Ruger 10/22 Butler Creek stock, 1/22 compact barrel, Williams fiber optic sights #shorts #Ruger

Published on February 23, 2025
Duration: 1:01

This video provides an update on a Ruger 10/22 build featuring a Butler Creek folding stock. The presenter details the installation of a factory 10/22 Compact Barrel equipped with Williams fiber optic sights, noting how this shorter barrel significantly improved the fit and alignment within the stock compared to the original 18.5-inch barrel. An aluminum band was also added to the stock.

Quick Summary

A factory Ruger 10/22 Compact Barrel, shorter than the standard 18.5-inch barrel, can significantly improve the fit and alignment of the receiver within a Butler Creek folding stock, preventing crooked seating and excessive force during installation. Williams fiber optic sights offer a clear aiming solution.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Butler Creek Folding Stock Update
  2. 00:06Minimalist 22LR Rifle Build
  3. 00:19Factory 10/22 Compact Barrel Installation
  4. 00:23Williams Fiber Optic Sights
  5. 00:34Aluminum Band Addition
  6. 00:38Barrel Fitment Improvement
  7. 00:44Comparison: Compact vs. Standard Barrel Fit
  8. 00:56Aesthetic Improvement

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a Ruger 10/22 Compact Barrel affect fitment in a Butler Creek folding stock?

A factory Ruger 10/22 Compact Barrel, being shorter than the standard 18.5-inch barrel, can significantly improve the fit and alignment of the receiver within a Butler Creek folding stock, preventing crooked seating and excessive force during installation.

What are the benefits of Williams fiber optic sights on a Ruger 10/22?

Williams fiber optic sights provide a clear aiming solution. They typically feature a green fiber optic front sight and an orange U-shaped rear sight, enhancing target acquisition in various lighting conditions.

What issues can arise from using an 18.5-inch barrel with a Butler Creek stock on a Ruger 10/22?

An 18.5-inch barrel can cause the Ruger 10/22 receiver to sit crookedly in a Butler Creek stock, requiring downward pressure to secure it. This misalignment can affect overall stability and aesthetics.

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