Ruger® Precision® Rimfire Reassembly Tech Tip

Published on November 19, 2021
Duration: 3:17

This guide details the reassembly of the Ruger Precision Rimfire, emphasizing a safety-first approach. It covers trigger group installation, stock assembly with precise torque specifications (35 inch-pounds), bolt insertion, and a crucial final function check. The instruction comes from an official Ruger Technician, providing high authority and detailed mechanical knowledge.

Quick Summary

Reassembling the Ruger Precision Rimfire requires specific tools like a soft-faced hammer, torque wrench, and 1/8-inch Allen bit. Key steps include seating the trigger group, torquing stock screws to 35 inch-pounds, inserting the bolt while depressing the bolt stop, and performing a final function check for safe operation. Always prioritize safety with a chamber check before starting.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Reassembly Introduction
  2. 00:39Trigger Group Installation
  3. 01:33Stock Assembly and Torquing
  4. 02:24Bolt Assembly and Cover Plate
  5. 02:54Final Function Check

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the essential tools for reassembling the Ruger Precision Rimfire?

You will need a soft-faced hammer, a torque wrench, and a 1/8-inch Allen bit. These tools are crucial for safely and correctly putting the rifle back together according to manufacturer specifications.

What is the correct torque specification for the Ruger Precision Rimfire stock screws?

The stock screws for the Ruger Precision Rimfire should be torqued to 35 inch-pounds. Using a torque wrench ensures proper tension, preventing damage and maintaining firearm integrity.

How do you ensure safety during the Ruger Precision Rimfire reassembly process?

Safety is paramount. Always begin with a visual and physical chamber check to confirm the rifle is unloaded, and ensure no live ammunition is in your workspace. Keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction throughout the process.

What is the purpose of the final function check after reassembling the Ruger Precision Rimfire?

The final function check verifies that the action cycles smoothly, the safety mechanism operates correctly, and the rifle functions as intended. This includes dry-firing to confirm safety engagement.

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