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What you're looking at is my target/pest rifle, a modified Ruger 10/22. Features include:
- Shooter's Ridge 18" fluted bull barrel w/ match chambering
- Boyd's SS Evolution stock, glass bedded
- Custom match trigger w/ 1.5 pound pull and no, repeat NO overtravel
- Bolt buffer
- Auto bolt release
- Simmons "White Tail Classic" scope, 6.5-20x50 zoom w/ adjustable parallax objective ring
Sub 1/2" MOA @ 50 yrds!!
- Shooter's Ridge 18" fluted bull barrel w/ match chambering
- Boyd's SS Evolution stock, glass bedded
- Custom match trigger w/ 1.5 pound pull and no, repeat NO overtravel
- Bolt buffer
- Auto bolt release
- Simmons "White Tail Classic" scope, 6.5-20x50 zoom w/ adjustable parallax objective ring
Sub 1/2" MOA @ 50 yrds!!
Category Photography / Still Life
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 999 x 216px
File Size 330.6 kB
That is one sexy machine. Reminds me of mine, but you have a more exotic stock http://www.furaffinity.net/view/6051668/
My scope is an expensive model, but good optics is what's needed to get the most out of an accurate gun, especially shooting long ranges at small targets.
After spending that much on match grade trigger group parts and barrel, then going through the messy fun of glass bedding, slapping a cheapo Walmart Tasco on it would've been an insult I feel I got a bargain on the optics; it cost $300 for a scope with $500 performance.
After spending that much on match grade trigger group parts and barrel, then going through the messy fun of glass bedding, slapping a cheapo Walmart Tasco on it would've been an insult I feel I got a bargain on the optics; it cost $300 for a scope with $500 performance.
Using the factory 10-round magazines, or aftermarket?
I have three factory mags, and all of them cause feeding issues. I've tried cleaning them, both casually and total stripdown, light lubing... No joy.
Then I got a couple of Butler Creek "hot lips" banana mags, and what a difference. No issues at all, 100% reliable. Go figure.
I have three factory mags, and all of them cause feeding issues. I've tried cleaning them, both casually and total stripdown, light lubing... No joy.
Then I got a couple of Butler Creek "hot lips" banana mags, and what a difference. No issues at all, 100% reliable. Go figure.
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