This action compresses the recoil spring. Assuming there is a loaded magazine in place, the user retracts the bolt handle (and bolt assembly) which rotates the hammer rearward.When firing the modified weapon, the following sequence of events occur: COCKING THE WEAPON The modified 10-22 still retains the closed-bolt mode of operation.
Both of these weapon systems are legendary in performance and reliability. To achieve positive and reliable functioning, the trigger group for the select-fire Ruger 10-22 was redesigned Incorporating the basic design of the Belgian FN-FAL and West German HK-G3 battle rifle families. Sequence Of OperationĪ look through the accompanying drawings will give the exact orientation and relationship of the parts controlling the firing cycle. 25 rd., CONDOR 25 rd., HITCHELL 50 rd., and THOMPSON style 50 rd., drum magazines provide much greater flexibility over the standard 10 rd.
Numerous high capacity magazines are available for use with the Ruger 10-22. Many various stock configurations are available, providing greater flexibility for intended use. The weapon is well adaptable to silencer construction and use. cartridge is limited in its power and range, but in the fully automatic mode, the 10-22 is a formidable weapon for many applications. Good condition used carbines can be purchased for approximately $45.00 to $75.00.Īnother distinct advantage of the system is that ammunition expenses are held to a minimum when compared to various centerfire systems. New prices for the standard carbine run 1n the S90.00 to $110.00 range. The Ruger 10-22 Is an economical weapon to purchase, thereby increasing Its availability to many persons hampered by the struggling economy. These weapons are logical choices for automatic conversion because they have proven themselves to be well made, very rugged, maintain a relatively light weight, and are adaptable to many different sighting arrangements. The Ruger 10-22 made its debut in 1964, and has become one of the most popular firearms of its type in the world. When modified to the specifications given, the weapon retains its semi-automatic mode of operation and also allows fully automatic functioning by moving the selector lever into the proper position. The purpose of this manual is to provide the necessary instructions and manufacturing data required for conversion of the Ruger 10-22, semi-automatic carbine, into a selective fire automatic unit.
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