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Ruger 10/22 Action Tear down

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20 November 2011, 05:17
Buglemintoday
Ruger 10/22 Action Tear down
Is anyone familiar with the tear down of the Ruger 10/22 action?

My Ruger 10/22 is in need of getting the action cleaned....as I am guessing it is somewhere around 10-15,000 rounds fed. Is there a manual online showing this? Is this a hard task or something anyone can do? Any hints/tips will be appreciated.

Thanks!


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20 November 2011, 06:20
jjbull
it's not hard but nothing I can go through step-by-step in a post here.

Just run "ruger 1022 disassembly" through your search engine and you get a choice of videos, diagrams, etc showing how.

Careful of flying springs!

The best $12 I ever spent when I started messing with 10/22s is this:
http://www.gun-guides.com/Ruge...1022-Rifle_p_12.html

Feel free to send me a PM if you get stuck.


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20 November 2011, 09:22
Buglemintoday
Thanks for the link!

I am going to go ahead and get one of those manuals.

Justin


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21 November 2011, 09:49
TEANCUM
I had a 10/22 with about the same number of rounds through it and decided to clean it up. I took it apart and went through the cleaning process and it only took me two attempts to not have any parts left when done!

In retrospect it was a lot simpler than I imagined and interesting to see how stuff works on the inside.

There is a lot of stuff out there on the internet also to help you.
21 November 2011, 20:33
Mark
I just did a quick google search and came up with this link, which shows the entire process pretty well:

http://gunpoints.org/blog/archives/94

However, unless you are curious I would just remove the action and then remove the trigger group and breechblock and clean those then reassemble.


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22 November 2011, 19:16
Bernie P.
Ruger has videos for this at their site-
http://www.ruger.com/products/1022Compact/extras.html