any luck bump firing a 10/22? for some reason i can not do this any more, i have done it one time and it worked perfectly but since then i have not been able to make it work, ( i was using stingers)

It's aparently pretty hard.  I have a 10/22 with a light trigger, and a CF barrel I'm gonna try soon...

the 22 recoil low vs a 4lbs rifles weight vs a 5 trigger it will not work. if you want a 22 bumper try this gatlingguns.com

I can get my MKII to bump with properly tuned set-screws and a VQ sear...

hehe, i've gotten all of our .22s to bump (but that lever-action winchester was a bitch! ) and it usually end up being more of a fanning of the trigger. i was using my 10/22 and my father's marlin 60 and i could get the mags to dump pretty quick

not as satisfying as my AK, but a hell of a lot cheaper

Quoted: It's aparently pretty hard.  I have a 10/22 with a light trigger, and a CF barrel I'm gonna try soon...

I sucessfully bumped 25 rounds out of mine yesterday. 2# ish trigger and everything else internal was factory. Using cheapo Remington rounds.

Although the next mag I put in. I started bumping and the extractor, spring and plunger shot off somewhere.

Quoted: Quoted: It's aparently pretty hard.  I have a 10/22 with a light trigger, and a CF barrel I'm gonna try soon... I sucessfully bumped 25 rounds out of mine yesterday. 2# ish trigger and everything else internal was factory. Using cheapo Remington rounds. Although the next mag I put in. I started bumping and the extractor, spring and plunger shot off somewhere.

Meh, you didn't need those parts anyway

Quoted: Quoted: It's aparently pretty hard.  I have a 10/22 with a light trigger, and a CF barrel I'm gonna try soon... I sucessfully bumped 25 rounds out of mine yesterday. 2# ish trigger and everything else internal was factory. Using cheapo Remington rounds. Although the next mag I put in. I started bumping and the extractor, spring and plunger shot off somewhere.

I could only get mine to double or triple.  I think my overtravel is adjusted too tight.  Sometimes I pull the trigger and it doesn't pull far enough to fire.

On the extractor thing:  I had a similar thing happen too.  Apparently, a 10/22 can fire out of battery if the bolt is close enough to being in battery.  This will always result in the extractor being blown out (lost a titanium one that way).  Go to the ruger website and look at the parts diagrams for numbers and call them for replacements.  shouldn't cost you more than $5 total including shipping.

Parts booklet pdf:  LINK

Every part of the standard (non-Target version) 10/22 Carbine is user serviceable.  You do not need to send your rifle in.  Just call the number and make an order.