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| Ultimate Ruger 10/22 Manual And User's Guide
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Author: Mark White
Publisher: Paladin Press
Release Date: 2000-05
ISBN-10: 1581600747
ISBN-13: 9781581600742
List Price: $18.00
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How to Build Military Grade Suppressors
ISBN-10: 0879471956
ISBN-13: 9780879471958
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Customize the Ruger 10/22
ISBN-10: 0896893235
ISBN-13: 9780896893238
List Price:$29.99
Workbench Silencers: The Art Of Improvised Designs (Silencers)
ISBN-10: 0873648951
ISBN-13: 9780873648950
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ISBN-13: 9780873647595
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The Ruger 10/22 is one of the most popular .22-caliber rifles of all time. It is relatively inexpensive, exceptionally reliable and accurate, and easy to work on, and parts are widely available. But as good as these versatile little rifles are, they can be made even better with a little work on their triggers, actions and barrels. This work is easy to do, even for people with little or no machining or gunsmithing experience, and it is inexpensive. And after you have customized your 10/22, why not go the extra step and add a legal suppressor so that you can use your rifle for animal control, in survival situations or just to save your hearing? With this book and very little time, effort and money, you can turn your Ruger 10/22 into the ultimate do-anything weapon.
don't waste your time & money
| Customer Rating: | | Author wasted too many pages on unnecessary info where he could have had more pics, and include some basic drawings with dims included, and the pics included were dark and lacked detail. The author mentions his designs in great length about muzzle brakes on 22's and 50 cal and describes them, well thats great but if you go thru that trouble to talk about them why not include some pics or drawings of your work. I'm sure the author makes some great stuff and good quality at that, but when you write a book so you can teach others give more detail then just words. The suppressor part was all text with a few flashy pics of them finished and installed, no drawings with specs. |
10/22 mods for the novice gunsmith
| Customer Rating: | | lots of info and mods for the 10/22. Great manual if you are mechcanically inclined hands on type of shooter. |
Ultimate Ruger 10/22 Manual and User's Guide
| Customer Rating: | | Don't waste you money on this one - not worth it. |
A bit of a disappointment...
| Customer Rating: | Actually, more than a bit. I was looking for an authoritative reference manual, but I got a summary of tweaks and idealogy about silencers as a great idea for pest control.
Reading this book was clearly influenced by my having read "The Gun Digest Book of .22 Rimfire" by James E. House. There is simply no comparison between the two books. Admittedly, the House book is more general in that it covers a wide range of rimfire firearms and does not go into great "tweak" detail. That focus was left to House's new book "Customized the Ruger 10/22" which I should be receiving from Amazon on August 25, 2006.
If House's book on customizing the 10/22 is anywhere near as complete and smartly written as his ".22 Rimfire" book turned out to be, then buying the "Ultimate Ruger 10/22 Manual and User's Guide" will be less valuable than it turned out to be. |
Almost great
| Customer Rating: | For the $15 and change from Amazon to your mail box, it is a reasonable value. For anyone that has not been in the middle of the Ruger 10/22 action, it is good. If it had two more pictures that I found on the internet, it would border on very good.
The author's (M. White) opinions on bullet stability vs velocity are inconsistent with results I have obtained at the shooting range. He also seems bent on flaunting his class what ever it is FFL and that he can have/manufacture silencers. Unnecessary. |
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