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Thread: Best way to get hold of a ruger 10/22 for a project

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    Best way to get hold of a ruger 10/22 for a project

    So im in the middle of getting together parts to put together a high end 10/22
    Have got a green mountain match barrel
    Laminated stock
    Will be buying a kidd trigger when money allows I will also be going aftermarket on the buffer
    So I really only need a receiver bolt and spring
    The rest I will be using after market parts
    So what’s the best way to go about this

    Try and find a complete rifle 2nd hand on the cheap and sell the unused parts as parts
    Buy a brand new one and sell parts as brand new unused parts
    Try and find a receiver bolt and spring only

    Suggestions?

    If anyone has anything arround that might suit chuck me a pm I have to rebuild a bit of money now... so won’t be ready to buy for a couple of weeks

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    dont gun city sell those two things separately for people doing exactly that?

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    Buy the Kidd spring kit while you are at it as well. Great kit with 3 spring weights to tune the action cycle.

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    Yeah mate I had a kidd rifle for 5 years so am Familiar with the spring kits worst call ive ever made to sell that rifle
    I may do that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill999 View Post
    dont gun city sell those two things separately for people doing exactly that?
    Yeah they do but I reckon they are 2 expensive $150 for an receiver and another 150 for a bolt
    300 and you still need a couple more bits like springs etc to make a working action
    So looking at closer to 400

    Ive slept on it and I think the best way is to buy a 2nd hand rifle
    That way you have a functioning rifle till you can afford the rest of the parts
    Then sell the factory ones

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    all i can say is that barrel to receiver fit is just as important as parts involved. gundoc built me one years back that did 1 moa (at 100m) and it mostly came down to barrel fitting. i would also suggest if using a bull barrel is to have a cantilever scope mount mounted to the barrel not receiver

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    can original ruger receivers be tidied up @gonetropo?
    what is it about the join that was improved or done to yours?

    not that Ill ever do mine, im just curious

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill999 View Post
    can original ruger receivers be tidied up @gonetropo?
    what is it about the join that was improved or done to yours?

    not that Ill ever do mine, im just curious
    damn true! they can
    i had an alloy soldered base on a standard receiver, the barrel was ex factory but seriously mounted on. the damn thing was a tack driver but a little heavy to carry hours on end for small game. currently i run a 10/22 with a choate drag stock and a 3-12 scope i can still nail bunnies at 100m but its mainly because of barrel to action fitting

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    100% agree with GT, gundoc tweaked my one as well, mine had a very good barrel / receiver from the factory so I was lucky but the quality seems to have improved over some of the old stuff.
    Gundoc made some other little touch ups and tweaks also, mine is a tack driver with a 5 mm group at 50 mtrs achieved .
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    Quote Originally Posted by rambo-6mmrem View Post
    So im in the middle of getting together parts to put together a high end 10/22

    Try and find a complete rifle 2nd hand on the cheap and sell the unused parts as parts
    Buy a brand new one and sell parts as brand new unused parts
    Try and find a receiver bolt and spring only

    Suggestions?
    get a secondhand 10/22. the new ones are so expensive it makes little sense to buy them. Or just buy KIDD receiver, bolt etc.

    Why did you choose Green Mountain by the way?

 

 

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