Ruger 10/22 Bull Barrel Review

Published on February 23, 2016
Duration: 11:37

This guide details the assembly and range testing of a custom Ruger 10/22 Target Build, as presented by firearms reviewer sootch00. It covers the installation of key aftermarket components including an E.R. Shaw bull barrel, Magplates magazine release, Rimfire Solutions charging handle, Bushnell AR/22 scope, Boyds stock, and Harris bipod. The review emphasizes performance at the range, demonstrating accuracy with CCI Mini-mags.

Quick Summary

Sootch00 reviews his custom Ruger 10/22 Target Build, a $950 configuration featuring an E.R. Shaw bull barrel, Boyds stock, and Bushnell scope. The 9 lb rifle with a 16-inch barrel demonstrated consistent accuracy at 35 yards with CCI Mini-mags, though minor Dremel work was needed for scope mounting.

Chapters

  1. 01:04Introduction to Ruger 10/22 Target Build
  2. 02:07Barrel and Muzzle Brake Details
  3. 02:59Magazine Release and Controls Upgrade
  4. 03:20Optics and Mounting Solutions
  5. 06:14Stock and Bipod Selection
  6. 09:02Final Specs and Cost

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key aftermarket upgrades in this Ruger 10/22 Target Build?

This custom build features an E.R. Shaw bull barrel, Magplates extended magazine release, Rimfire Solutions charging handle, Tactical Solutions bolt buffer, a Bushnell AR/22 scope, a Boyds laminate stock, and a Harris bipod, totaling around $950.

How does the custom Ruger 10/22 perform during accuracy testing?

During range testing at 35 yards with CCI Mini-mags, the Ruger 10/22 Target Build demonstrated consistent groupings, indicating good accuracy potential from the custom configuration and components used.

What is the total weight and barrel length of this Ruger 10/22 build?

The fully assembled Ruger 10/22 Target Build, including the scope and bipod, weighs approximately 9 pounds. The barrel length is specified as 16 inches.

Are there any specific modifications needed for mounting optics on this build?

Yes, when mounting the Bushnell AR/22 scope with a Tactical Solutions rail, minor Dremel work was required to ensure adequate clearance for the scope's underside.

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