How would you build a 10/22 without using a single Ruger part?

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Grouse Man said:
From what I understand, you are supposed to completely strip it down to individual parts. Put the receiver off to the side, and all the other parts in a clean box. Throw away the box of parts and buy entirely new ones to re-install onto the receiver.
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Grouse Man posted this in another thread but it got me thinking, with Dlask, Kidd and others making recievers now you don't even need the Ruger receiver anymore to build a 10/22.:eek::D

So if you were to build a totally custom 10/22 without a single Ruger part how would YOU do it?

We're talkin 10/22's, haters you not helping by saying something different then a 10/22...:rolleyes:;)
 
Kidd, VQ, Tac Sol & PC all make bolts.

It is very easy IMO, spendy, but you could.....

Dlask Reciever
Kidd or VQ Trigger group
Bolt (above)
Barrel (pick your kool-aid)
extractor
Bolt handle assy.

I really can't think of anything else..........
 
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Now...are we talking a "dream" 10/22 or building one from parts that are available to Canada??

For the latter.....

Dlask receiver
Kidd bolt
Kidd trigger group
Green Mountain / Dlask barrel
Tactical Innovations super charging handle
Aftermarket extractor
Aftermarket scope rail
Aftermarket V-block and bolts
Home made pins (or Dlask)
Boyds Stock
 
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"This is my grandfather's axe.
My father replaced the handle,
and I replaced the head.
Is it really my grandfather's axe?"
 
I have a 10/22 with no ruger parts except for the ruger 10 shot mag. I also have a Tactical Solutions 25 round mag.

Dlask Receiver
Kidd bolt
Kidd Charging Handle
Hornet Trigger group
Shilen 16" Barrel
Promag Ambi stock
Tuffer Buffer
Hawke 6x24 50mm Scope

Pricey but I love it! The only thing I might change is the the stock, but I haven't found a better one as of yet!
 
tymarshall said:
I have a 10/22 with no ruger parts except for the ruger 10 shot mag. I also have a Tactical Solutions 25 round mag.

Dlask Receiver
Kidd bolt
Kidd Charging Handle
Hornet Trigger group
Shilen 16" Barrel
Promag Ambi stock
Tuffer Buffer
Hawke 6x24 50mm Scope

Pricey but I love it! The only thing I might change is the the stock, but I haven't found a better one as of yet!
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Cool, I hadn't heard of Hornet before, how does their trigger group compare to Kidd's?
 
Just bought a 10/22 with no Ruger parts (well except for the magazine)..its called VOLQUARTSEN..comes fully assembled with accuracy guarantee of five shot groups @ 50 yards of 0.375" --doubt you will do any better "building one" with aftermaket parts.
 
Thompson did that and built the R-55, which is match accurate for $500 and no muss no fuss, and no pride whatsoever in building your own unit (which can be the most valuable part of ownership......to some)
 
JEC said:
Just bought a 10/22 with no Ruger parts (well except for the magazine)..its called VOLQUARTSEN..comes fully assembled with accuracy guarantee of five shot groups @ 50 yards of 0.375" --doubt you will do any better "building one" with aftermaket parts.
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Nice rifle but IMO..you could easily build a Kidd 10/22 that would out shoot a V.Q. on most days! :nest: :D

Just remember....the rifle is only as good as the shooter. ;)
 
JEC said:
Just bought a 10/22 with no Ruger parts (well except for the magazine)..its called VOLQUARTSEN..comes fully assembled with accuracy guarantee of five shot groups @ 50 yards of 0.375" --doubt you will do any better "building one" with aftermaket parts.
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Yes, it's much better to have someone else "build one" with aftermaket parts. :rolleyes:
 
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