Ruger 10 22 Transformation: Part 1

July 16th, 2009 by Admin Leave a reply »

beginning parts for my Ruger 10 22 project

Over the last sever months I have felt the need to buy a cheap gun and turn it into a target/plinking shooting machine. This exercise is not about building the best most expensive gun but spending a fair amount and getting a gun that is rewarding to shoot (not to mention accurate). Most importantly its a learning journey as I get to experience first hand how different modifications will change the firearms characteristics.

Yesterday, I went to Bi-Mart (a NW grown Kmart/Wal-Mart) and purchased the following:

Ruger 10 22 and Scope right out of the box

Before purchasing the 10 22 I was planning on:

  • Green Mountain Bull Barrel: $120ish
  • Thumb Hole Stock: $100-$150
  • Bipod: $60ish

Although I have yet to shoot the 10 22 I can already tell that it need some trigger work. I will probably get a basic trigger kit for somewhere around $30-$50. Additionally it feels as if the action could be smoother, but that could change after its broken in. Right now I am having a hard time settling on a stock. There are a lot of options out there and its hard to decide.

I am interested to know what you guys out there have done? Got a 10 22? Moded it? Would love to see what you have done. Also if any one has suggestions, I am all ears.

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