10/22 stripped receiver

YouWillShootYourEyeOutKid · Jan 2, 2016

Are there any industry partners who sell 10/22 receivers? im thinking about building my own. im in southern md.

j_h_smith · Jan 2, 2016

In my humble opinion, I'd suggest that you buy a 10/22 rifle and replace the parts you want to replace. I don't know of anyone selling Ruger 10/22 receivers, so an after market receiver is what you'll buy. Which may cost as much as a used 10/22 rifle.

Good luck whichever way you go!

YouWillShootYourEyeOutKid · Jan 2, 2016

j_h_smith said:
In my humble opinion, I'd suggest that you buy a 10/22 rifle and replace the parts you want to replace. I don't know of anyone selling Ruger 10/22 receivers, so an after market receiver is what you'll buy. Which may cost as much as a used 10/22 rifle.

Good luck whichever way you go!

sounds like a plan thanks for the input

Semper Noctem · Jan 2, 2016

I second that. Unless you want a high end part with an integral rail and all the bells and whistles, it make more sense to buy a cheapo 1022 and cannibalize it.

dontpanic · Jan 2, 2016

Not an IP but Gunbroker always has a bunch. Cheapest is about $70. With transfer fees it will cost you about $100.

Just a suggestion. Personally I'd find a 10/22 locally and use that.

http://www.gunbroker.com/All/BI.aspx?Keywords=10%2f22+receiver

Kingjamez · Jan 2, 2016

2A sales is a Tactical Solutions dealer. Talk to them about getting one of the tacsol receivers, they are top notch. If you are going to build a 10/22 from scratch, then don't use a ruger receiver! The tacsol/tactical machining receivers are worlds better. A couple of years ago Joe at SureShot firearms transferred a couple of TM 10/22 receivers for me and I've really enjoyed the rifles I built from them.

-Jim

jimbobborg · Jan 3, 2016

There are 80% receivers out there for the 10/22.

platoonDaddy · Jan 3, 2016

Kingjamez said:
2A sales is a Tactical Solutions dealer. Talk to them about getting one of the tacsol receivers, they are top notch. If you are going to build a 10/22 from scratch, then don't use a ruger receiver! The tacsol/tactical machining receivers are worlds better. A couple of years ago Joe at SureShot firearms transferred a couple of TM 10/22 receivers for me and I've really enjoyed the rifles I built from them.

-Jim

You can purchase a new Ruger 10/22 for less than $200 and the Tactical Solutions receiver is just shy of $500.

Please educate me on why their receiver is worth the price.

The use of a paper clip to remove the bolt is hooky, for that price one would think they would add a tool for that function.

Kingjamez · Jan 4, 2016

platoonDaddy said:
You can purchase a new Ruger 10/22 for less than $200 and the Tactical Solutions receiver is just shy of $500.

Please educate me on why their receiver is worth the price.

The use of a paper clip to remove the bolt is hooky, for that price one would think they would add a tool for that function.

I actually hadn't seen the price on the tacsol receiver. I assumed it was in line with the other receivers of similar design... Apparently it's not. The Tactical Machining receivers are $129.00 and their value is obvious.

-Jim

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campns · Jan 4, 2016

platoonDaddy said:
You can purchase a new Ruger 10/22 for less than $200 and the Tactical Solutions receiver is just shy of $500.

Please educate me on why their receiver is worth the price.

The use of a paper clip to remove the bolt is hooky, for that price one would think they would add a tool for that function.

There is Tactical Solutions, which are every bit of the $495:

http://www.tacticalsol.com/x-ring-receiver/

There is Tactical Machining, which are every bit of the $195:

http://www.tacticalmachining.com/100-receivers/tm-22-receiver-13.html

There is also Tactical Innovations, which are every bit of the $145:

http://www.tacticalinc.com/matte-bl...iver-br-available-with-match-bolt-p-5154.html

the differences in the names are small but they are 3 different companies, I can personally speak to the quality of the TI (Tactical Innovations) AR & 10/22 receivers. In fact my next rifle will be on of their stainless steel receivers with the full rail.

the quality of machining and manufacture from higher quality materials is why they are worth it. Kidd bolts, and other Kidd components run this much if not more. When It comes to accuracy it's a game of tolerances, and these guys have it.

smdub · Jan 4, 2016

KIDD receiver is $170+. Integral rail and tolerances are much tighter. You can probably weld up a ruger receiver but it will be a **LOT** of work. Like comparing a RIA 1911 to a Wilson Combat.

platoonDaddy · Jan 4, 2016

Does any of the after market receives, lock the bolt back on last round?

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