Everyone liberal gun owner here with a quick video of a Ruger 10/22 case. Ipurchased off Cabala's. This opened up got this on the line for it was about 16 bucks with Free Shipping using a coupon code. Ifound online something really cool to. Because I've owned a 1022 for years. And years you know. One of the best one of the best guns out there in my opinion. And I've never had a case for it oddly enough. Ihave never had a case I've always just wrapped in the t-shirt taking it. Wherever I was going with. It but it's just kind of. This is kind of out of my camera scope of abilities here but let's just look at a couple things it's made in USA which. Ithought was super cool made by Alan company I've seen. Some of their cases in Walmart didn't know. They were US made but. You see it's kept a little USA the logo there our flag rather. And then the Ruger stitching on. This side again with your handle. All the Ruger stuff. And 1022 embroidered on the thing and cool little zippers. Ibelieve this is a yeah. This is a three mag compartment so. You can take like your bx 25 Meg's slide them in.

If you're like you only own to be x 25 max. You can take your tactical innovations TI 25 mag slides. That in there so then. You get three mags that you're gonna be rolling with so. This is oh well let's take a peek good same zipper type there. And just yeah pretty basic on the inside just your typical stuff but hey. This is gonna be better. What I've had before so. This is a Ruger 10/22 gun case for the 1022 rifle thanks for watching everyone have a great day you.

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All right last of the pumpkin killing for this Halloween actually we're doing a video on the Ruger 10/22. Ithought we'd start out. That was kind of get our last jab at the pumpkins of the season how's. All right so that's. What this is it's a Ruger 10/22 it's a gun. That people have been asking me about. Iguess a year and a half hey. You got a Ruger 10/22 what'd. You do a video well I've been answering the same way yeah I've got. One I'll get out one of these days. It out today this is an older model my father gave. All three of us boys after your brother's. One surviving but I have two brothers. That received all three got Ruger 10/22 for Christmas in 1987 okay. We were adults but my dad. He thought it'd be cool. All liked to shoot he just picked. All up rigger 10224 for Christmas. That year we always make. It home for Christmas. That was mine and through the years I've done different things. Some Hot Shot stocks on. It fold stock black evil-looking thing I had a different barrel band on. It broke too I'm without a barrel ban currently which really doesn't matter. That much but I had a really nice doctor on.

It who made that thing I was thinking as part of a Creek which makes good stuff so. Iprobably shouldn't say. That but it somehow. It got broken, so I just put the original back on just the plain-jane Ruger 10/22. This is a for those who don't know. This is a 22 caliber long rifle semi-automatic takes magazines. It comes with a ten round box magazine. If it's flush we couldn't put our hands on. What were that thing is. Most people tend to buy. Some aftermarket magazines like. One is splitting and it's probably Wyatt malfunction but. They hold up to oil. They hold typically 25. And there even get them in the hole 50. And probably I don't know. Ihad a couple of old ram line back in the day back in the 80s. That were plastic like. One was a 50-round magazine but. It wasn't that reliable. We have determined the Eagle are pretty good Eagle mag the Butler Creek are the best. That we've discovered at.

This point and there are. Some others I there's. Iknow of I heard about. And I've read about online. Something tactical solutions. That sound right some companies like. That maybe look. It in the description think. It seems like it is tactical solutions perhaps. It makes one is like fifty dollars it's supposed to be. One of the very very fast. This gun I probably try. One of those but it just doesn't come out. That often but Butler Creek. We recommend and we're shooting federal ammo. We get a little bit better results out of. That as far as bulk ammo anyway. Some smaller packs of CCI. Some of those are supposed to be a lot.

More reliable that's. One of the things you have to face with a semi-automatic 22 pistols. Or rifle it gets really dirty. And it's just not a reliable gun after. You fired a hundred times. Or so sometimes after 10 times. And the 1022 what can. Isay about this thing's been around since. Ithink 1964 and there's no telling how. Many of these have been made very very popular possible. Iwas gonna say half of you're watching this might have. Iforget we have a lot of countries watching in here. That don't have any kind of gun maybe but in. This country people prowling around gun videos might be accurate there may be 50 percent of he's actually had. One he's gone so there's not a lot. Ican tell you about. You don't already know I've never been a huge fan of them they're kind of fun my son John likes him. Ithink they're always kind of.

That was kind of quirky to. One reason I don't just get. If I'm in the mood shoot of 22. Itend to get a lever gun pump 22. And just not as often with. This it's got a weird kind of mechanism but. It is a good gun it's a fine design. It works pretty well. It doesn't really smell function. Any of them it seems like. It does to I seem to have. More trouble with I don't know. Ifeel like a fumble fingers. When I'm working this thing and know. You work it's just a little different. Any other semi-automatic rifle. Imanipulate and then shoot so anyway from. What is for Ruger 10/22 it's its a favorite rifle a lot of people. And of course it comes in a lot of configurations the barrels. You can get bull barrels for them thick barrels chrome barrels silence of barrels its just. This is no end to the numbers of stocks. That are available in optics. And different sites probably aftermarket on.

This gun is as big as 4. They are 15 or maybe of those well let's just a couple. More shots that's not Jabber too much I'm gonna try yeah Butler Creek magazine he's gonna get. Some good use service out of. That yeah that's. One of the reasons a lot of people like. These it's the closest thing you can get to a machine gun. You can pick up at Walmart right. You can just pump out the bullets. And it's not very expensive. Because it's a 22 and let's go out long rings a little bit just a fly out there whoops like. Isaid to this guns a little quirky just design. All right okay thanks for hah yes we're hot alright woke up the old dog anyway okay. Iload up a few of these. Now you're looking at.

It long rifles just watch. What it takes again so probably. One of the most popular. If not the most popular semi-automatic 20 long rifles in existence. Everybody knows that everybody's playful. Some point probably highly customizable every gun show gun shop is loaded with them a lot of. You maybe it was your first rifle my first rifle as far as new rifle bought at the store. Ididn't get from my dad. Something was a Marlin model 16. It was a semi-automatic with a tubular magazine. One takes the detachable magazines. More awkward for me to load. It isn't and load an AR. Or a 8k faster this thing these little baby bullets right but the 22 is kind of America's cartridge. More of these are fired. Anything and you saw they're firing fast it's fun there's planking slow fires fun there's just. Any number of applications for the guns a lot of people hunt with them on squirrels.

Or rabbits I don't know as much about hunting as. Ido about guns but. Iknow it's a popular rifle for all sorts of applications. And generally it's very reliable. If it's clean you have high quality magazines in. You can pretty much count on. It to work a reliable gun rigger got. It rights on I think there are. Some a through market parts for the bulk. And various things I've seen the mag release I've seen. Some interesting aftermarket pieces there. This much I think I'd want to try out. Because uh I look like a real amateur. Istart having trouble. Or malfunctions with. Because partly I don't shoot. It very much but I have to remember.

How to hold my mouth right to get the magazine. Now work the latches. And releases everything but. It is a lot of fun to just pull the trigger with no recoil. You obviously can shoot. Even faster than an AR maybe hit. Something a little bit better a really machine-gunning the thing and again the. We tend to find these Butler Creek magazines. Some better ones. Ibelieve they have. Some with a metallic lip. That are even higher grade. Than then these are. These are plastic I believe. All the way through. They seem to work well. We actually misplaced. We had a couple easy could not find them they're in an ammo can somewhere bury.

That we'd you know put into the workbench. And had done't really intend to do a 1022 video a little bit earlier a little sooner. This but I located them yesterday so why don't. We just do all right like. All the pumpkin shooting out of our system by finishing off. One there and so let's shoot a couple. More bags and I'm not sure. What I can say let's take couple shots here Ruger 10/22 Plain Jane virgin fairly inexpensive firearm too off the mag in there make sure it's secure work the bolt. And she's ready to go safety is right there Safety's on right. Now trigger will out full safety off. And why don't we wrap up with a little machine gun in here. Ican down here it's too fucking close let's just have. Some fun with 30 rounds there aren't very expensive. Ilost my sights but. Iwas focusing more on trying to get there the shots as fast as. Igave up on my sight picture there that's.

All right so pull the bolt back see. Ican get it to stay back there. We go do it just right anyway very popular gun yeah guarantee you've seen. One of these you may have seen. One with a black stock. And bipod everything else. And didn't even recognize. It but the actions the same Ruger 10/22 been around since 1964 20 long rifles it's very popular gun lots. And lots of fun and fairly cheap the shoes. You know even today so anyway take. That for what it's worth. And hope you enjoyed. That we'll see you later life's good.

This is a B X 25 mag x 2 x ruger right here. You have one bx 25 magazine hooks to. One with a dust cover I've r. And a couple hundred rounds to. It already and have had zero malfunctions, so I'm going to continue shooting it today. Iwill give you my thoughts on. It after another couple hundred rounds. Once again be x 25 x 2 they're molded together. You can completely take. It apart cleans I have a feeling I'm really gonna like. That 25 is digesting some 20 year old federal mixed bolts, so I'm impressed so. Iguess the moral of. This story and my final thoughts I've got 500 rounds to. This plus or minus a. Few rounds out of the 500 rounds. Ihave for malfunctions. They were all failure to feed but. They were also all every single. One Remington Thunderbolts. They were probably 20 years old so the bx 25 x 2 definitely gets my seal of approval it's. More reliable any other mag. That I've ever put in a 1022. Ihave put tens of thousands of rounds through 1022 magazines. Most of them were the 25-plus round magazines not the factory ten 10-round magazines so.

This is great not cheap but it's a great addition to. Any 10 22 rifle thanks for watching.

Everybody poking farmer here the new Ruger BX 25 X 2. Or x 2 magazines just got 1cy paid which actually isn't isn't too bad the local gun stores in my area have been holding their prices on a Melinda of course. It goes up a little bit but. They haven't been gouging which. Ishould appreciate but let's take before. We get to one let's take a look at the history of Ruger magazines forty-nine years ago Ruger gave. This the rotary box ten round magazine with a built in feed ramp right in the mag. And it's been the best thing since sliced bread twenty-two magazine wise ever since. Now back in the 80s which is. These came from well they're creeks. And RAM line came out with their versions of extended capacity magazines. This would be the hot lips mags. And I've been using these ever since nineteen eighty-four. Or five so I'm like. Whatever you can see cracking they're they're not the best things. They do crack a little bit but. These actually do work. These do work actually fairly well Ruger not too long ago wised up came out with their own version of a high-capacity magazine would be x25 steel feed lips. You could get these back in the day the steel lips type. And in guinea they were cheaper so far the examples of these. Ihave ever worked flawlessly. Some people are complaining about problems. Nothing with me they're. All working fantastic. These like they were working pretty good too but. More is always better. What we could do to extend the capacity of these. Ican do it one-handed well. If they have little pins in there. You can jungle clip them together to give. And then 25 this does work sort of okay the only problem.

We have is I've got. Some of these were those little pins will break off as. You go to see I'm not gonna push. Me too hard because getting them apart sometimes the male part stays inside the female partner. And come on with you know. You get a hole in your magazine I've got. That I've done that but the jungle clipping thing works pretty good kind of bulky. Though not very slick Ruger has a better idea let's do. It that's how the package show. What we got here same marking on. That side next to part here see. How they're fused together very interesting now that's. Something interesting mister that's up cover a dirt cover in case.

You go pollen whatever. You don't get during your magazine very slick has a. More professional feel to. It as does the standard Ruger high-capacity magazine has. It has a lot higher quality feel to. It then the butler creek. Or ram line mags of the past. And size comparison wise clip two together looks like about the same huh looks like. It we're dealing with same size let's get. This out and try them see. They work Lord up ready to go. This magazine Jerry spark shopping Ambrose Georgia we're shooting the CC. Ibelieve it's called the AR 22 ammo got a couple of steel targets down there alright so. We had a little hang-up with. This mag here first time through. It was the ammo with Meg hard to tell. Either way and keep trying this see. She goes thanks a lot.

Everybody all-american shooter here again today we've got out the Ruger 10/22 take down again just like the last video with the kel-tec sub mm. Ihave not had this gun out. And shot it in almost a year it's ridiculous so today we've got. We got a little something extra. This magazine is fairly new from Ruger last year. Ibelieve that came out with the bx 25s. Everybody was thrilled twenty-five round Ruger magazines. This year we've got the x2. That is two of the B X 25 molded together comes with a handy little dust cover for one end so the idea is well shot 25 pop. It out shoots 25 more we're going to shoot. Some CCI mini mags through. It today and just go rapid fire so. You have magazine performs see. Icould put this together front look at. Istill remember all right 25 rounds seems to go in just fine loads just fine taking off safety. And here we go hopefully. Ican do this quick enough. That was pretty cool 50 rounds of CCI mini mag through the brand-new Ruger bx 25 50 round magazines. And the 10/22 take down. Ihaven't had any problems with. This gun no problems with. This new magazine at. That was a lot of fun thanks for watching.

This Keith of types of solutions I'm here to show. How to install your tactical solutions extended magazine release first thing you want to do is go ahead. And check make sure there's no magazine your firearm. And the chamber is clear. And the firearm safety for guns say. We need to do is take the barreled action out of the receiver just have. One action screw go ahead. And loosen once the accident screw is no longer screwing the receiver. We can go ahead and remove the barrel receiver from the stock center the safety on your 1022 trigger group go ahead. And pull the barrel receiver out of the action go ahead. And take a punch here. What we're gonna do is gonna depress in on the magazine retention button. And we're gonna go ahead. And press out the pin here. Or the magazine release. We don't have to pull. All the way out just enough. We can actually remove the magazine release let's remove the magazine release. We can go ahead and take the tab solution zmr still depressing the button here go ahead. And press fit that in press the pin back in the mr is. Now attached recenter the safety on the trigger group put our barreled action back into the sock. And tighten the action screw. And that's all taste in solves tactical solutions extended magazine release.

Let's take a look at the new accessorized Ruger 10/22 the scope is an aim Sports 4 by 32 try illuminated scope with a chevron reticle the revolution stock. And barrel are from Keystone sporting arms the looks of the yukon cyan stock is beautiful the craftsmanship is impeccable. Because I was so impressed with the products. Ibecame a distributor for revolution products. Isell them at my website take aim accessories calm. Icreated and customized. This brass bolt extender. And I sell it on my website as well the extender sets off the accessorized 10:22 very uniquely. Now let's see how the gun shoots the first set of spinner targets is 35 yards away let's have. Some fun and do some rapid fire let's see. How accurate this new revolution barrel is. When I set the targets out to 110 yards the metal targets out there are 8 inches. And the bowling pins are just regular pins I'm going to take a second. And I'm going to move the camera closer so you'll be able to see. How accurate this is at 110 yards. Icouldn't ask for more of these revolution products. Ihope you enjoyed the video. And that you'll check out the website at take aim accessories calm you.

Today I'm doing a review on the new 25 round magazines. That Ruger is manufacturing now for their 1022 rifles the bx 25 25 round magazines it's a long time in coming but Ruger finally has produced a high-capacity magazine for the 1022 over the years Ruger typically sold the 10 round magazines which were pretty much bulletproof. They never malfunctioned. They have steel feed lips. You can see you look at. One of these carefully the different grooves. And cuts are designed very specifically for the shells to go in. And build a feed out of them. And it's a very dependable feeding magazine over the years others have manufactured high-capacity magazines ram line was. That manufactured and still does manufacture magazines a long time ago random line was. One of the better onesI'm not sure. If that's the case anymore but you'll notice. That the feed lips are plastic. They get wore out and beat up. And they've never been nearly as reliable as the 10 round magazines but sort of round capacity that's what's for the trade off. That Ruger is manufacturing with err 25 rounders. Ifirst thing I noticed was the feed lips on the top are about the same as the ten rounders so. They should feed the exact same way as a ten rounders. We should have pretty much the same reliability the only issue.

Now is going to be the spring in. This extended portion. And as long as they did. That correctly there should be no problem with. One thing that stands out to. Me pretty quickly is the length of these magazines it's only a 25 rounder but compared to the 30 rounder Ram line the Ruger is quite a bit longer I'm going to assume. That Ruger did some engineering on. And that's going to be a better design it's probably going to have. More pressure on the spring or. More of a spring to give. More pressure on the bullets to make sure. They feed properly because sometimes. These ram lines felt awfully weak. You were loading those last. Few rounds you got extremely difficult to load. And then when they're pushing those back out the last. Few rounds seems like its kind of weak pushing them out.

These 25 rounders I've loaded up four of them. They were very easy to load the last round goes in just about the same as the first round very easy, so I've already fired. One of these magazines. When we'll go ahead. And do a quick demonstration. And fire them off and show so far I've not had a single malfunction. One of the things I had done was. Iactually bought with a pro mag 50 round drums. You look at that in the store the manufacturer looked very well the plastic very good very heavy-duty plastic. It has a an even a little tab. Or a thumb to have you compress on to help. You load the magazine. Because on a 50 round drum. That can be kind of difficult. That out I don't have. Ialready took I didn't get a chance to do.

Any video of it but the feed lifts were atrocious a 50 round drum. It would Jam probably eight to ten times at least for every 50 rounds. And the feed lips weren't anywhere close to. What the feed lips are on these. They were metal it looked like. It was manufactured well. Ijust don't think was designed well so. It back to Cabala's who has a great return policy had my receipt in no packaging they took. They took it back no questions asked. And then I ordered. These off of Midway. And for just a few bucks. Iwas able to get 425 round mags for a total of 100 round capacity for just a. Few bucks than the 50 round pro mag so. Inever had been a big fan of drums but. Iwant to give it a try. It basically failed miserably so.

Iwould definitely not recommend the pro Mack drum as well. It didn't feed into the rifle very well didn't fit. It was very tight fit. These magazines fit. And snap in very easily so with. That I'm going to go ahead. And give a demonstration. And show what they can do. Ialready have all four magazines loaded up with 25 rounds so. That is the 25 round B X 25 magazines much improved over 10 rounds. If I'm looking for something with compact miss I'll probably go ahead. And keep a few of these around. Iwant capacity I'll go with. These as far as the rest of them Ram line Butler Creek. All those other ones I'm not gonna use. It anymore so hope this has been helpful to. If you've got a Ruger 10/22. Iwouldn't be at all afraid of using these magazines they're very solid very well-built. You hold them in your hands. They definitely stand out from.

All the other cheaper high-capacity magazine for the 1022. Ihave not done yet but there are two screws. You can actually take the magazine apart. And clean they should last forever. And I'm very happy that River is finally after decades is finally manufacturing a high-capacity magazine for the 1022 hope. This has been helpful stay safe. And thanks for watching.

The Ruger bx 25 is one of the best engineered magazines ever to be made in my opinion. It is so easy to take. This thing apart it literally could take. One minute to get it apart cleaned. And back together that's. How simple it is it's made out of plastic there's really. Nothing to it's light. And it's not going to break on your stainless steel feeding lips. It feeds it the same angle as the Ruger 10 round magazines which made the 10/22 famous so basically. This is just a 25 round version of the ten round magazine it's its seriously so simple so anyways to take. This apart you need is a hex wrench to take apart to take out. These hex screws so let's just start here at the top. And unscrew those one on the top is going to be shorter. Than the one on the bottom so there's the top screw let's take out the bottom. And there's the bottom screw so yeah it's just a bit longer there okay so. You need to do is take the top off it's just a piece of plastic with a rail for the spring and the 22 long rifle rounds. And then here's really the whole mechanism that's. It rights there so you have your stainless steel feed lips. This out here a polymer follower. And a constant force stainless steel spring and. This is advertised as being constant force. Ican't independently verify. Iwouldn't leave my magazines loaded for over a year.

Though just I don't trust. This is constant force. It might be I just don't trust. These magazines are amazing I'm not trying to demean them but in. Any way by saying this isn't constant force okay so like. You have your steel feed lips here. You need to do is you stick your polymer follower up their leave a little bit of space between. This circle and the steel just so your follower can fit on their so get your faul around there. And then get the spring portion. And just pull that it's a little notch there. You want to know this works go ahead. And stick it on their like. That there you can just pull on. This is like I'm loading rounds. You can see the spring kind of just unfolds see.

That's the spring and then. It goes back up simple very simple easy to clean takes. You two seconds to get. Any gunpowder residue off of their fouling or whatnot then simply cover. It back up make sure it's lined up like. Everything is good to go take our screws small. One goes in the top. And the long one goes in the bottom. And simply tighten those down. Now don't do it too tight. These are plastic I wouldn't want. You to crack them but. They will tighten down but. You don't have to force them to tighten screw. One back in make sure it's nice and tight but not too tight let's give it a couple turns here perfect so. That is the Ruger B X 25 magazine disassembly super easy there. You can see these are made in Newport New Hampshire United States of America it's always good to see an American company Ruger in. This case making a great American product 25 shots. This is a magazine I will only use.

These magazines for my 1022 rifle besides the factory 10 rounders they're great anyways thanks for watching guys.

Everybody poking farmer here the new Ruger BX 25 X 2. Or x 2 magazines just got 1cy paid which actually isn't isn't too bad the local gun stores in my area have been holding their prices on a Melinda of course. It goes up a little bit but. They haven't been gouging which. Ishould appreciate but let's take before. We get to one let's take a look at the history of Ruger magazines forty-nine years ago Ruger gave. This the rotary box ten round magazine with a built in feed ramp right in the mag. And it's been the best thing since sliced bread twenty-two magazine wise ever since. Now back in the 80s which is. These came from well they're creeks. And RAM line came out with their versions of extended capacity magazines. This would be the hot lips mags. And I've been using these ever since nineteen eighty-four. Or five so I'm like. Whatever you can see cracking they're they're not the best things. They do crack a little bit but. These actually do work. These do work actually fairly well Ruger not too long ago wised up came out with their own version of a high-capacity magazine would be x25 steel feed lips. You could get these back in the day the steel lips type. And in guinea they were cheaper so far the examples of these. Ihave ever worked flawlessly. Some people are complaining about problems. Nothing with me they're. All working fantastic. These like they were working pretty good too but. More is always better. What we could do to extend the capacity of these. Ican do it one-handed well. If they have little pins in there. You can jungle clip them together to give. And then 25 this does work sort of okay the only problem.

We have is I've got. Some of these were those little pins will break off as. You go to see I'm not gonna push. Me too hard because getting them apart sometimes the male part stays inside the female partner. And come on with you know. You get a hole in your magazine I've got. That I've done that but the jungle clipping thing works pretty good kind of bulky. Though not very slick Ruger has a better idea let's do. It that's how the package show. What we got here same marking on. That side next to part here see. How they're fused together very interesting now that's. Something interesting mister that's up cover a dirt cover in case.

You go pollen whatever. You don't get during your magazine very slick has a. More professional feel to. It as does the standard Ruger high-capacity magazine has. It has a lot higher quality feel to. It then the butler creek. Or ram line mags of the past. And size comparison wise clip two together looks like about the same huh looks like. It we're dealing with same size let's get. This out and try them see. They work Lord up ready to go. This magazine Jerry spark shopping Ambrose Georgia we're shooting the CC. Ibelieve it's called the AR 22 ammo got a couple of steel targets down there alright so. We had a little hang-up with. This mag here first time through. It was the ammo with Meg hard to tell. Either way and keep trying this see. She goes thanks a lot.

Everybody all-american shooter here again today we've got out the Ruger 10/22 take down again just like the last video with the kel-tec sub mm. Ihave not had this gun out. And shot it in almost a year it's ridiculous so today we've got. We got a little something extra. This magazine is fairly new from Ruger last year. Ibelieve that came out with the bx 25s. Everybody was thrilled twenty-five round Ruger magazines. This year we've got the x2. That is two of the B X 25 molded together comes with a handy little dust cover for one end so the idea is well shot 25 pop. It out shoots 25 more we're going to shoot. Some CCI mini mags through. It today and just go rapid fire so. You have magazine performs see. Icould put this together front look at. Istill remember all right 25 rounds seems to go in just fine loads just fine taking off safety. And here we go hopefully. Ican do this quick enough. That was pretty cool 50 rounds of CCI mini mag through the brand-new Ruger bx 25 50 round magazines. And the 10/22 take down. Ihaven't had any problems with. This gun no problems with. This new magazine at. That was a lot of fun thanks for watching.

This video is for the tier 2 intermediate trigger work on a Ruger 10/22 from brimstone gunsmithing the biggest difference between. This trigger and our tier 3 trigger is. We use a rim fire technology physical trigger. You can see them laying out there on the right-hand side of under the different colors. And widths you can get but. This trigger is much. Than a cosmetic upgrade the biggest issue with the tier 3 is. It still uses the factory trigger return spring and plunger. Now that's not a horrible design for a trigger return system except. That since this piece. This trigger housing is cast as. One piece both in the aluminum. And polymer flavors. They drill the hole for the tree return plunger. It an angle like they don't have to drill through the front of the trigger guard. This means you begin to depress the trigger the plunger actually cocks kind of at an angle inside of. That hole it binds in there. And so as you're pressing the trigger it's actually scraping and sliding down the walls of. That hole as the triggers being pressed. It also moves back and forth across the rear of the trigger as tyr's being pressed. You can see you look in the older metal housings you'll see. Where the plungers actually worn through the anodizing in a groove on the back of the trigger housing so on the polymer is very resilient. And the internal finish is just glass smooth so.

You can get away with leaving the tier threes. Or leaving the polymers for the tier 3 buts. We do kind of recommend jumping up to a tier 2. You have a metal trigger housing. That said this is a metal trigger a polymer trigger housing and going to a tier 2 to the intermediate trigger with your important technologies trigger is a big upgrade on these units as well the biggest thing. That the repair technologies trigger does for us again is it's not just a cosmetic upgrade is. It allows us to install. This torsion type spring you can see. How it's milled out there. These Springs are manufactured for us. We do a couple thousand time. You press the trigger the spring just compresses. And releases as you can see there's a little set screw right there the inside of. It is machine to catch the end of. This the long end of. This spring this is a much smoother set up in the factory there're no plungers there's no friction there's no moving parts. This is as close to a friction free system as.

You can get it doesn't stack. It allows us to have a little bit smoother a little bit lighter pull weight. And still there everything function as. It should kinda hard to explain. That let me just show. This is a customer's trigger. Ijust finished up he already had. Ibelieve this is a kid magazine release. Icould be wrong on. That but I believe that's a kid magazine release. You already had an aftermarket bolt release installed so. We were just doing the trigger work on. We did it's here too. This is with a standard width silver trigger in their so being in Tier two. You still have the pre travel as. You can see right there it's about the same series from the factory. Or the tier 3 but that pre travel is.

Both lighter and smoother the smoother is self-explanatory but the nice thing about the lighter is. It actually makes the point. It hits the wall more pronounced on a tier 3 because of. That high friction trigger return system the line between a take-up. And the wall can almost feel a little bit sometimes muted not a huge issue it's not. You can feel it but it's not as pronounced as on these tier twos. You have just a it's such a light take up. That wall it's just a very pronounced stop so that's nice at. That point you have the same glass rod break. You did before but it's actually going to feel. Even lighter we have drilled out the factory trigger return spring hole we've tapped. And we've installed a travel stop in there. Now having a hard over travel stop doesn't technically make the brake. Any lighter or it's out. Any crisper it's still a glass wrong break but. It makes more precise. Because the trigger doesn't just move to the back. And kind of float or doesn't move as much.

It just breaks and stops. And so it's gonna feel because of. That shorter movement. That it's traveling it feels. More precise it feels. More crisp and then. That over travel stop in there the trigger doesn't move as far to the rear. And therefore it's a shorter reset. You can see just how short of a distance. And again Sam she talked about in the tier 3 because of the internal reshaping and polishing. That reset although it's. You know a light trigger press. And light Springs that reset is still very positive. And very smooth so all round. This is a great option great trigger on. This trigger is applicable for folks who are doing some upgrades. Someone want spend a ton of money but. They are doing some other upgrades to. It they're looking for a trigger. That can kind of keep pace with maybe a little bit nicer quality barrel.

If they have metal housing and. They want a better trigger. This would be a great option talk about the triggers a little bit here obviously makes them in a variety of colors. These colors you can fluctuate a little bit so check our current selection on the website as of May. And 2015 this is the color selection but. One of the biggest differences is the standard width. And the full width now the upper portion of. Both is the same size so don't think well I'm gonna get the full width. It will fit more tightly in the trigger housing and give. Me a better quality trigger feel the part. That fits inside the trigger housing is the same width on. Both of them so this is strictly a cosmetic. Or personal preference thing this trigger is actually still a little bit wider the standard width. One is still a little bit wider. Than the factory triggers. One is of course extremely wide. Some folks like some folks don't. Iwould say we sell probably three.

Or four times as many of a standard width as the full width but. You know it's each to their own there's absolutely. Nothing wrong with these verses. Or vice versa just be aware. These the full width triggers are incredibly wide. And so be we tell people. You are not positive. You like really why it triggers go with the standard width trigger, but they're. Both great options one other thing about. These in addition to the being milled for the torsion spring and allowing us to install our travel stop the internal finish is also significantly tighter. Then on the factory parts so. It holds a disconnect ER. And the sear more precisely which also lends to the crisp feeling of the brake so.

All around this is a great options a great upgrade. He also has a wide variety of our sorry room fire technologies has a wide variety of upgrades for your trigger housing different magazine releases charging handle. That kind of thing and. He doesn't in matching colors for his triggers so. You can get a very professional-looking kind of custom look to. It sooner those can ask well can. You modify a factory trigger. Some other brand to do. We can't it you'd be surprised. Most aftermarket brands actually end up being looser. Or have looser tolerances. That the factory ones do. We tried modifying the factory ones for a little. While there it just really didn't work.

You want to have a torsion spring with an auger travel style installed in your trigger you'll need to buy a trimmer our technologies trigger to do. It with that's really the only way to go. You are looking for something. That looks pretty factory. We can do the standard way the black here is an actual factory trigger versus the room for technologies trigger yes. It does look a little different but it's not huge. This is a polymer trigger here's an older style aluminum trigger it's not a huge difference without close inspection. They look pretty good so. Ithink it's all there is to. That it's a it's a solid trigger it's a great upgrade it's definitely a solid upgrade from our basic level of trigger work again. If you've got a metal trigger. Iwould highly recommend going with. This option it's just a great trigger really not much else to say. You have any other questions.

Or to purchase this work visit our website at wwlpcom. Or shoot us an email at brimstone gunsmithing at gmailcom thanks.

Hey thanks for tuning in guys so for today let's talk about the Ruger 10/22. This right here is my Ruger 10/22 take down as. You can see it has had. Some upgrades and modifications done to. It over the years I've done a bunch of videos on. You want to take a look for the Ruger 10/22 take down but. What I want to talk to. You guys about today is. Something I've not even touched. Yet alright that is the standard factory trigger. That Ruger put in here alright Ruger 10/22 is I'm not known to be real precise triggers I'll show. You right here real squishy real gritty feeling hit the wall leave a long heavy wall to pull through. You get to that break their reset long reset not very loud again. Or a squishy at the end there about a five. And a half pound trigger almost every time real consistent five. And a half pounds so. Nothing write home about right so. What I wanted to do was see what's out there to fix. That problem and a couple months back. That Brown ells had a great deal on the Ruger BX trigger alright. This is a full trigger drop-in design with the Ruger 10/22 housing real simple to install I'll show. You guys how to do. This was on sale at brownouts for $45 shipped so there's absolutely no reason not to get. What this says right here I'll show. You come to the back here — alright. What this says is it is a crisper lighter trigger pole released.

That 25 to 3 pounds a minimal over travel. And a positive reset so. It is a upgrade to your standard trigger alright. And what's cool about. This packaging here is. It comes with this gray box. That goes over the trigger housing itself the hammer is right in here alright. You got a nice safety right here. You can test the trigger in the packaging super-clean nice crisp break much lighter like. They say about half as much for poundage alright so let's go ahead hit the table take. This out and I'll show. You guys how to install. And we'll see it really holds up. All right so to get. This job done you'll need a. Few tools you'll need a screwdriver with the correct bit. That relates to the screw right here right in front of the magwell. You also need a small punch.

And potentially a small hammer for the pins. And you'll need to be extra ger. These be extras do work with. All Ruger 10/22 22 charger pistols. You take down like they already took. It down right here take off the front half so. What you want to do is first off make sure of course weapons unloaded know. What she's there alright go ahead. And start loosening up. This screw with the Magpul stock is captive so. You can actually take. All the way but you just need to take. It out about half-way till. It gets loosed enough take the assembly out right about there alright you'll see. It gets kind of loose go ahead. And take your safety cross bolt right here. You out halfway go front to back pushing up alright there. And like these pins like to fall out here's. One right here and here's. One right here alright not too bad here is the old assembly.

And then here is the new assembly okay. Something to make note of is. You have any kind of aftermarket parts on. This trigger group right here such as the extended mag release for your trigger finger. Or your trigger hand as well as maybe an auto bolt catch release right here. You may want to transfer those over to the new. Because the BX trigger here has just real basic kind of little seals a little. More extended than the original mag release. It has the traditional kind of finicky bolt release to stop kind of mechanism here alright, so we're going to want to do first thing first is make sure the hammer is back.

All the way okay and then make sure you're on safe on the new BX trigger. You do not want this hammer to come forward. And potentially damage the trigger group there're tabs right here go ahead slide the protective little sleeve off. She is — the aftermarket parts looks pretty similar. All right there you have to do take your upper receiver here put the pins back in don't before. Some rings like that okay. That back one likes to fall out as. You can see go up and down like. This to the pins stay in get your stock here. And go front to back talk to your side go back to front opposite. What you didn't we did before. We did front to back. You want to do back to front okay. And with the cross bolt safety kind of in the middle. That kind of helps as well go ahead tighten your screw down. And I'll probably put the aftermarket parts in the trigger group after.

It put a little bit kind of shit see. She feels okay there. You go alright so function check your on safe which means the trigger should not go anywhere. All right off safe sea. She feels right just a little bit of creep. And a lot of grit not a lot of squishinesses from before nice smooth trigger pull nice smooth the wall right there that's nice audible reset a little long for the reset but still nice inaudible. And nice and crisp compared to. What it was before all right go ahead get our trusty trigger gauge right about 25 24. All right let's do more time help check yeah about 23. That time all right so right in the ballpark. They say it will be. It is much cleaner and crisper. It was so definitely doing his job as advertised. All right so now it's time for the range guys so. Me know pretty questions below I'll be happy to answer them subscribe to the channel like. This video and I'll see. You the next review

Hey guys what's up it's become from GNA today so. Itook bad Billy's advice on my Ruger 10/22 take down. He said the first time. You see a Ruger BX trigger come up for sale get. One of those be a great addition upgrade for your 1022 so. Idid that saw this on sale at Brown ells. They had some other coupon code. And I got it for $45 shipped so a pretty good deal on. This VX trigger, so I'm just gonna replace. This and see how it improves. Iknow I know it's going to by being able to pull on. This trigger like this so before. Ichange it I'm gonna drop a snap cap in the chamber just testing a little over six pounds the second go yeah six pounds seven ounces somewhere around there's. What I've been getting so let's replace. It and see what it's like. And also just to see like. This right there's at resting there's a tiny bit of take up. This is the original trigger brakes right there resets right there. You so this is the BX trigger. This is the standard. One oh yeah I'm gonna have to replace my bolt catch there also I'll do. That later but anyways not a lot different the Hammers a little bit shinier but. Whatever let's put it in. And see what it feels like alright I'm just gonna pull. And see what it feels like here oh yeah definitely a difference. It breaks way quicker yeah. That is way better okay let's wait. And see yep under 30 are under three pounds there let's see yeah about.

It three pounds I imagine it's gonna break right around three pounds so that's awesome. That is a less than two minutes upgrade. And that trigger is definitely awesome thanks for the tip on. That bad Billy you come from GNA today thanks for watching.

Hello my name is David Seth owner of brimstone gunsmithing sometimes people work done. And the trigger will not function like it's supposed to. They get they had somebody else do. They did it themselves. It can happen there's really two things the. Most common complaint is. Either it'll double. It trigger won't reset. If the trigger won't reset as in. You pull the trigger the gun fires. It cycles and then. You let up on the trigger. You can physically push the trigger forward the problem is with the trigger return spring you get a stronger trigger return spring or. Me to polish things up in there so. It can move easier everything is. Or less functioning like. It supposed to be nothing's broken it's just not a strong enough spring to push the trigger back forward again. You fire the gun and then the trigger is stuck back there what's happening is. You fired the rifle the round goes off the bolt pushes the hammer back but. It doesn't catch one is functioning correctly so.

That sear catches the hammer. And keeps it from moving forward but. It didn't then the hammer would just follow the bolt forward. Either cause it to double. Most often it just sits there so. Now you've got a loaded round in the chamber the bolt is forward. And the hammer is just sitting there. This has got some movement in. You can see it moving but. You can't push it forward to make. It reset it's just dead it'll only move forward a little way there's no click of reset. And the trigger is just dead dead. You can't get it to do. Anything if this is the case then the problem is with the hammer. And it's the same thing if the trigger is doubling firing more. One shot with a single pull. All have or less the same fix. This will fix 90% of those problems it's very simple. It first off get it disassembled a group. You need to have it just like. This has the safety off have the hammer uncocked just like.

This take your pin punch. Or a nail whatever you've got. And drift out this pin first. This little pin usually pushes right out with very little effort pull. It out just Sprint's going to snap up that's fine don't worry about. That right now I'll show. How to get it back together it's really easy. You can take the ejector out at. This point sometimes. It sticks sometimes. It falls right out take. That out and then take your hammer pin right here. And push it also shouldn't be too difficult at. This point you can grab the hammer. And it's you can kind of see. It's underneath this edge of the bolt lock plate so. You can't usually lift.

It straight out it gets stuck in there so. What you need to do is rotate the hammer forward. You can see that the mainspring is good to go its clear tip. It up the mainspring will fall out. You can grab the hammer. And pull it out towards the back. And there you go again don't worry about. Any of these I'll show. How to put back together it's very simple so you're done with. This for right now so what's happening when the rifle is doubling or not resetting because it's not catching on. This year is this here fits in. That notch in the hammer just like. You can see it's not a lot of material there. We will also oftentimes actually reduce the depth of. That notch a little bit in order to get a better trigger pull in fact. Some trigger jobs work on just reducing the depth of. That knowledge they don't change the angle at. You reduce it too far obviously as the hammer comes forward the sear snaps up.

And it's not enough material for it to catch on right there. It just allows it to follow the bolt forward the way. You can see there's. That little hump of metal on the back right behind the hammer knotch as. You can imagine that hump of metal. That Ridge metal is. What controls how deep the sear sits in. That hammer notch it snaps up. We reduce that Ridge we're going to allow the sear to sit deeper into the hammer notch. And allow it to hold. More securely this is kind of the simple fix for this. What we do there're two ways. You can do this the way. Ihave a set of magnifying glasses. Or goggles like you'd find for a jeweler. Iuse for this they provide. Both eye protection limited eye protection. And allow me to see very clearly. What I'm doing but with just regular safety glasses. You can do this as long as you're careful.

Itake a dremel tool. Ivery carefully Dremel down. That notch that Ridge. What you want to do is. You want to be very careful. You don't slip anything and. You don't run the dremel tool into the face of the hammer at best it's just going to scratch up the face of the hammer. And make the trigger pole rough at worst. It will actually change the angle of the hammer. And make your trigger pull. Even lighter more prone to accidents. It was before so you want to go real slow on. And make sure you don't hit. That face I'm emphasizing it but it's a little bit easier. It sounds you just accidentally kind of brush. It that's not a big deal it's not going to change.

Anything like I said at worst it's just going to rough up the surface a little bit. It might introduce more gravel. And creep in a trigger pull at the same time. It might not make any difference at. This isn't too critical also you're not actually grinding against the hammer face just. You know give it a shot see. What happens and go from there but. You just want to reduce the depth of. This Ridge you actually. You can get pretty carried away. You can reduce it quite a bit. It probably won't be a problem. It will just add to the trigger pull weight a little bit but probably not too significantly but. When you're starting out just give it a couple of passes. You know so you can see. You remove some metal.

And test you can see here hopefully. This bit I use on my dremel tool has been shaped a little bit. Iactually have a little grinding stone for these. Iused to put a nice sharp edge on there. And angle a little bit a little bit so. Ican keep the back face of the wheel away from the hammer face a little bit. This isn't hard to do. It makes it a lot more precise the other option. That is perhaps more traditional but. That I'm not much a fan of is to take a fine Arkansas stone. Some sort of stone and do the same thing just polishing it back. And forth that can work. Ipersonally feel it's actually harder to keep from hitting the hammer face. This method than using the dremel tool.

Either way it's a lot a bad idea to put the hammer in a vise of. Some kind to support. You use the tool on the hammer. Iusually do a freehand. You can do either way so you're going to do. Some work on and then you're going to put. It back together and test. What happens see how it's working and then take. It apart it again that's fine. When you're just testing it. And you're not doing a final assembly it's pretty simple to put back together again. That bolt lock plate in the way so you're going to need to pull. It up out-of-the-way like. That stick the hammer in just like. This obviously and kind of look to the side. You can see you can kind of line them up they're not perfectly aligned but. You can see daylight. Now you're not going to be able to align. All the way because the sear is pushing up.

And pushed by the hammer return spring and it's preventing it from seeding where. It should be so you need to push. It down a little bit. You can see I'm moving the trigger. What you want to do is. You want to get it lined up like. You can see daylight through their get. It closes and then use your left hand to kind of hold. Everything take your hammer pin put. It in place like that just setting none of. This requires a lot of force here pushing hard on. Something you're doing it wrong. You need to back up. And just gently kind of wiggle things around. And sell slips into place. You know you're closed right. You can put pressure on the hammer pin. And we'll hold the hammer kind of in place I'm squeezing relatively hard at. This point and then just kind of. You know whatever is comfortable for you just wiggle a hammer around.

And push it down until. It snaps into place not difficult. It will take you a little bit of wiggling to get. It in the first time then. What you want to do. Or right away really. You want to be careful. You stick your forefinger in there. And let the hammer come down on your forefinger so. Now you've got that contained otherwise the hammer will flop down inside of there. And you've got to stick. Something up from underneath. It out somehow you can't really get a grip on. You get your hammer their next step is to grab your hammer spring traditional knowledge says to put the open end of the c-clip facing up. Ialways do it's not a bad idea drop okay so. You stick that in the hole in the back of the trigger housing where. It belongs and then. You want to set the front end of the it's called the hammer strut into. That notch just like. That don't drop it in there it's hard to grab. And you'll be able to do. You want to set it in just like.

That then you take. It just like it right. It just falls into place. It wrongs you got to take. It out does it over again but. You just tap it should just drop back in there the rest of the way then. You cock now you're ready to test. When you're testing it. You want to test you want to pull the trigger so. It goes like and then. You want to keep the trigger pulled. You want to use your forefinger to cock. You tell your they click. And then keeping it depressed let your forefinger slide off of the back of. That snaps up then you release the trigger. That a couple of times. When you're had your trigger. Or your finger here. You don't want to be pushing down on the hammer. Because that's going to change the engagement weight. You just want to have. It kind of just sitting there just like skin pressure no. More just to catch and bring it down will trigger still pulled let. It snaps up and release. You accidentally slip.

Whatever and the trigger. Or the hammer goes forward without. You catch it the spring is going to pop out. Most of the way and it's also possible. That the hammer will get stuck it'll be stuck there. You won't be able to cock. It back the rest away it'll be jammed don't try. And force it what's happened is the safety has rotated a little bit inside of here. You just want to look down inside look at the. You want the flat surface of the safety to be up just grab with a pair of pliers a little bit. And just turn you let click back into place not a big deal so do. That a couple times. It feels like it's working you feel like. More engagement the trigger pull weight it's a little bit heavier you're good to go otherwise. You can take it apart. It over again you feel good at. You still Driftless pin back out get to reassemble completely.

You take your what's called the bolt lock spring right here as. You can see there's a dogleg on. One side of one of the arms as your hammer sitting here with the face of the hammer forwards. It goes on the right side of the hammer with the dogleg. And down just like I rotate. It up just like all keep. It in place with the middle finger of my right hand again pull up the bolt lock plate. And just drop it in just like. This is no different. Than doing, it before. You just want to kind of keep an eye on the bolt lock spring and make sure. It doesn't rotate underneath the bolt lock plate which will become obvious. You won't it won't work. All right so the bolt lock spring is up here. You can see it's right there's.

That dogleg end of it is forwards which. You can't really see in the video but. You can adjust that little projection of metal down in there's a notch cut in the end of. And the dogleg end of the spring goes into. That notch I'm getting a little ahead of myself here but as soon as. You put the hammer and always want to put the spring in right away just like. And cock it just to kind of keep. That contained so then. You want to go and put the bolt lock spring in the notch. And the bolt lock plate sounds complicated it's just rotating it forwards till. It fits in this little notch take your thumbnail. And push down on the spring take your other pin slide.

It in its hole half away like. Now it's holding the spring in place. This is your ejector. It slides on just like. That not critical push the spring in the rest of the way to hell. It stops it's going to get hung up on your bolt lock plate find the bolt lock plate down here at the bottom. This little piece it got an extended magazine release on. It ignores and using the nub down here at the bottom. You want to push up on the bolt lock plate just like is. If you're trying to lock the bolt open. You push everything will be lined up. You just push this fell in the slot. It belongs just by itself. And there you go course test the safety put safety on try. And pull the trigger. Everything looks good that's.

What's up y'all mr SK let's go here. Any better way then putting a 2-1 working this here 10:22 um as. You see I've got a couple 22s 10 22s on the table here I'm off to the far corner with the Woodstock call excuse. Me Woodstock here this is a special edition 1022 from the factory um did not come with a scope bipod. Or magazine came with the half bull barrels oh. And don't freak out not loading just a camera um. That bull bellows got a very nice heavy bull well it's a half a bear like. Isaid um little buff had very nice wooden stock great finish on awesome trigger pull. And with the magazine release its extended that's pretty standard. Now um I'll put a scope on. It but flip ups as you see here. That you'll be able see down. This but yeah that's not. Even go there alright so. Idon't make this video extremely long here. This is a another special edition Ruger 10/22. This is the excuse this is the Ruger tactical 1022.

And tactical is a word. That is about a certain mindset not your equipment is not tactical. You can't have like a tactical baseball anyway it's not gonna make. You better in baseball. You suck so. What you think all right I've got the cheap optic on here. It works great for a rim fire. Iwouldn't put anything else a little BSA on red dot it's got four different reticles but. This is a special edition 1022. It is a tactical 1022 tactical. Because it's four pounds four ounces very light. You can run and gun with. All day um you can pretty much just. And go it's a lot of fun um also a special feature here. We have a muzzle brake on here on. This muzzle brake is threaded. You can take and add a suppressor flash it's a flash hider muzzle brake flash. You would not need really need. One on in 1022 but um yeah. It uh first that'd be nice alright. Another thing I'm just going to recommend. This ammunition I'm not trying to sell.

You Winchester ammunition but. It comes in a white box. Istocked up about 25 of these 555 rounds from Walmart runs. You valve will run you about 1549 for a box um. They will have some failure fires failure to well tell your fees. It depends on your magazine. And weapon itself but failure to fires. You can expect that in bulk rim fire but. This beats the Remington full in 22. Or 22 long rifle ammunition tends to be. More greasy I don't like. That grief but okay. This is a deal I got a Cabala's. Ihad just recently went. And got the UM bull barrel yesterday on the cells going on. ICabela's they have a clearance as well as employee discount for non. And non Cabala's workers tactical solutions 1022 high performance 22 will grow up upgrade for the Ruger 10/22 Patrick solution Boise Idaho.

This is the as you see thread. It in Matt and then it's fluted as well alright here. We go I'll be putting on. This my first 10 22. One over I was like 13 links about oh there's no way to. Even tell the tens of thousands of rounds. That I've been through. This barrel I'm sure it's close around 50000 see. This here barrel oh wow. This is very nice this barrel is going to run. You about two hundred. You don't get it on so. Ipaid two hundred and twenty so. Igot the employee pricing and yeah. You can't beat I mean look at. That beautiful machine fluted bull girl. This part doesn't have the fluted areas. All the flutes going all the way down the barrel. Because it's going to be on the stock as. You see the top you can have a long fluted flute down. It excuses me um prohm died imagine. Ican't guarantee that I'm sure. It is so um thread it in alright. Iwill be putting a suppressor on. This is a little grommet. It comes with you can put. It on here but you don't have.

That threaded look I'm going to fry end up get a muggle break until. Iget a tax stamp for a suppressor oh there's a couple of suppressors. Iam looking at currently alright. And that's how it's going to look kind of look like. It doesn't have a threaded in with just your regular old look alright. Nothing me rambling nonsense alright um. You got a 20 ton hydraulic shop fish I'll be building a Bulgarian ak74 soon so. Igot to get this show on the road my day off so. This is a tap card 1022 interesting t6 interview stock system great for training and. You can put a bull barrel on. It in the bull and reminds. Me of the ache a platform with. It being on the right side of firearm. You charge that County the way. You charge a 8k yeah so. Ithe way you're getting training and. If the practice get out there. And running gun with. You know practice specifier bikers cover practice communication with your buddies. You trust friggin retards alright you're charging firearms oh there.

We go together zero alright put the safety in between so. Ican pull receiver. And barrel assembly off. You see cut paper towels. You don't have to have. Iran with a long time without. These papers oh but um yeah. You got to do what you got to do right gives. You a little better look at the stock. It really is your area for the rails. And as a rails up here. And whatnot but as you see collapsible stock system so. You can just kind of practice try somatic changes whatnot. All right I'm gonna stop rambling. That your barrel simply. This is your receiver. And barrel assembly on 10 22. And as well as trigger. Some with fire control group. All right to take off the barrel. It is two little hey. All right there will be a part two. Because I'm scared of the camera battery dying we'll be back right on stay classy wait on for part two.

Okay here we go with a look at my Ruger 10/22 barrel by tactical solutions the SBX barrel in. This video I'll give. Some overall details of. This barrel show what it looks like installed on different stocks. And kind of give you a rundown. Some of my thoughts on. This barrel lets's go ahead. And go over some of the dimensions of. It is from end to end 16. And 1/2 inch if you're going to go from the end of your receiver to the end of the barrel. It is 15 and three-quarter inches so from point-to-point it's 16. And a half from receiver to end it's 15. And 3/4 from the shroud to your receiver it's going to be 10. And 3/8 inch has a 11-inch diameter it's threaded for a suppressor it's got. This nice design on. It's a nice point 9 to 0 bull barrels. Now the purpose of this barrel is so. You can use a suppressor like my Silencerco Sparrow here. You don't have to add much length to your barrel show. What the length is so. Ican shoot suppressed. And that's all the length. That I've added now the Silencerco Sparrow is a very snug fit. Something like an inch. It looks like a sixteenth. That doesn't give you much play at. You can see that but that's about as snug as.

You would possibly want your suppressor. Ido find what I'm putting it on as I'm threading it into place a lot of times I'm bumping into the side walls. And there's the potential for scuffing up the finish on the suppressor so. Something to something you want to consider. When you're picking up a suppressor. You want to pick one of these up will make sure. That suppressor isn't going to be too wide for the shroud. Iwould say you wouldn't want to go. Any bigger than the Silencerco sparrow let's go ahead. And get a weight on. This point nine zero pounds so it's not. Even a pound it compares to the standard x-ring barrel by tactical solutions lengthwise it's a little shorter just a little shorter. Than the tactical solutions x-ring bro not by a lot just by a couple threads let's get a weight on the x-ring barrel. It compares looks like it's coming in at eight point nine very lightweight.

Both of them let's go ahead. And throw this in a receiver show. What it looks like on. Some of these stocks so. What it looks like installed in a tap code generation. One interview stock. Ireally like the way. That sbx barrel looks in the stocks got a slender hand guard. Ijust makes for a really lightweight target stock so that's. What the generation 1 looks like let. What the generation 2 looks like. You can see it you're able to put the cap over top of the barrel it's got the extra pica tinny rails on. It doesn't look bad it's just. You can see here on the close-up of the SPX barrel into. That barrel channel there's just a slight gap. And there's a little bit of daylight. Even around the bull barrel. And the stock is just it's.

They made it lighter weight which should have been a good thing but. They made the walls of the stock so thin. That the stock could be twisted. And contorted it allowed. That barreled receiver to move around so for me. Ijust didn't care for the way. That the generation 2 looked. And felt compared to the look. And feel and the solidness of the generation 1 interviews here let's go ahead. And show what it looks like installed in. Another stock here we are installed in the tactical solutions vintage stock. This is a really nice looking stock especially. If you're one of those purists. That like a wood stock you've got your wood laminate stock here with the laser engravings. And it's just the attention to detail on. This stock is just immaculate really nice and.

This looks like a nice little pest control rifle right here let. What it looks like in. Something tactical here is the Archangel 5 5 6. This stock here it allows for you to see. That transition between bull barrel. And shroud I just think. It really shows off. That short barrel kind of look. And feel to this rifle. If you're not going to run a suppressor in. It makes this stock just steps. Another step in that tactical appearance. Ireally like the way. This looks if polymer is not your thing here's a look at the SPX barrel installed in the troy industries t22 stock. You can see here that the t22 stock is not going to reveal much of.

This barrel you're going to cover. All of your bull barrel. And a good portion of your shroud with. That very long hand guard but. It really does lighten. This setup up it just really takes. That having that weight. That the tapered barrel. Even the 16-inch tapered barrel makes. This stock extremely heavy. This SPX barrel really helps reduce the weight of. This already heavy stock. And the SPX barrel doesn't look. That bad in either here's the tactical solutions SPX barrel on the Knox axiom by black hawk. What it looks like in the Archangel Nomad. This stock will require. Some modification you want to install. This here kit here. This magazine here see. Ihad to remove enough material to allow. This to fit through. This hand guard that is not. It comes another video showing. That kind of how that process looks.

And it's not a very hard modification. It looks nice that that looks kind of nice. Ireally like the way. That the shroud looks at the end of. This hand guard but there. You kind of lose some of the look of the SPX barrel. Ikind of like that look of the bull barrel stepping up to the shroud. You kind of lose that effect with. This stock here that covers up a lot of the barrel which. Ithink the barrel looks pretty nice so. That kind of gives you a look of a variety of stocks. You might see the SPX barrel installed into thanks for checking out my video shoot safely.

Alright guys I want to give. You a first look in our overview video of. This tactical solution 1022 um so as. You guys should know. If you're into 1020 teeth. That type of solutions. One of the aftermarket companies. That are known to produce barrels receivers triggers. And things like that for the Ruger 10/22 so. Iinitially considered buying a Ruger 10/22. Iactually want to get the DES target match version which is a really nice almost precision rifle looking 1022. And the only drawback to. That was initially they were hard to find and second. They had a bull barrel but. It wasn't threaded for suppressor so since. Iwas doing a lot of videos with softer shop. Idecided I needed to get a. Even have the barrel threaded. Something with a threaded barrel so. Ididn't know a lot about 10-20 tools but. They look like a one rifle to shoot. Iprobably wanted I didn't think. Iwanted to take on the task of figuring out the right form learning the curves as into.

How to change out the barrel change out the receivers triggers. And so on, so I decided why not look to. One of the manufacturers. That actually produce a complete rifle so. It could save me the effort so. Icame across tanning solution. If there's a lot of companies out there. This kid but solutions. One company that actually has a built rifle so the price between the price. And savings by the gun. It can change not the parts work go ahead pick. It up so I went ahead. What I did to it so after the 2017 shot show. Inoticed that for text was coming out with a new line of optics. They added some precision rings to. That line so I ordered. They were available. Iorder mean the one-inch precision vortex rings. That which is new for 2017 along with the vortex three to nine by 40 Diamondback tactical second focal plane scope so. Both of those then I realized the quality was very nice the scope itself has. Some very nice knurling on the knobs the knowledge. You could hear the clicks they're audible clicks.

They sound good for a budget scope up here. Idon't think I paid over 300 for this scope so. Something under 300. Iwas very surprised on the quality of the scope my glasses are pretty clear. And the power ring was kind of stiff. When it's this side but falling on for this bill. It paired really well with the type of solution 1022 so got. That uh scope I got the Rings. That matched pretty much match the scope. And work well together the gun itself is. What they consider a quick sand color which is like a fde type of color maybe a little bit deeper so the barrel features its a fluted barrel. It features its there. What they consider is a x-ring barrel so it's a heavy barrel it's fluid the whole gun is lightweight.

Iput the specs up there. Something like 4 pounds 43 pounds. Something like that the receiver is also the x-ray receiver with the milled Pirating rail into. It I'm not sure it has an MOA built into. Ihave to check on that put. It in the notations. Igot the standard trigger standard ex mark trigger. They also feature a really cool mag release. And a elongated charging handle on the other side it's done with very smooth soft shooting out after. This but the expected. One at 1022 I mean look at. That for anything more. Iguess there's no big takeaway is their gun is actually set up like. Iwould want it out of the box with the exception of Mike change out the stock but aside from. That I'm very happy with the gun. And I'm very happy with the finish the quality of the construction. And the look of the gun is very sexy-looking 1022 compared to the ones. That I've seen online. This in particular that have. You saw feature too much on YouTube after seeing the need to make a video.

You guys have any questions. Or comments definitely. Even the description. Ijust felt I want to share. This building and you know the students consider doing something similar. Iguess my vantage point why I went. This route Phyllis is just buying I stopped 10/22 Ruger 10/22 so thank. You guys for watching as usual make sure. You like us subscribe.

Okay we're going to show. How to install the ATI stock onto a Ruger 10/22 before. We get started let's go ahead. And perform a safety check promote. That safe habit see there's. Nothing in the magazine. Nothing to the chamber handle. It a safe firearm so let's go ahead. And begin first you'll need to remove your barreled receiver from your original stock for. That you'll need a flathead screwdriver back your take down screw out loosen up your barrel band take your barrel. And off place your safety halfway between fire. And safe and just lift your barreled receiver out of your stock. It comes with optional rails you've got a rail at 12 o'clock 3 o'clock 6 o'clock. And 9 o'clock position. You don't like the long Pirating rail. You don't want to eat up. That much of your hand guard. You would want to place your hand. You can replace it with a short Pirating rail eliminate over half of. This rail on the bottom side. You want to use the smaller rail. It has a sling swivel stud. That just threads into. This nut and then you would just fasten. It onto the underside of your hand guard. They can also be removed to remove. These rails there's a nut. And a Philips head screw. You just take and remove your screw take the nuts out-of-the-way take your filler.

And just snap it into place like. You take veiled receiver make sure your safety is still halfway between safe. And fire it's not a naturally resting position for it wants to click into. One position or the other. And then that drops down out. It back into safe get your take down screw. And snug that into position then. You get your top cover here just sits in place here you've got two long screws. And four shorter screws take an allen key. And just screw that down. If you're gonna put a rail on top of your receiver. And mount a optic then. You probably would want. This elevation even elevate. This cheek riser to align your line of sight through your optic but.

If you're going to use the factory sights then. This is already too high for. That line of sight so there's an adapter to angle. This tube downward much like the Taco stock to align. That line of sight with your original factory iron sights let. How to do you want to fold. This over there's a Philips head screw you're going to want to back out take in place your adapter on their like. That take your provided pin let's right. It through and then there's a screw. That threads into the end of. That pin tightens that down place. This back in and then snug. That screw back down. You have elevated this from your shouldering so. You can see down the sights. You can fold your sight forward into. This slot and then. It just folds back up alright well. That shows how to assemble. And install your ATI stock thanks for checking out my videos shoot safely.

Okay gonna take a look at the ATI Strikeforce folding stock for the Ruger 10/22 can go over. Some of its features out here at the range. And give you a look at how. It functions so press the button to release the stock deploy. It collapsible it up with the full capacity magazine alright let's load. This magazine up and give it.

So guys it's John and today we're gonna be installing the sbx barrel for the Ruger 10/22 take down from tactical solutions by. Now you've seen the first impressions video shooting with. This barrel I thought. It would be cool to see the install. And show you guys because a 10/22 take down is not a super common thing to be swapping barrels on at. This point this is as far as. Iknow the first barrel designed to swap for. That so we're gonna take a look at. And walk you through the install process fairly simple. You have not seen the first impressions video there's a link in the description of the video down below so please go check. That out so first things first as. Iclear out my workspace here. This is actually part of the packaging and has the installation instructions in. It pretties cool nice quality like. We need to disassemble the 10/22 take down for those of.

That don't know you just pull back on the action twist. And as you're pulling on. This lever here you can take. We do not need this portion the receiver portion of the gun for this install, so we're just gonna set. That aside over here so the first thing we're gonna need to do is dismantle. We need to get this four end off of. This barrel assembly so there's a barrel band here. You can see that's just a flathead screwdriver. And we've also got a screw here so let's get to doing. That wow this is super complicated I'm kidding this is really easy so. You can see that's just coming through there that's gonna pop apart we'll set. That aside loosens the barrel band to the point. It slides forward you can see. It just kind of you split. And pull it rights off of there. Now the only thing holding it on is. This screw back here so let's go ahead. And loosen these things are not super tight obviously the 22 long-rifle does not have a bunch of force on.

You know you're not dealing with a magnum rifle you're just dealing with 22 long-rifle pressures. And specs all right so that's getting a little tight let's go ahead. And continue unscrewing. That okay so as you can see. That screw came out of there. We should be able to slide. This back I believe. And off of the assembly there. You go there's your four end. This is your Ruger 10/22 take down barrel assembly. What you can see a little. More clearly is the plunger. That helps it locks into the receiver. You can see there's a spring and then there's a detent inside. That spring that holds. This plunger together. You also have the locking lever which is. What you interact with underneath the four end to get. This to lock and unlock out of the receiver so. What we have to do is disassemble. This right here it should be fairly simple our next step in disassembly is taking apart. This block this plunger is in there under pressure via.

This locking lever so. What we need to do is push. This back take tension off of. This out or may not be able to see let. Me get a pic here right underneath there's a little bit of a channel obviously that's so. It can slide back and forth but. What I'm going to attempt to do is use. Some fishing line to wrap around there. And pull that out it is under tension. Idon't want to Mar. This is not my rifle. This actually belongs to my ax my buddy Brian. You guys have seen, so I'm gonna try. And keep this as clean as. Ipossibly can so let's get to. That little lever was a slippery piece. Itried fishing line. That didn't work I tried cloth. And a wrench that didn't work. And after about 10 minutes of struggling I opted to use channel lock pliers to get the thing out okay so. That took a little bit. More effort I thought. They did say in the instructions. This would be tight so. What I had to do I had to do.

It off camera, so I could get the proper torque on the thing I used the screwdriver to push. This flat as you can see. And then I used my pliers to pull straight. You know your experience may vary but. It out we're ready to keep rolling let's do. This so the next step is to pull. This entire assembly out of here so. You pull forward this is called the plunger. You can see where the locking lever goes through we'll set. That aside there's also a detent. And a spring in here we'll see. That out there we go so there's the detent. And behind it was the spring now my tools out of the way here. You can see these two holes here inside those holes we've got screws. They need to come out. This block needs to come off so. We can install it on the new barrel let's get to. That, so I've got a 960 force allen key. And we're going to take.

These two screws out. That should remove this block from the original barrel so let's go ahead. That there we go again. These are not under a whole lot of pressure. You torque these back down. They say to use 20 inch pounds but I'm just gonna do. It hands tight I trust myself not to open torque. It okays there's you can see that's coming right off of their okay let's go ahead. And keep unscrewing this it's interesting to see the different arrangements between the factory stainless barrel. And the tactical solutions. You can kind of see in the background there, so we'll rusty no big deal. That happens so there's our block. We need to make sure. This is aligned in this sort of fashion on the flat spot on the new barrel so let's take our old barrel there. You can see and we're gonna set.

This aside we don't need. This anymore so here. We go there's we can begin the process of reinstalling all of. This on the tactical solutions sbx barrel so let's do. That so our next step is to install the block onto the new barrel using the same hardware, so we're gonna go ahead. This aligned we'll just kind of sit like. Now maybe it doesn't want to okay, so we've got our forward screw on the allen key. And we're just gonna kind of line. It up forgive this a little wacky. Iam doing this off to the side so there. And I'm a former car guy recovering car guy so. Idon't tighten anything down until. Everything is in place.

Iknow it's good I know that's a good practice to have on guns as well, so we're just taking. That second screw working it into the block into the hole in the bottom of the barrel with our 9/64 allen key there. We go it's its just tight. It just kind of bottomed out so. What I'm gonna do is give. That a little tightened give. That a little tighten. And then we're gonna go ahem. More there we go there. We go okay I am confident. That is secure so the next step is to reinstall our plunger assembly. We see here we've got the plunger the spring the detent. And of course the locking lever first in is the spring so the detent essentially acts as a buffer between the spring and the plunger assembly so that's just gonna slide right in their big end first it'll drop in. And reside inside that spring and. This apart I'm just gonna put a little lubrication on the plunger. And I'm using slip mm just. Because it's handy and just put a little drop on there.

And I'll spread it around with my fingers. And there was a there was a hair of rust on here but. Nothing too serious, so I'm just lubricating it to make sure. That it's a it's a properly maintained machine okay so plunger goes back inside of. It appears to be symmetrical so. We should not have any issues again. It rides on that detent inside there. You can see what I'm gonna have to do is push. That back in to the point. Ican reinstall the locking lever, so I'm gonna get my screwdriver again. This is going to be a little awkward from so forgive. Me I'm gonna go ahead. And push and I'm gonna take my locking lever. And push it down into the assembly.

Now keep in mind I'm like off to the side of the camera here just so. You guys can see this clearly so again it's a little awkward to be doing this okay there. We go pushed it back actually used my hands to not need the screwdriver in. That case and our locking lever / block assembly is. Now mounted on the new barrel there. You can see it's mounted nice and flush looks good. Now it's time to reinstall the old four ends. Now keep in mind we've got. That screw we got a line up. We got a couple things to line up here. That will help everything good to go. Ipulled that off camera just so. Icould make sure that the holes were set okay so. Now it's time to go back through our four end. And screw now I'll show. Something interesting the screw I'm actually working in here actually contacts the bottom of the barrel. And I'll show where in just a second. Ithink it's pretty interesting okay.

It kind of wobbles as. It back on and doesn't look like it's gonna sit flush but. You start getting it tight. It starts to align itself properly. And fits really nice. You can see the gap here is closing as. We get tighter that's a good thing that's. What we want and again. One of those screws. They want you to torque down a certain way. And I'm just going to get. It hands tight and there so that's tight. Ithink that's confident so. Now I'm gonna slip the barrel band back over. Everything and remember. Some flex in it should just drop right on there. You go will drop the nut into. One side as usual up I'll hold the not in as. Ithread the old screw into. All right so look at. That we've got our 10/22 take down for end barrel assembly with the new tactical solutions sbx barrel it's got the shroud out front the inert can in there.

It is ready to rock. And roll you guys learned. Something about the 10/22 take down. How to install this barrel. You enjoyed the video please give it. That old thumbs up I really appreciate. You guys do you haven't. Yet of course subscribe to my channel for cooler things just like. And as always guys thank. All so much for watching we'll see. You soon remember guys. You can support the channel. More by going to patreoncom slash I'm with chaos.

Okay here we go with a look at my Ruger 10/22 barrel by tactical solutions the SBX barrel in. This video I'll give. Some overall details of. This barrel show what it looks like installed on different stocks. And kind of give you a rundown. Some of my thoughts on. This barrel lets's go ahead. And go over some of the dimensions of. It is from end to end 16. And 1/2 inch if you're going to go from the end of your receiver to the end of the barrel. It is 15 and three-quarter inches so from point-to-point it's 16. And a half from receiver to end it's 15. And 3/4 from the shroud to your receiver it's going to be 10. And 3/8 inch has a 11-inch diameter it's threaded for a suppressor it's got. This nice design on. It's a nice point 9 to 0 bull barrels. Now the purpose of this barrel is so. You can use a suppressor like my Silencerco Sparrow here. You don't have to add much length to your barrel show. What the length is so. Ican shoot suppressed. And that's all the length. That I've added now the Silencerco Sparrow is a very snug fit. Something like an inch. It looks like a sixteenth. That doesn't give you much play at. You can see that but that's about as snug as.

You would possibly want your suppressor. Ido find what I'm putting it on as I'm threading it into place a lot of times I'm bumping into the side walls. And there's the potential for scuffing up the finish on the suppressor so. Something to something you want to consider. When you're picking up a suppressor. You want to pick one of these up will make sure. That suppressor isn't going to be too wide for the shroud. Iwould say you wouldn't want to go. Any bigger than the Silencerco sparrow let's go ahead. And get a weight on. This point nine zero pounds so it's not. Even a pound it compares to the standard x-ring barrel by tactical solutions lengthwise it's a little shorter just a little shorter. Than the tactical solutions x-ring bro not by a lot just by a couple threads let's get a weight on the x-ring barrel. It compares looks like it's coming in at eight point nine very lightweight.

Both of them let's go ahead. And throw this in a receiver show. What it looks like on. Some of these stocks so. What it looks like installed in a tap code generation. One interview stock. Ireally like the way. That sbx barrel looks in the stocks got a slender hand guard. Ijust makes for a really lightweight target stock so that's. What the generation 1 looks like let. What the generation 2 looks like. You can see it you're able to put the cap over top of the barrel it's got the extra pica tinny rails on. It doesn't look bad it's just. You can see here on the close-up of the SPX barrel into. That barrel channel there's just a slight gap. And there's a little bit of daylight. Even around the bull barrel. And the stock is just it's.

They made it lighter weight which should have been a good thing but. They made the walls of the stock so thin. That the stock could be twisted. And contorted it allowed. That barreled receiver to move around so for me. Ijust didn't care for the way. That the generation 2 looked. And felt compared to the look. And feel and the solidness of the generation 1 interviews here let's go ahead. And show what it looks like installed in. Another stock here we are installed in the tactical solutions vintage stock. This is a really nice looking stock especially. If you're one of those purists. That like a wood stock you've got your wood laminate stock here with the laser engravings. And it's just the attention to detail on. This stock is just immaculate really nice and.

This looks like a nice little pest control rifle right here let. What it looks like in. Something tactical here is the Archangel 5 5 6. This stock here it allows for you to see. That transition between bull barrel. And shroud I just think. It really shows off. That short barrel kind of look. And feel to this rifle. If you're not going to run a suppressor in. It makes this stock just steps. Another step in that tactical appearance. Ireally like the way. This looks if polymer is not your thing here's a look at the SPX barrel installed in the troy industries t22 stock. You can see here that the t22 stock is not going to reveal much of.

This barrel you're going to cover. All of your bull barrel. And a good portion of your shroud with. That very long hand guard but. It really does lighten. This setup up it just really takes. That having that weight. That the tapered barrel. Even the 16-inch tapered barrel makes. This stock extremely heavy. This SPX barrel really helps reduce the weight of. This already heavy stock. And the SPX barrel doesn't look. That bad in either here's the tactical solutions SPX barrel on the Knox axiom by black hawk. What it looks like in the Archangel Nomad. This stock will require. Some modification you want to install. This here kit here. This magazine here see. Ihad to remove enough material to allow. This to fit through. This hand guard that is not. It comes another video showing. That kind of how that process looks.

And it's not a very hard modification. It looks nice that that looks kind of nice. Ireally like the way. That the shroud looks at the end of. This hand guard but there. You kind of lose some of the look of the SPX barrel. Ikind of like that look of the bull barrel stepping up to the shroud. You kind of lose that effect with. This stock here that covers up a lot of the barrel which. Ithink the barrel looks pretty nice so. That kind of gives you a look of a variety of stocks. You might see the SPX barrel installed into thanks for checking out my video shoot safely.

Hey guys Mike here and in today's video we're gonna look at the tactical solutions SPX barrel the barrel is twelve. And a half inches long approximately with about a 4-inch shroud permanently attached to the end of the barrel has a chrome moly sleeve with the twist rate of running 16 it's threaded at the end with 1/2 by 28 threads the shroud attached to the end of the barrel has a 11-inch inside diameter which will accommodate. Any suppressor that has a 1 inch. Or less diameter what this allows. You to do is keep the overall length fairly handy. Once you've added a suppressor to the end of the barrel. This particular model has a bull barrel contour with the diameter of 09 2 inches. Ifitted this gun with a Hogue rubber over molded stock. That is made to accommodate the bull barrel size. This barrel cost about 270 dollars. You have a 10/22 take down. They do have a take down model. And it's about 25 dollars. More expensive now saving the $200 tax stamp just make the cost of. This barrel a little bit. More palatable you can see. Iadd by suppressor inside the shroud. It only sticks out about. Another 1/2 inch so. This gun with a suppressor on the end of the barrel has an overall length of approximately 17 inches.

You know that adding weight changes the feel of a gun. Any weight to the end of the barrel makes a bigger difference so for example the standard barrel. That came off of this Ruger 10/22 is an 18. And a half inch barrel. Now the tactical solutions SBX barrel weighs about thirteen. And a half ounces the barrel. That we've taken off to replace on our particular firearm weighs twenty-eight point six ounces. You had the 16-inch barrel with threads. You still have to stick your suppressor beyond. That sixteen and a half inch barrel. You have a lot of weight hanging off of the very end of the gun so. It really does make the gun feel a lot handier. You do get the function of a short-barrel rifle without the hassle.

And cost you know as far as changing out the barrel. And removing the standard barrel. That comes with your 1022 we've done. That in a previous video looking at modifications of the 1022. And we'll post a link up on. This video so you can click on. That link you want to look at the technique of changing out the barrel on a 1022 well who would be interested in a barrel like. This for one you have a 1022. And you'd really like. That the balance and the handiness of a short-barrel rifle butt. You don't want to go through the expense the hassle. And paperwork of filling out. And registering the receiver as a short-barrel rifle.

This allows you to have. All the convenience. You see with a short-barrel rifle. If you're going to add a suppressor to. It without the hassle the second situation is. You want those features. You live in a state. That doesn't allow short-barrel rifles in. That situation you have an option. You can use this in a state. That doesn't allow short-barrel rifles. You can have a gun that really offers a lot of the benefits of a short-barrel rifle 10:22 a third reason to consider going the route of the tactical solutions sbx barrel with the 1022. Then registering your receiver as a short-barrel rifle. And putting a regular twelve. And a half inch barrel on. This gun would be you plan on traveling across state lines. You travel across state lines with an NFA weapon.

That is a short-barrel rifle. You have to have papers filled out with the ATF before. You can travel across those lines. You have to let them know. Where your destination is. Now with this gun in. This configuration as. It stands now it's not considered a short-barrel rifle. And silencers don't require the same paperwork to travel across state lines with a suppressor. You simply have to have a copy of your form four. And make sure that you're traveling through. And in states that allow the possession of suppressors. This barrel really does make the 22 with the suppressor added a lot handier it's a lot less front-end heavy. When you're using it. And it's a joy to shoot they're very high quality barrels.

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