Full-Auto Glory! The 10/22

Published on January 10, 2020
Duration: 3:54

This video showcases a heavily modified Ruger 10/22 converted to select-fire, firing from an open bolt at an impressive 1150-1200 RPM with CCI Mini-Mags. The conversion involves a unique firing pin modification where the extractor strikes the rim. The discussion highlights the rarity and high cost of pre-1986 transferable full-auto firearms.

Quick Summary

This Ruger 10/22 has been converted to fire from an open bolt, with the extractor modified to act as the firing pin. It achieves a cyclic rate of 1150-1200 RPM using CCI Mini-Mags, and in full-auto mode, the trigger functions as a bolt release.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Full Auto Friday & Modified 10/22
  2. 00:24Build Overview: Archangel Stock & Internal Mods
  3. 01:01Technical: Open-Bolt Conversion Explained
  4. 01:25Performance: Rate of Fire & Market Value
  5. 02:31Range Test: Full-Auto 10/22 Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the Ruger 10/22 converted to full-auto in this video?

The Ruger 10/22 is converted to fire from an open bolt. This involves removing the original firing pin, and modifying the extractor to act as the firing pin, striking the cartridge rim as the bolt closes.

What is the rate of fire for this full-auto Ruger 10/22?

When using CCI Mini-Mag ammunition, this modified Ruger 10/22 achieves a cyclic rate of approximately 1150 to 1200 rounds per minute.

What makes pre-1986 full-auto firearms valuable?

Transferable pre-1986 machine guns are highly valuable due to the National Firearms Act (NFA) ban on new registrations. This rarity means they can fetch prices well over $4,000, as discussed with this modified 10/22.

What is unique about the trigger in full-auto mode on this 10/22?

In the full-auto configuration demonstrated, the trigger essentially functions as a bolt release. Pulling the trigger initiates the firing sequence, and it continues until the trigger is released or ammunition is depleted.

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