I got this video all ready and fully buffered expecting that I would need it but I didn't. The only problem I had in reasembling it was pulling bach the charging handle while I put the bolt back in. This rifle is a lot easier to clean than my dads Glenfield model 60. I had a hell of a time putting that thing back together.
God bless u my cousin said he wiuld clean it for me no problem but he broke the gun and for a wihle i had no clue how to clean it amd fured it dirty and broke it a gain but now i wont have any more trouble
Excellent video. Never had disassembled a gun before to clean and put it back together. Had no trouble. Much better to watch the video and do it than wrestle with the explanations in the owners manual
Thanks for this, helped alot. I bought my Ruger a week ago and very happy with it. I had bought another make of semiauto last fall and was disappointed with the jamming. Sold it. I went to the range today with a 25rd mag and it never jammed once, and I ran it through it's pace's. Great gun.
Upon reassembling my new Ruger 10 22 after it's second cleaning I noticed the pin holes in the plastic trigger group are already egg shaped. Why is it that the 10 22's made in the 60's are still in perfect condition but the one I got last month already has problems. Enough with the plastic already. My next Ruger purchase will be from the pawn show. A 40 year old Ruger will outlast the one bought last month. Plastic trigger group/ FAIL RUGER!! What am I supposed to do with this junk now? FAIL!!!
@shark61111 don't bother telling me it weighs 2 ozs less or whatever. I also don't particularly care if the color won't come off. I want something that is reliable and will last for generations, you know, how they USED TO BE MADE!!!
All Ruger rifles can be dry fired without damage, and dry firing can be useful to familiarize the owner with the firearm. However, be sure any firearm is completely unloaded before dry firing!
@RugerFirearms This is good to know- I've heard you can't dry-fire rimfires. Are there any break-in recommendations? Thanks for the great series on assembly and maintaining the 10/22.
@RugerFirearms Who wants to get familiar with an 8# + trigger pull? Not me! Plastic trigger guards were the biggest mistake you guys made. Should of left the gun as is. I have to bend of backwards now to find pre 2008 models. I will never buy a Ruger 10-22 with plastic!
@noinlair the only time dry firing is bad is with older guns basically older antique type guns and older made guns but newer guns are designed to be dry fired because of the material there made of
@noinlair on some rifles it can over stress the firing pin and cause it to break off. but the 10/22 has a thick bar shaped firing pin that shouldnt be damaged by dry firing. when u take it apart look. youll see what i mean
Thank you ruger dude
KESEDTUBE 1 month ago
I got this video all ready and fully buffered expecting that I would need it but I didn't. The only problem I had in reasembling it was pulling bach the charging handle while I put the bolt back in. This rifle is a lot easier to clean than my dads Glenfield model 60. I had a hell of a time putting that thing back together.
southparkfan1027 2 months ago
God bless u my cousin said he wiuld clean it for me no problem but he broke the gun and for a wihle i had no clue how to clean it amd fured it dirty and broke it a gain but now i wont have any more trouble
sgtcowmoo 4 months ago
Excellent video. Never had disassembled a gun before to clean and put it back together. Had no trouble. Much better to watch the video and do it than wrestle with the explanations in the owners manual
volleyballfan123101 5 months ago
please help. my barrel band isn't staying in position. even when fully tightened
thisisyourgrandma 1 year ago
@thisisyourgrandma make sure to hold the two parts where the screw goes into together when screwing in the screw
theoxtheory 11 months ago
this is the worst tutorial ever. who skipps partes in a reeasembly tutorial?
hercules737 1 year ago
damn I had to spend an hour to just remove that damn trigger guard pin.
bhasibhaai 1 year ago
can i dry fire my ruger 10/22
asg00001 1 year ago
@asg00001 Yes, it has a very strong firing pin. Dry firing it will not hurt it.
southparkfan1027 2 months ago
Ruger tech tip. Ha, say that five times fast.
telubreton 1 year ago
i had a hard time getting out the pins and bolt stop pin involved a ruber malet and 15 inutes of hammering. normal or not?
MrToadland1 1 year ago
Excellent tutorial!
MrCool63 1 year ago
Thanks for this, helped alot. I bought my Ruger a week ago and very happy with it. I had bought another make of semiauto last fall and was disappointed with the jamming. Sold it. I went to the range today with a 25rd mag and it never jammed once, and I ran it through it's pace's. Great gun.
henerymag 1 year ago
Upon reassembling my new Ruger 10 22 after it's second cleaning I noticed the pin holes in the plastic trigger group are already egg shaped. Why is it that the 10 22's made in the 60's are still in perfect condition but the one I got last month already has problems. Enough with the plastic already. My next Ruger purchase will be from the pawn show. A 40 year old Ruger will outlast the one bought last month. Plastic trigger group/ FAIL RUGER!! What am I supposed to do with this junk now? FAIL!!!
shark61111 2 years ago
@shark61111 don't bother telling me it weighs 2 ozs less or whatever. I also don't particularly care if the color won't come off. I want something that is reliable and will last for generations, you know, how they USED TO BE MADE!!!
shark61111 2 years ago
@ RUGER: If it ain't broke/ DON'T FIX IT!!
shark61111 2 years ago
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reptilesgamers 2 years ago
man thats a stupid idea
ChromeGhost0219 2 years ago
thank you very much for this video.i wasnt very confident in doing this myself.
dollyroo 2 years ago 11
my 10/22 barrelreciever trigger guard is made of some type of plastic is this the same for all?
atommtrhead 2 years ago
Its the same for all the new ones and your hand guard is made of polymer
SgtReviewer 2 years ago
I've heard a lot of conflicting opinions on dry-firing a rimfire.
Is it bad to do it too regularly?
noinlair 2 years ago 9
All Ruger rifles can be dry fired without damage, and dry firing can be useful to familiarize the owner with the firearm. However, be sure any firearm is completely unloaded before dry firing!
RugerFirearms 2 years ago 19
@RugerFirearms This is good to know- I've heard you can't dry-fire rimfires. Are there any break-in recommendations? Thanks for the great series on assembly and maintaining the 10/22.
jwash3rd 1 year ago
@RugerFirearms hey Ruger, how does the barrel band work with accuracy on a 1022?
dumfart21 1 year ago
@RugerFirearms Who wants to get familiar with an 8# + trigger pull? Not me! Plastic trigger guards were the biggest mistake you guys made. Should of left the gun as is. I have to bend of backwards now to find pre 2008 models. I will never buy a Ruger 10-22 with plastic!
chad2133 1 year ago
@chad2133 How many do you have to buy? Mine from 1995 still looks and functions like new.
Dietrich804 1 month ago
@noinlair the only time dry firing is bad is with older guns basically older antique type guns and older made guns but newer guns are designed to be dry fired because of the material there made of
bassoonmaster123 1 year ago
@noinlair on some rifles it can over stress the firing pin and cause it to break off. but the 10/22 has a thick bar shaped firing pin that shouldnt be damaged by dry firing. when u take it apart look. youll see what i mean
njmvermont 5 months ago