My Ruger 10-22s.
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Beautiful Larry!
The checkering and furniture on that International is sweet!
TacSol barrel on the Blackhawk l see.
All fine looking 10-22’s
Thank you for sharing…always!
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Yeah but they acquired Anderson etc. They always claim lost in those deals to cut taxes down.
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Ruger did buy Marlin.
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They got the Name and Trademark, Intellectual Property [of the Firearms], and a considerable amount of the tooling and equipment. No Real Estate with the Marlin acquisition, IIRC.
Honestly, I feared they were buying it to Kill it, or at the very least make it a “store brand”. I have been quite pleased and impressed with Ruger-Marlin.
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Thanks fellas for confirming…l had no clue Ruger bought AM and that was last month! Actually what got me searching my neighbor brought home 6 heirloom family firearms and one is a prewarning Marlin 39A in very good condition. I forgot they too are a micro-groove barrel like the 60. He is proud to have it next to his 336.
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I have 2 I keep saying I am going to send up to a guy in Connecticut to work on to make tack drivers, just haven’t gotten around to it.
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woah.. thats a good looking lever.. reminds me of my marlin 3030
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I have posted my 10-22 build before but here it is for this thread. It is a 90’s era Ruger 10-22 that I did a full rebuild on with Kidd and Volquartsen parts. I recently swapped out the stock. I fully clearanced the barrel channel for a full free float. I pillar bedded the stock for additional accuracy. She isn’t as accurate as my CZ 455 and CZ 457 but for a semi auto she will hold her own. One thing that I really love is that she is very light. The Volquartsen carbon fiber heavy barrel has a lot to do with that.
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I remember this build Greg and you spared no expense …and it shows! I can see it was a original stainless…the trigger group will not be silver these days they come in black polymer. And your receiver stamped “Carbine" w/ SR logo, new production has the “hard R" logo without Carbine stamp. Charger receivers are stamped “Charger". I had 8 beginning this year now down to 5. 2 gifted to granddaughter’s and 1 to grandson. Now they all have a 10-22 from my bench.
Who is the maker of your precision stock? It is beautiful! @1911
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i only use the ar15 section of the forum, but thanks to @19foxtrot im here now 
built this on a Grey Birch chassis and carbon fiber barrel assy, it has the Ruger BX trigger pack and KIDD buffer and pins
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It is a Boyds At- One adjustable stock. They are very well made and they really do a good job on the fit for each particular manufacturer’s models. I put the same stock on my CZ 455 that I built. I pillar bedded that stock also. Being laminated wood you don’t have any problems with moisture or warping. They are very reasonably priced for what you are getting.
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Had a Boyd’s Nutmeg back in the day. Reaper thanks for posting your awesome build! Tastefully done gentlemen
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They have a pretty wide selection of different laminate colors. For some reason I really like the grey laminate. I guess that it matches the guns themselves. I have one more Boyds on my Shuffs Mini G that I had built.
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its crazy how different the ‘same’ gun can look lol
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@Reaper That is one of the really great things about the 10-22 is the wide selection of aftermarket parts. You can do just a little accurizing or do a full on build to squeeze as much of the accuracy out of it as you can.
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yup, dont even need Ruger parts
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And now l am studying this chassis for the Charger and l like what I’m reading. I’m guessing l will need the forearm to go with to add the bipod? Without it although l see a pic rail a BX25 mag maybe to close for a bipod? Any AR pistol grip will fit? Here l go down another addictive ave!
hard to say on the room it would have without a forearm
yeah any will fit i have the Kungfu grip from Die Free Co
and you’re welcome
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