Ruger 10/22 cutting lumber

[Viktoriuslee]

Careful guys, there might be a couple bugs flying around.

[theswimer419]

fmj's or hollow points?

[ramseyrye]

@theswimer419 Pretty sure we were using fmj's, but it's been a while.

[831firewerks]

@ramseyrye No such thing as .22lr FMJ rounds, at least not available to the average person

[realgungho]

Timber !!!

[ramseyrye]

@realgungho Good times, good times!

[TheYTViolation]

Great way to have fun! Enjoyed the vid!

[ramseyrye]

We always have fun when we're shooting!

Thanks a lot for the comment!

[ffnovice7]

I also like the style of still camera with the lone post in the middle, dispelling all doubts as to what the focus of this vid is.

I love the banter in the background too, making the viewers curious as to what's going on while something MAGICAL is happening in front of the camera.

[ramseyrye]

Thanks a lot for the comment!

We had a lot of fun that day.

[ffnovice7]

Great to hear it! I'm hoping to make the 10/22 my first firearm, but I'm conflicted as to whether I should choose the classic Carbine, or the longer Rifle.

[youngknight12]

abine is much better than the long rifle i got mine a week ago

[peashooter101]

I love the 2nd amendment!

[ramseyrye]

Me too!

[ramseyrye]

It sounds like you're asking me if I am using a silencer. The answer is no. The .22 Lr is pretty quite as far as guns go.

[RcUniverseGuy]

dude please answer sombody is it ok to dry fire a ruger 10/22. and if not i heard useing spent shells or snap caps can help prevent damage. so this may sound stupid maybe im overlooking some simple detail but how the hell do i get the spent shell or snap cap out of the chamber after dry firing it without cocking the gun again?

[ramseyrye]

I'm not sure why you would want to dry-fire your 10/22, but I wouldn't worry too much about using snap caps. As long as you're not doing it a lot it shouldn't really harm the rifle to dry-fire it.

[RcUniverseGuy]

well snap caps saty in the gun and get stuck basically.. and the gun is also used for home protection and i cant be leaving a snap cap in the gun i want to keep it loaded and i dont really like leaving the gun cocked cause i forget and end up dry firing it anyway. all i know is it says its ok in the manuel and my friends ruger has been dry fired over 100 times easily and its still fine

[ffnovice7]

He may want to start dry-firing with any firearm so that he'd start dry-firing with other, stronger-recoil guns in order to avoid developing a twitch reflex.

I understand that 22LR is one of the weaker-recoil calibers, but he probably wanted to know the extent of the damage dryfiring could do, which according to Ruger's site/FAQ, dry firing is not frowned upon.

I say all this because I'm excited to turn in my notarized application to the DOJ and I'm lookin' at the gun in question as my first!

[speedysacked]

a slilencer?

[shanegiggie]

use a 12 ga....one big boom...down goes board...

[ramseyrye]

Been there, done that. A LOT! Just had to see if it could be done with the pea-shooter.

Thanks for the comment!

[solracoo3]

looks like tons of fun, by the way how long did it take off and on? Doesn't matter I bet it was a blast regardless of how long it took.

[ramseyrye]

I think it was only two separate days of shooting. Once we realized how little of the board was left we just had to finish it off.

[rugertentwentytwo]

Doing stuff like that is a blast. and with a .22 its real cheap fun. Awesome!

[ramseyrye]

A little less cheap every day, it seems, but still fun as hell!

[sadelbrid]

cool! and the place that was taken is beautiful :D

[ramseyrye]

It really is a great place to shoot. It's my friends place, but he's in Alaska right now so I can't use the property.

[aldave]

alaska is beautifull, I shot my first 10/22 there cause the range owner's son let me try it

[Guyya93]

it sounds like a rly weerd paintball gun like an autococker or something... but still a rly good gun lol

[doodahead1]

Psh! m249 saw? more like 10/22 saw... xP

[ramseyrye]

hell ya!

[mifslim]

thats a good way to clear a forrest...WHILE HAVING FUN! :)

[ramseyrye]

logging has never been so fun!

[Transporter1022]

Thats a kill. good job

[ramseyrye]

Ya, we killed the other boards we had as well. Guess next time I should use ply wood or particle board!

[ramseyrye]

Thanks! Just plain fun.

[ansterds]

hahah nice

[jmk0309]

lol thats a lumber kill!

[ramseyrye]

Saw that did ya? ha ha!

Thanks for the comment.

[backburnerart]

nice bro.i do this with big ol milk weeds.what fun hu?

[ramseyrye]

Hell ya!

[john21992]

awsome , alot of flies out there

[ramseyrye]

Thank you. There was a lot of bugs, but there are also a lot of cottonwood trees and they had started dropping their fluffy seeds.

[mxf7010g8k]

lol

i did that to a sapling and then used it to make a bow:)

[Leland1037]

Nice work man. Check out my .22 lr trickshooting vids!

[ramseyrye]

Thanks! I'll check yours out soon.

[BeAnOx07]

what are you using for magazines?

[ramseyrye]

I use four of the factory 10 round mags. My friend uses a Butler Creek 25 round mag.

[BeAnOx07]

thats cool.. I'm just using my 10 rounder now.. i had a 25 round butler creek plastic lips.. it soon became a target....im getting the steel lips next.. good stuff.. have fun

[ramseyrye]

I actually have one of the Butler Creek steel lips 25 round mags. It works great for an extended magazine, but nothing beats the factory mags. I have four of them and I think I'll pick up a fifth.

[enfiled303]

hell yer i waish we where allowed semi autos over here

[ramseyrye]

ahh, semi autos love to jam! you really aren't missing much. Of coarse, when they work right, they are all kinds of fun!

[freedomwarrior43]

That's more fun than using an ax. :)

[freedomwarrior43]

Yeah!