best to get them from Ruger or a gunsmith supply shop like Brownells.

 

[tinman]

Any local gun shop should have them for about 50 cents a piece.
If you are just ordering plug screws, shipping cost sucks.

 

[frog5215]

PM me your address, Iv got a bunch of 'em.