DAR22 Dedicated thread!

[Craftsman]

the shaving of the lead is the bolt as it slides over the round below the round its stripping off.
that is typically a magazine issue - improper seating or seated too high in my experience.

or

if could be the lead as its going into the barrel is catching.
again since there are no feed ramps on a 10/22 its a bolt and magazine issue.

at the end of the day looking for a burr in the chamber should be pretty easily done.
ive always found the DLASK receivers to be super clean and smooth on the inside compared to the stock Rugers and all the over spray from the paint that they have.

if/when he inspects the chamber for burrs, if he finds nothing have him work the bolt back and forth a couple times with a full mag and watch on the inside to see if the bolt is running on the next round, should be pretty easy to see if it is, or if the round is hitting the side of the barrel when going in, both should be easy to see.

if that is the case then different mag or a adjustable mag will fix the issue. (adjustable like the Tactical Innovations ones)

hope that helps.
i had that same issue with a stock ruger and finding a mag that it liked fixed the issue.

Thanks way up north! Will do! Appreciate all the helpful advice!

 

[subneural]

Can I play too? My 12.5" DAR-22 with an Aimpoint H2. Because there's no kill like overkill.

 

[Clocked92]

This thread is really not good for my bank account

 

[wayupnorth]

that wood one with the uber nice stock that Innercity, daddy wants!!!

 

[hoytcanon]

CCI SV @ 50 meters... white ring is 1", inner black is 1/2".

 

[Tom E Gun]

I only own one DAR-22 (although I have several Ruger 10/22s). I bought one of the first complete DAR-22 rifles that Dlask offered (it was the first 10/22 that I ever owned), it started out looking like this:

However over a period of about 5 years it has gradually transformed into this:

The rifle is now on its 4th scope, 3rd stock, 2nd bolt, 2nd trigger and 3rd barrel. It started with a Dlask 12.5" X-treme barrel, then had a Green Mountain 18" bull barrel, now has a Kidd 20" stainless match barrel - each barrel change resulted in better accuracy, if I had to do it again I would just start with a Kidd barrel.

10 rounds at 50 yards (Green Mountain barrel):

5 rounds at 50 yards (Kidd barrel, SK Rifle Match ammo):

 

[christos808]

Here is mine sitting in a Bell & Carlson stock.

and the first 50 rounds I shot through it: