I do not believe that it would. They use different bolts.Originally Posted by nickdobtrov
The Yellow circle shows what holds the bolt open on the last round.
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I do not believe that it would. They use different bolts.
The Yellow circle shows what holds the bolt open on the last round.
That rifle on the wall of the laborer's cottage or working class flat is the symbol of democracy. It is our job to see that it stays there!
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I'm having a hard time finding it (probably got lost in one of the adpocalypses), but there was a guy on Youtube (IIRC he is German) who made a modified 10/22 that you could pivot the top open for cleaning/maintenance. Too bad they didn't implement his improvements into this derivative.
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Threaded barrel? Aftermarket 12-14" avaliable and I'd be interested
Not a STUPID question at All Nick - Its a VERY Good one as that is a Problem i dislike with /about the Ruger 10/22 's !
Anyone YET tried one in a 10/22 and and can confirm Yes or No ? RJ
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