Free-float the 10/22 barrel? - Ruger Forum
2012年4月4日 · They said that it is not advisable to float the 10/22 barrel since the gun has an aluminum receiver. There have been some failures related to that receiver when floating the barrel and especially when mounting a heavier barrel. A good quality after market steel receiver would have much more strength. Like I said, those are not my words but they ...
Free Floating Barrel Hawkeye - Ruger Forum
2010年6月3日 · bigweatherby. 1874 posts · Joined 2010. #3 · Jun 10, 2010. I have a M77 in 264 that shot terrible. It is a stainless/synthetic. Groups were 4" at 100 yards. I floated the barrel. Took me about 10-15 minutes with some emery cloth. Now it looks good and shoots into 3" at 200 yards and about 1 1/4" at 100 yards.
Free Floating Barrel Hawkeye - Ruger Forum
2010年6月2日 · 1. Free floating the barrel 2. Pressure point near the end of the stock 3. Constant pressure along the entire barrel. I have owned rifles from each of the methods and the two that seem to work best (IMHO) are free floating and pressure point. To save myself from what happened to Ahab1, I own a spare stock that fits the M77 (free floated pillar ...
free floating barrel - Ruger Forum
2013年12月6日 · 2185 posts · Joined 2013. #2 · Dec 6, 2013. My thoughts are that most slings are attached to the stock. If you are walking the woods with a sling and no barrel band, should you catch the barrel on a branch you are likely to cause damage. In the UK, hunting rifles have barrel bands, target rifles, used at the range are free floating.
10/22 free float or bedded barrel? - Ruger Forum
2014年10月25日 · Start by loosening the takedown screw (on the bottom of the rifle) Set your inch pound wrench to 10 inch pounds, and tighten the takedown screw. Shoot a group at 25 yards, or 50 yards or whatever is easy where you shoot. Set your inch pound wrench to 12.5 and repeat. Then to 15, then 17.5, then 20, then 22.5.
22/77 barrel float problem advice n help wanted - Ruger Forum
2010年7月23日 · 22/77 barrel float problem advice n help wanted. Ok new here a few questions from down under. I begun tinkering with my 22/77lr following some ideas from others I floated the barrel rubbing away the forestock end ridge until wood cleared steel. Now sadly the barrels dropped so low that my scope runs out winding down.
Free-Floating 77/44? - Ruger Forum
2014年10月11日 · I have the stainless version with the cheap plastic stock. I cleared away a bunch of plastic to free float the barrel but the stock still flexes into the barrel when I use a bag rest. I punted and bought a Boyds stock, it just arrived yesterday. It needs a little work to completely float the barrel.
Ruger hawkeye free floated? - Ruger Forum
2016年1月19日 · 3167 posts · Joined 2014. #2 · Jan 19, 2016. Opinion - nope, Ruger will never spend the money having a tech ensure free-float on their rack rifles before leaving the factory. Thought - take the 2hrs and free float the barrel. It's not hard work, doesn't require special tools or skill, just takes time.
77/22 LR Accuracy Revisited - Ruger Forum
2019年2月1日 · 77/22 LR Accuracy Revisited. I have a 77/22 in .22lr that I've done some work on but with generally miserable results, at least compared to what I was hoping for. So far, over the last few years I've installed a Volquartson Tension barrel and laminated stock, Timney sear & shims in the trigger group and glass bedded the action (including ...
Hawkeye glass bedding and free floating result | Ruger Forum
2016年10月5日 · Just posting the result of my glass bedding and barrel free floating result for anyone interested in this for their Ruger 77's. I noticed a lot of contradictory commentary regarding glass bedding and free floating Ruger 77's. Factory stock Hawkeye 7mm Rem Mag with a Berger 140 VLD was shooting 3 shot groups of 1-3/4" to 2-1/2" at 100 yards.