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    Cool My Ruger 10/22 journey

    Well I have been contemplating a semi auto 22 for spotlighting missions on the Hares.
    I agonised between ruger, marlin and a couple others for a bit, but my friend needed to free up some cash and had this Ruger 10/22 full over barrel suppressed jobbie sitting in his safe in as new condition.
    I snapped it up @ 1/3 current retail price even with the tasco 3-9x40 mounted on it.
    Lucky to have shot 100 rounds since new.
    I never like to leave things stock and like to have something a little bit unique so watch this space.
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    Red/green dot 1x holosight added
    This is a dedicated spotlighting rifle, and maybe some pew pew pew fun.
    Most shots will be well inside 50 yards.
    This sight has a 2 moa variable intensity dot.
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    Right, I have pulled the trigger group and done the auto bolt stop mod.
    It was easy with the dremil, my advice is go slowly and where you take the biggest bit of material out you do need to make it a curve not flat. I stopped at flat and it didn't work, then proceeded to radius it out and it now works a charm. Sorry no pics of the bolt stop mod.

    Whilst it was apart I cleaned the trigger group and polished the reciever and the top of the bolt.
    It feels smoother dunno if it'll make any difference but it can't hurt, it had no trouble cycling cci subs before, it does feel a lot smoother now.
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    polymer recoil buffer, makes it quiet too
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    always interesting to watch peoples projects taking shape did you shoot some groups with it before mods so you can tell if and how much you've improved it
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    Quote Originally Posted by northdude View Post
    always interesting to watch peoples projects taking shape did you shoot some groups with it before mods so you can tell if and how much you've improved it
    Unfortunately I haven't as time hasn't permitted, other than a standing mag dump @ 40 yards that produced a fist sized group. I know for a fact it shoots better than that.
    The bolt stop mod and polishing the bolt/reciever will likely make little to no difference in accuracy.
    I'm going to get the trigger lightened and the barrel permanently mounted after the roar and I'm sure that is where big improvement will be found.
    I will make time to shoot some groups before and after that.

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    from what I understand barrel to receiver fit isn't the best on them same with a Remington I had once I got that sorted it made a major improvement
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    Quote Originally Posted by gonetropo View Post
    polymer recoil buffer, makes it quiet too
    Already had one of those in it, from new as I understand it, my mate I bought it off bought it new and had literally only sighted it in and put a couple hundred rounds through it, then it sat in the safe unused

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    My receiver / barrel fit was excellent, apparently the newer stuff is greatly improved along with the barrels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by viper View Post
    My receiver / barrel fit was excellent, apparently the newer stuff is greatly improved along with the barrels.
    I haven't tried removing mine to check, I won't be either at least till I have a chance to shoot some groups with it, slayed a couple magpies that have been harassing and teasing my mates dogs on his farm and it easily took them point and shoot, so must be going roughly where pointed as they were both 1 shot kills, I'm away with kids school camp for next 3 days so no play time till I get back

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    Anyone tried the MAE suppressed version, i hear they're good ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luke556 View Post
    Anyone tried the MAE suppressed version, i hear they're good ?
    Mine is full over barrel suppressed it goes real well, very quiet with subs

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    Quote Originally Posted by dannyb View Post
    Mine is full over barrel suppressed it goes real well, very quiet with subs
    Yea nice 1, i have the factory target version with a fancy spiral unsuppressed barrel
    very accurate & reliable, but heavy
    I want to flick it on and get something like yours to smoke the possums on my LS block

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    Quote Originally Posted by dannyb View Post
    Right, I have pulled the trigger group and done the auto bolt stop mod.
    It was easy with the dremil, my advice is go slowly and where you take the biggest bit of material out you do need to make it a curve not flat. I stopped at flat and it didn't work, then proceeded to radius it out and it now works a charm. Sorry no pics of the bolt stop mod.

    Whilst it was apart I cleaned the trigger group and polished the reciever and the top of the bolt.
    It feels smoother dunno if it'll make any difference but it can't hurt, it had no trouble cycling cci subs before, it does feel a lot smoother now.
    @dannyb Can you please clarify on this? I'm just unsure what you were doing there.

    I also found that you can significantly improve the radius on the rear of the bolt so the resetting of the trigger is both smoother and quieter. This seems to also give better service on subsonic ammo as less energy is required to reset the trigger. Apologies if this is what you were talking about above.

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    What are you wanting clarification on ? I polished the contact points on the bolt that contact the top of the reciever and I polished the reciever inside where in conts ts the bolt, there was a lot of over spray inside the reciever and apparently it wears off in time but polishing it removes it and aids in reducing the resistance when the bolt is cycling. Then again maybe it does nothing. Nothing ventured nothing gained, it won't perform any worse anyway.

 

 

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