My Ruger 10-22 build

[Snowman78]

Here it is, started as a standard black synthetic stock with stainless steel barrel.
I added:

1.Stainless steel stock takedown screw, three vibration dampening rings, 1/8" hex wrench,
bolt buffer, two stainless steel oversized trigger group pins and three bonus 22LR dummy rounds.
from: http://www.raveneyecustom.com/Pages/Ruger1022.aspx

2.KIDD firing pin and Extractor from: http://www.coolguyguns.com/Bolts-Bits_c_9.html

3.Volquartsen Extended Magazine Release from: https://www.volquartsen.com/tags/22-magazines-loaders

4.Ruger® 25 round factory magazine from: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/238525/ruger-bx-
25-magazine-ruger-10-22-22-long-rifle-25-round-polymer-black

5.Ruger 10/22 Intermediate Trigger Job (Tier 2) with Rimfire Tech Trigger from: http://www.brimstonegunsmithing.com/...r-work-teir-2/
Trigger is great with a clean 2.25 lb brake.

6.Leapers UTG 1.5-6x44 Illuminated 36-Color Rifle Scope from: http://www.opticsplanet.com/leapers-...fle-scope.html

7.Blackhawk Axiom R/F Ruger 10/22 Rifle Stock from: http://www.blackhawk.com/product/Axi...k,1371,166.htm

I also hand polish the inside of the receiver and bolt face.
I have not had a chance to shoot it yet, but I can't wait.

[cstone]

Lets take it out and shoot with it.

I have a 10/22, and the only things I've bought for it, besides more magazines, is a KIDD trigger, mag release and bolt hold open. For this rifle, I could be a total KIDD fanboy.

Keep your eye out for dates on the .22lr steel dog match at WHAC east of Brighton.

[Snowman78]

Yep, I was hopeing to do the .22lr steel dog match. It should be this weekend (3rd Sat of the mounth) however I don't know when or where I will be able to zero the scope befor Sat.

[cstone]

Yep, I was hopeing to do the .22lr steel dog match. It should be this weekend (3rd Sat of the mounth) however I don't know when or where I will be able to zero the scope befor Sat.

Get there around 8A and zero it before the match. Many people get there early to reverify their zero or just get a little practice in at 200 yards. The ammunition you shoot is every bit as important as the rifle. The nice thing about a .22lr is most of the ammunition costs pennies rather than quarters or even dollars.

[ray1970]

Ok. I'm curious. Why didn't you replace the barrel like everyone else who mods their 10/22?

[Snowman78]

^Cost, and I have not had many rounds thru the orignal one.

[Snowman78]

Get there around 8A and zero it before the match. Many people get there early to reverify their zero or just get a little practice in at 200 yards. The ammunition you shoot is every bit as important as the rifle. The nice thing about a .22lr is most of the ammunition costs pennies rather than quarters or even dollars.

I did not know I could get there early, I just may do that. What ammo do you use?

[cstone]

I did not know I could get there early, I just may do that. What ammo do you use?

Federal bulk packs. I normally shoot a Marlin 795 over open sights, so there is no point in me spending more. I lob them out there and hope the target gets in the way

[Snowman78]

Well I put about 200 rounds thru it this past weekend and I am very happy with the rifle!

[Bill]

I also hand polish the inside of the receiver and bolt face.

Hi
Did you check the head space when you polished the bolt face?