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Posted: 9/7/2013 2:50:39 AM EDT
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If the barrel is not removable and they don't have a threaded version...I'm going to buy the CZ 455 instead...oh well
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Posted: 9/7/2013 5:45:41 PM EDT
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My LGS has a couple due in today. One is supposed to have a 18" barrel and the other a 22". I'm sure they will sell like hotcakes but as best as my LGS can tell there is not a threaded version yet. Why Ruger would be late for that part of the game is beyond me.  The lack of a threaded barrel will keep me from buying one, but I looked at one today and I was impressed. As soon as the barrel is threaded for my Sparrow I will buy one. |
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Posted: 9/9/2013 3:31:34 PM EDT
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The lack of a threaded barrel will keep me from buying one, but I looked at one today and I was impressed. As soon as the barrel is threaded for my Sparrow I will buy one. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My LGS has a couple due in today. One is supposed to have a 18" barrel and the other a 22". I'm sure they will sell like hotcakes but as best as my LGS can tell there is not a threaded version yet. Why Ruger would be late for that part of the game is beyond me. The lack of a threaded barrel will keep me from buying one, but I looked at one today and I was impressed. As soon as the barrel is threaded for my Sparrow I will buy one. I don't care for what Ruger does with their current threaded 10-22s (take-down and Carbine) what with the long AR length threads and flash hider. I don't suspect they would do any different with the RAR when they get around to messing with it. 
Given when Ruger brings out a threaded version of anything it's at least $100.00 more I'm just going to take my RARc to my Smith to have it done exactly the way I want it. My Smith quoted me $125.00 so It's a pretty much a wash money wise and I'm in no great hurry as I have a threaded 16" barreled Savage MK II and a 10-22 with a 16" .920 Green River barreled 10-22 to get me through this squirrel season. My Smith did the .920 16" GR barrel for me and did a great job on the thread/re-crown. |
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Posted: 9/9/2013 4:09:54 PM EDT
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I don't care for what Ruger does with their current threaded 10-22s (take-down and Carbine) what with the long AR length threads and flash hider. I don't suspect they would do any different with the RAR when they get around to messing with it.
Given when Ruger brings out a threaded version of anything it's at least $100.00 more I'm just going to take my RARc to my Smith to have it done exactly the way I want it. My Smith quoted me $125.00 so It's a pretty much a wash money wise and I'm in no great hurry as I have a threaded 16" barreled Savage MK II and a 10-22 with a 16" .920 Green River barreled 10-22 to get me through this squirrel season. My Smith did the .920 16" GR barrel for me and did a great job on the thread/re-crown. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My LGS has a couple due in today. One is supposed to have a 18" barrel and the other a 22". I'm sure they will sell like hotcakes but as best as my LGS can tell there is not a threaded version yet. Why Ruger would be late for that part of the game is beyond me. The lack of a threaded barrel will keep me from buying one, but I looked at one today and I was impressed. As soon as the barrel is threaded for my Sparrow I will buy one. I don't care for what Ruger does with their current threaded 10-22s (take-down and Carbine) what with the long AR length threads and flash hider. I don't suspect they would do any different with the RAR when they get around to messing with it.
Given when Ruger brings out a threaded version of anything it's at least $100.00 more I'm just going to take my RARc to my Smith to have it done exactly the way I want it. My Smith quoted me $125.00 so It's a pretty much a wash money wise and I'm in no great hurry as I have a threaded 16" barreled Savage MK II and a 10-22 with a 16" .920 Green River barreled 10-22 to get me through this squirrel season. My Smith did the .920 16" GR barrel for me and did a great job on the thread/re-crown. good point |
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Posted: 9/9/2013 4:59:27 PM EDT
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I don't care for what Ruger does with their current threaded 10-22s (take-down and Carbine) what with the long AR length threads and flash hider. I don't suspect they would do any different with the RAR when they get around to messing with it.
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My LGS has a couple due in today. One is supposed to have a 18" barrel and the other a 22". I'm sure they will sell like hotcakes but as best as my LGS can tell there is not a threaded version yet. Why Ruger would be late for that part of the game is beyond me. The lack of a threaded barrel will keep me from buying one, but I looked at one today and I was impressed. As soon as the barrel is threaded for my Sparrow I will buy one. I don't care for what Ruger does with their current threaded 10-22s (take-down and Carbine) what with the long AR length threads and flash hider. I don't suspect they would do any different with the RAR when they get around to messing with it.
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Posted: 9/11/2013 2:40:44 PM EDT
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This just in from TechSights:
"We have tested our sights on the new Ruger American Rimfire rifle. We found that the sight components we use in the MXT200 (Marlin bolt action sights) sight package will fit the Ruger with one exception. The factory front sight is held on with one screw which uses a different thread pitch than our sight package. The easiest solution is to use the original Ruger front sight screw to attach our front sight to the barrel instead of the screw that comes with our MXT200 sight. Until we get specific instructions and packaging made for the Ruger sight package, and until we get the new sight package listed on our web page, the MXT200 sight package is the correct sight for use with the Ruger American Rimfire rifle. Attached is a quick image showing our sights on the rifle. Thank you for your interest in our products. Sincerely, Erik Nesseth" |
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Posted: 9/15/2013 5:33:23 PM EDT
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I am patiently waiting as well. I am wanting the 22mag but will settle for the 22lr in the long version or the carbine if that's all that is available.
I have a huge stock pile of 22lr bulk in a variety of flavors and some non bulk as well. I am currently working on a nice stock pile of 22mag as it becomes available. |
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Posted: 9/15/2013 6:57:26 PM EDT
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I am patiently waiting as well. I am wanting the 22mag but will settle for the 22lr in the long version or the carbine if that's all that is available. I have a huge stock pile of 22lr bulk in a variety of flavors and some non bulk as well. I am currently working on a nice stock pile of 22mag as it becomes available. 22mag is out Ruger 22mag |
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Posted: 9/15/2013 8:29:09 PM EDT
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They have both been out. I bought the 22LR in full size and compact on the 5th and 6th of this month. Both stores where I purchased mine, and one other store I went to had both the 22LR and the 22MAG models in stock. But none of them had one of all four models at the same time. I would have bought one at the first place, but their credit card machine was down, and I didn't have cash or checks with me.
The one I am waiting for is the 17HMR. I think I might pass on the 22Mag. I have plenty of 22LR and 17HMR ammo. I have never bought any 22Mag and I certainly don't see any now. |
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Posted: 9/16/2013 2:42:46 AM EDT
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I am patiently waiting as well. I am wanting the 22mag but will settle for the 22lr in the long version or the carbine if that's all that is available. I have a huge stock pile of 22lr bulk in a variety of flavors and some non bulk as well. I am currently working on a nice stock pile of 22mag as it becomes available. I am waiting for my distributors to get them back in stock. As of Friday the 8 distributors I order from did not have either one in stock. I am NOT paying retail for ANY gun! Having an FFL really helps! 
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Posted: 9/16/2013 3:52:07 AM EDT
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Odd that many "gun" folks I've talked to don't even know these rifles are stocking now or even that Ruger is making them in the first place. I think Ruger dropped the advertizing ball on this one.
A decent reasonably priced BA .22 that uses 10-22 mags is worth a bit more build-up than another damn M1911 clone. 
My LGS has only sold two of the four they got in (I bought one) and they have had them better than a week. They are still available from their supplier too. The lack of available .22 ammo at half-way decent prices might have something to do with it. All their new .22s are pretty much sitting on the shelves.
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Posted: 9/16/2013 5:16:30 AM EDT
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If I send you mine to use as a pattern will it come back with a free stock?
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Posted: 9/16/2013 5:18:03 AM EDT
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Odd that many "gun" folks I've talked to don't even know these rifles are stocking now or even that Ruger is making them in the first place. I think Ruger dropped the advertizing ball on this one. A decent reasonably priced BA .22 that uses 10-22 mags is worth a bit more build-up than another damn M1911 clone.
My LGS has only sold two of the four they got in (I bought one) and they have had them better than a week. They are still available from their supplier too. The lack of available .22 ammo at half-way decent prices might have something to do with it. All their new .22s are pretty much sitting on the shelves. It is interesting, considering that marketing they put into their other recent products, they did nothing but a surprised release on this the week it came out. I wonder why? |
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Posted: 9/16/2013 5:53:59 AM EDT
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Here is a pic of the new American with the Marlin Tech Sights installed. borrowed pic from a different forum
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Posted: 9/16/2013 8:43:47 AM EDT
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I am waiting for my distributors to get them back in stock. As of Friday the 8 distributors I order from did not have either one in stock. I am NOT paying retail for ANY gun! Having an FFL really helps! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I am patiently waiting as well. I am wanting the 22mag but will settle for the 22lr in the long version or the carbine if that's all that is available. I have a huge stock pile of 22lr bulk in a variety of flavors and some non bulk as well. I am currently working on a nice stock pile of 22mag as it becomes available. I am waiting for my distributors to get them back in stock. As of Friday the 8 distributors I order from did not have either one in stock. I am NOT paying retail for ANY gun! Having an FFL really helps! What is dealer price on them? I am curious since prices are all over the place. I am interested to know what they will come down to once dealers let them cool off price wise. My regular dealer had a couple for $269 and he normally sells his stuff at about an 11% markup. At $269, I think that is more like a 30% markup, if not more. |
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Posted: 9/16/2013 3:30:40 PM EDT
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What is dealer price on them? I am curious since prices are all over the place. I am interested to know what they will come down to once dealers let them cool off price wise. My regular dealer had a couple for $269 and he normally sells his stuff at about an 11% markup. At $269, I think that is more like a 30% markup, if not more. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I am patiently waiting as well. I am wanting the 22mag but will settle for the 22lr in the long version or the carbine if that's all that is available. I have a huge stock pile of 22lr bulk in a variety of flavors and some non bulk as well. I am currently working on a nice stock pile of 22mag as it becomes available. I am waiting for my distributors to get them back in stock. As of Friday the 8 distributors I order from did not have either one in stock. I am NOT paying retail for ANY gun! Having an FFL really helps! What is dealer price on them? I am curious since prices are all over the place. I am interested to know what they will come down to once dealers let them cool off price wise. My regular dealer had a couple for $269 and he normally sells his stuff at about an 11% markup. At $269, I think that is more like a 30% markup, if not more. Mine was $269.00 OTD including tax/call-in. |
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Posted: 9/16/2013 3:36:01 PM EDT
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I handled a .22Mag at Kittery Trading Post the other day. The clerk said they had half a dozen .22RF units in for some time, and they all went out the door in a couple of days.
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Posted: 9/16/2013 4:51:40 PM EDT
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Most of the suppliers are showing $215.00 to $219.00 for them. All are being shown as allocated so they are getting them in and only the big buyers are getting first choice. I'm a small time dealer so I'll be one of the last to get called.
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Posted: 9/27/2013 5:54:29 PM EDT
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I bought one of the compacts today and stopped by ADCO's to drop off the barreled action. They're going to check it out and see if it's possible to chop the barrel to 16", thread it, make a proper sized thread protector, and remount the front sight. If it works out I should have pics next week.
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Posted: 9/27/2013 6:17:35 PM EDT
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I bought one of the compacts today and stopped by ADCO's to drop off the barreled action. They're going to check it out and see if it's possible to chop the barrel to 16", thread it, make a proper sized thread protector, and remount the front sight. If it works out I should have pics next week. Excellent. Your playing guinea pig to what I was going to do. |
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Posted: 9/28/2013 5:41:19 PM EDT
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Threaded barrel and a wood stock I would be in.
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Posted: 9/29/2013 7:02:31 PM EDT
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threaded barrel and I would be in as well. Looks like it's the MK2 FV-SR
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Posted: 10/4/2013 12:44:10 PM EDT
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ETA: I was able to get a few more to load. I'll get it cleaned up and outside when the weather breaks to get better pics. I'm about 98% positive I'm giving the whole thing a flat camo rattle can job. Just got it home today and threw it together for a few quick pics. For some reason my hosting service is giving me trouble today, I'll post the rest ASAP. ADCO had no issues with the service (shorten/thread/remount front sight/thread protector). I didn't ask but it looks like they popped the pin and removed the barrel to do the work, must not be an issue. I'm very happy with it, money well spent. I know the Savage can be bought for less money, but I've had the Savage and much prefer the Ruger. |
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Posted: 10/4/2013 7:59:20 PM EDT
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Whats the final length?
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Posted: 10/4/2013 8:20:20 PM EDT
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http://imageshack.us/a/img850/6775/bj95.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img109/9425/gqvi.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img23/5844/q8mo.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img21/8321/yml2.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img163/7655/5bk8.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img543/7673/ot1r.jpg ETA: I was able to get a few more to load. I'll get it cleaned up and outside when the weather breaks to get better pics. I'm about 98% positive I'm giving the whole thing a flat camo rattle can job. Just got it home today and threw it together for a few quick pics. For some reason my hosting service is giving me trouble today, I'll post the rest ASAP. ADCO had no issues with the service (shorten/thread/remount front sight/thread protector). I didn't ask but it looks like they popped the pin and removed the barrel to do the work, must not be an issue. I'm very happy with it, money well spent. I know the Savage can be bought for less money, but I've had the Savage and much prefer the Ruger. Looks good, maybe now I can put it back on the list of wants.
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Posted: 10/4/2013 11:07:18 PM EDT
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Barrel was cut to 16", OAL with the short insert is 34". The total was $150 out the door.
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Posted: 10/6/2013 8:31:15 AM EDT
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Great rifle hobbydad. Think I know what my next purchase will be.
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Posted: 10/6/2013 10:28:22 AM EDT
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Barrel was cut to 16", OAL with the short insert is 34". The total was $150 out the door. Cool thanks for the info. Maybe that will be my next 22, but I just ordered a Henry Lever action 22LR so it will be a bit.
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Posted: 10/6/2013 2:57:16 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: My LGS got in four today (two compact/two regular) and despite my best efforts to resist buying one till they came out with a threaded verison I just came home with the compact version. I figure it will make the grandkid a nice .22. Once I get it out of the box and give it a proper going over I'll post some pics. One thing is for sure and that is that long-ass mag release will get shortened/rounded to a nub. It's a lost mag waiting to happen with that thing. http://oi42.tinypic.com/2wp1r8h.jpg http://oi42.tinypic.com/rrio2a.jpg I mocked it up with the high comb stock insert and a scope. http://oi39.tinypic.com/rihm4i.jpg Now imagine if they make a take down version of this.  |
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Posted: 10/6/2013 3:35:23 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: http://imageshack.us/a/img850/6775/bj95.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img109/9425/gqvi.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img23/5844/q8mo.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img21/8321/yml2.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img163/7655/5bk8.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img543/7673/ot1r.jpg ETA: I was able to get a few more to load. I'll get it cleaned up and outside when the weather breaks to get better pics. I'm about 98% positive I'm giving the whole thing a flat camo rattle can job. Just got it home today and threw it together for a few quick pics. For some reason my hosting service is giving me trouble today, I'll post the rest ASAP. ADCO had no issues with the service (shorten/thread/remount front sight/thread protector). I didn't ask but it looks like they popped the pin and removed the barrel to do the work, must not be an issue. I'm very happy with it, money well spent. I know the Savage can be bought for less money, but I've had the Savage and much prefer the Ruger. |
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Posted: 10/6/2013 6:13:42 PM EDT
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Yes, just need a good optic/sling/bipod. I had it out very briefly today while on a break at a club shoot. Just enough time to run 1 mag thru it suppressed. The only target I had was a steel plate @ 50 yards. Sights where just as they came out of the box. Click/ping, click/ping, click/ping, 10 times. I think it'll be a keeper.
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Posted: 10/8/2013 2:43:34 AM EDT
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Barrel was cut to 16", OAL with the short insert is 34". The total was $150 out the door. After reading this I contacted ADCO and the service broke down as follows, it was a heck of a lot more than $150.00 even if I was to walk it in. Cut/crown/thread.....$144.00 Thread protector......$15.00 Relocate/D&T front sight hole.....$20.00 Return shipping............Actual so I figure $18.00 shipped/insured for the barreled action. As I would also pay to have it shipped to ADCO I was looking at $200.00+ for the service. No thanks, not worth it for me. My local smith can do it for $125.00 but his turn-around time is much longer. Meh, I'm not a instant gratification type of guy anyway. I just need to get off my ass and take it to him. 
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Posted: 10/8/2013 4:05:47 AM EDT
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After reading this I contacted ADCO and the service broke down as follows, it was a heck of a lot more than $150.00 even if I was to walk it in. Cut/crown/thread.....$144.00 Thread protector......$15.00 Relocate/D&T front sight hole.....$20.00 Return shipping............Actual so I figure $18.00 shipped/insured for the barreled action. As I would also pay to have it shipped to ADCO I was looking at $200.00+ for the service. No thanks, not worth it for me. My local smith can do it for $125.00 but his turn-around time is much longer. Meh, I'm not a instant gratification type of guy anyway. I just need to get off my ass and take it to him. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Barrel was cut to 16", OAL with the short insert is 34". The total was $150 out the door. After reading this I contacted ADCO and the service broke down as follows, it was a heck of a lot more than $150.00 even if I was to walk it in. Cut/crown/thread.....$144.00 Thread protector......$15.00 Relocate/D&T front sight hole.....$20.00 Return shipping............Actual so I figure $18.00 shipped/insured for the barreled action. As I would also pay to have it shipped to ADCO I was looking at $200.00+ for the service. No thanks, not worth it for me. My local smith can do it for $125.00 but his turn-around time is much longer. Meh, I'm not a instant gratification type of guy anyway. I just need to get off my ass and take it to him. What scope are your running on your rifle? |
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Posted: 10/8/2013 4:49:53 AM EDT
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Guys,
The reason you have never seen a bolt action .22lr that uses 10/22 barrels is because of the need for a cartridge guide (left-side extractor) on the left side of the bolt face. Almost every bolt action repeater has one. It's needed to help pull the case out of the chamber (consistently) and control it until it gets hit by the ejector. 10/22 barrels only have one extractor slot cut at the breech.
I have seen single shots with only one extractor hook, but never a repeater. |
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Posted: 10/8/2013 10:23:59 AM EDT
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What scope are your running on your rifle? Well till today (I finally got off my ass and dropped the RAR off at my Smith to have it threaded this morning) I had a 4X Simmons .22 mag on it but when I get it back I'm going to try a like new 26mm tubed Kollmorgen 2.75 X 26 Bear Cub on it I found at the flea market and see how it shoots. I'll take the Simmons with me on sight-in day in case it does not pan out. I think the compact size of the Kollmorgen will be a good fit for the rifle in the squirrel woods. Mine looks like this except it has more of a gray finish. 
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Posted: 10/8/2013 5:54:04 PM EDT
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Are these barrels threaded and pinned to the receiver or just press fit and pinned? Mine looks like it has threads but everything I read said it was just pinned.
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Posted: 10/8/2013 6:00:32 PM EDT
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Are these barrels threaded and pinned to the receiver or just press fit and pinned? Mine looks like it has threads but everything I read said it was just pinned. Look in your manual. The diagram does not show threads and it clearly shows a pin designed to hold it in place. |
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Posted: 10/8/2013 7:20:29 PM EDT
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Here is a pic of the new American with the Marlin Tech Sights installed. borrowed pic from a different forum <a href="http://s116.photobucket.com/user/MrPiggy89/media/photo_zps6e75e6be.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o37/MrPiggy89/photo_zps6e75e6be.jpg</a> Even better, we need NODAK Spud to make a set of sights. Maybe just a receiver mounted AR style rear sight that matches the factory front. If possible.......I have a set of the 10/22 sights and they are the best thing I ever did for that gun. |
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Posted: 10/9/2013 6:11:33 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Yes, just need a good optic/sling/bipod. I had it out very briefly today while on a break at a club shoot. Just enough time to run 1 mag thru it suppressed. The only target I had was a steel plate @ 50 yards. Sights where just as they came out of the box. Click/ping, click/ping, click/ping, 10 times. I think it'll be a keeper. How fast can you work the bolt, and how smooth?
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Posted: 10/9/2013 1:05:18 PM EDT
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The bolt needs breaking in, out of the box it's very tight where the back of the bolt handle locks down into the receiver. When the actions open it's not loose like my FV-SR was, when I had that bolt all the way back it was sloppy and wiggled around, the Ruger doesn't do that. It's smooth with a very short throw, like most 22LR bolt guns I suppose.
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Posted: 10/9/2013 1:45:08 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The bolt needs breaking in, out of the box it's very tight where the back of the bolt handle locks down into the receiver. When the actions open it's not loose like my FV-SR was, when I had that bolt all the way back it was sloppy and wiggled around, the Ruger doesn't do that. It's smooth with a very short throw, like most 22LR bolt guns I suppose. |
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Posted: 10/9/2013 6:57:19 PM EDT
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I REALLY like my FVSR but you guys are making me want one of these too. Once they come out with a threaded version I'll probably pick one up. Bolt action, good build quality, takes 10/22 mags, sounds like a perfect combo to me!
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Posted: 10/14/2013 8:57:06 PM EDT
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Thinking about ordering one of these to replace the factory bolt handle.
http://gladesarmory.com/home/8/ruger-american-rifle-tactical-knob.html |
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Posted: 10/14/2013 9:25:15 PM EDT
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Thinking about ordering one of these to replace the factory bolt handle. http://gladesarmory.com/home/8/ruger-american-rifle-tactical-knob.html You might want to check before ordering, but that appears to be for centerfire models only. I am looking at my 308 and my rimfire, and they are completely different. |
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Posted: 10/14/2013 9:32:10 PM EDT
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You might want to check before ordering, but that appears to be for centerfire models only. I am looking at my 308 and my rimfire, and they are completely different. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Thinking about ordering one of these to replace the factory bolt handle. http://gladesarmory.com/home/8/ruger-american-rifle-tactical-knob.html You might want to check before ordering, but that appears to be for centerfire models only. I am looking at my 308 and my rimfire, and they are completely different. Ah ghey...I was looking at the bolt handle not the bolt itself. Guess i'll send them an email see if they are making one for the rimfire. |
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Posted: 10/15/2013 6:08:01 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I REALLY like my FVSR but you guys are making me want one of these too. Once they come out with a threaded version I'll probably pick one up. Bolt action, good build quality, takes 10/22 mags, sounds like a perfect combo to me! |
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Posted: 10/15/2013 5:48:29 PM EDT
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^^^^
Awesome looking rifle. I'm jealous. Gotta go look for one now... |
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Posted: 10/15/2013 8:14:54 PM EDT
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Well the guys over at gladesarmory looked at a bunch of pictures of the bolt broken down and they said it doesn't look like anything they will be entertaining in the near future.
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Posted: 10/16/2013 9:24:48 AM EDT
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I will also wait and see if a threaded version comes out.
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Posted: 10/16/2013 7:16:41 PM EDT
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Well the guys over at gladesarmory looked at a bunch of pictures of the bolt broken down and they said it doesn't look like anything they will be entertaining in the near future. Just get the knob threaded and use a universal $30 knob for, or go the "chop, weld threaded pin, thread on" route. The latter can be done by most in their garage. |
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