If it is removable it doesn't count towards OAL. I don't think threadlock would work unless it was the permanent kind.Do you guys know for rimfire if the comp adds to the overall length? I haven't read a definitive answer to this.
The threaded part counts towards overall length, just not what you thread on to it. So if a 12.5" non-threaded barrel would work in your build a 12.5" threaded would work also. Any comp or whatever would not count unless permanently attached.^^^ That is what what I thought. ^^^
That is the main reason I don't want threads. I want it as close to 26" as possible with no removable parts to negate the length.
The sporter chamber is fine with Blazer and with a little wear it will take mini mag HP's and solids too... ours are up and running now with our preferred MMHP's.
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Hey hoytcanon. As seems to be the case for all your builds, this one looks really nice. I was thinking of doing something quite similar but with a different stock and different optics.
So, now for the questions.
1.) What parts went into this build and where did you get them?
Dlask DAR22 Sterling receiver, Dlask custom 10.5' stainless bull barrel (+2" Ross Schuler brake; 12" total OAL length), Volquartsen TG2000 (trigger group), Boyd's Barracuda stock, RT bolt that was tuned by RFC's "Que," Hawke Varmint SF 4-16X44mm scope with Dura Sight Z2 QD rings.
2.) How much of the original 10/22 did you keep?
NONE... I didn't start with a 10/22 on these builds.
3.) Did you use any of the original Ruger parts?
Nope.
4.) Is that the original Ruger receiver or is that also custom?
Dlask DAR22 Sterling
5.) What are the measurements of this setup?
OAL = 29"
Thanks in advance for your input.
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Nice. Thanks for that. Now for a couple of followup questions.
1.) What is the overall length from the back end of the receiver to the end of the muzzle break?
I would have to pull the gun out to measure, but the requested measurement is valueless with regard to any law.
2.) My understanding is that the law requires OAL of at least 26" in the smallest functional configuration (ie, if applicable, with stock folded and non-permanent muzzle accessories removed). This said, is the muzzle break you used considered permanent enough to be counted toward the legal OAL?
The OAL includes any stock in its shortest configuration... since this has a solid, one piece stock and the length of the stock is 27", the barrel measurement is redundant. The muzzle brake is not permanent and the 29" OAL that I quoted does not include the muzzle brake.
3.) What was the cost breakdown for this build (should you be willing to divulge this... if not, no worries)?
I would rather not put the cost in black and white... I am trying to avoid reality.
Thanks again for your input.
PS: to the OP sorry for the partial highjack of this thread. Hopefully you got the info you wanted and are not too upset with me for taking things on a bit of a tangent.![]()
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Dlask 12.5 with bentz chamber for extra precision
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