Question on receiver mounting.
Is that a 1 screw mount like a basic 10/22, or a 2 screw like a Kidd with a screw at the back of the receiver, or something else?
Building a 10/22 with no Ruger parts
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Is that a 1 screw mount like a basic 10/22, or a 2 screw like a Kidd with a screw at the back of the receiver, or something else?
Cemetery21
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I had a few modified Rugers with mostly Volquartsen parts/barrels. Then I ordered a Kidd supergrade barreled action and bedded it in a Boyds stock. I can't out shoot that one, so I'm done.
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lobo9er
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Sweet thank you
CraigC
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Speaking of which I picked up the Bergara version today. Real nice rifle with a good trigger. I like the tapered heavy barrel, not too heavy like a steel .920".
It is a basic 10/22 ruger receiver with a 1 screw mount. I bought the rifle at a pawn shop and just kept the receiver and bolt.
Skylerbone
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My near stock 10/22 shoots well enough for minute of squirrel head at 40 yards on in and at $250 for the walnut Sporter I don’t have much in it.
If I wanted to accurize I would start with a barrel and better fitting stock. That’s where the journey would probably end. I do however fully approve of others spending considerable money on any fun, often used rifle, particularly when considering how much practice can be had with a rimfire.
If I wanted to accurize I would start with a barrel and better fitting stock. That’s where the journey would probably end. I do however fully approve of others spending considerable money on any fun, often used rifle, particularly when considering how much practice can be had with a rimfire.
I've never built one with NO Ruger parts but I did handle a Bergara copy and was smooth like a 10/22 should be.
https://www.sportsmans.com/shooting...atic-rifle-22-long-rifle-101-rounds/p/1534377
https://www.sportsmans.com/shooting...atic-rifle-22-long-rifle-101-rounds/p/1534377
BushMaster-15
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I've never felt a need for a clone or the inclination to spend money in RF realm ,other than what I already own in RF.
Those are some Nice looking Rifles I will admit though .
I kind of feel it's why there are so many calibers ,it's everyone's choice and there's NO bad choices , IMO it's whatever someone wants they're gonna buy or build it .
Those are some Nice looking Rifles I will admit though .
I kind of feel it's why there are so many calibers ,it's everyone's choice and there's NO bad choices , IMO it's whatever someone wants they're gonna buy or build it .there is also a tactical solutions rifle that looks nice.
https://tacticalsol.com/
https://tacticalsol.com/
CraigC
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I just bought one. They are really nice! Looking forward to wringing it out. I love the barrel contour, heavier than a sporter but lighter than a bull, similar to Ruger's LVT contour.
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