I see that you have not connected the shrink tubing connecting trigger to device. It's not going to work without connecting it! Did you get a small piece of rubber tubing with it?

Would be interesting to see how it shot with the standard peep sight.

VihtaVuori Reloading Manual 4th Edition, page 96: "Handloading is an enjoyable, rewarding hobby that can be easily carried out in complete safety. However, like any human activity, carelessness or negligence can create hazards. Handling primers and powders correctly is at the core of safe handloading practices. Do not store large quantities of primers in bulk! Doing so will create a bomb! Primers kept in bulk can explode en masse - the explosion of a few hundred primers is equivalent to throwing a hand grenade into a room!" Swift Bullet Company Reloading Manual Number two, page 38: "The Basic Rules for Reloading Safely Introduction Read all available books on reloading. Make yourself as knowledgeable as you can." page 40: "Primer Handling Do not dump together in bulk. There is a risk of mass detonation if one is ignited. There have been instances of 'primer dusting'." Lyman 51st Handloading Handbook, page 29 and 39: "CAUTION: Primers are explosives and require special care." Hornady Handbook of Cartridge Reloading 11th Edition, page 85: "Primers are the most active, potentially dangerous component employed in reloading. You can get into trouble with them handling in such a way as to discharge them" Metallic Cartridge Reloading, All New Third Edition, M.L. McPherson, page 6: "FORWARD never forget that when handloading ammunition you are dealing with energetic materials and devices capable of bringing great harm and destruction. I am constantly reminded of the dangers primers present. One regional ammunition manufacturer formerly demonstrated this fact to all new employees at the company's annual picnic. At 200 yards, he would set up two targets: one was a company coffee cup with 200 primers in it; the other, two sticks of dynamite hidden behind a similar cup. He would then explode each target with precisely placed shots. The question the group was to answer: 'Which was which..?' And the answer was not obvious!" page 29: "Primer Safety If there is one area of deep concern, it is safe handling of primers. I don't understand how it happens, but people are always finding ways to set off a primer unintentionally. Stories abound of handloaders, managing to mass explode them. The handloader can treat primers with all manner of disrespect, but sooner or later he will pop a primer unintentionally. If that happens to be intimately associated with a large group of primers, the results can be devastating. Such a simultaneous detonation would be a disaster." page 30: "Handle primers with the respect these little bombs deserve and follow all safety precautions provided by the manufacturers." Hodgdon Powder No. 27 Data Manual, section 6 -10, under "Handling Primers": "They demand the respect and careful handling due any device containing explosives. Primers should never be handled, used, in bulk, since primers in bulk can explode simultaneously." Lyman 51st Handloading Handbook, page 59: "CAUTION: handling primers one at a time is a safe procedure. However, primers handled in bulk are a potential hazard. Should one primer explode, all will do so spontaneously with disastrous results. Even a few primers exploding can cause serious property damage and personal injury." page 60: "CAUTION: Primers can and do “dust”. CAUTION: Static electricity may cause primers to explode." Speer Handloading Manual Number 15, page 41: "Static electricity and the Reloader 1. Static electricity can be highly hazardous for the reloader. 2. primers are most sensitive to static charges. The energy is enough to ignite primer dust. The dust can ignite and propagate to all the primers" Modern Reloading Second Edition Richard Lee Revised 2021, page 59: "Tony Sailer from CH Tools gave good advise about primers. 'Reloading is pretty safe, until you handle primers in quantity'.” page 60: "Accidentally drop a tube full of primers to a concrete floor and you are going to have one heck of a bang." page32: "Never use a primer feeder that feeds from a tube. If one primer goes off they all explode. What would happen if you should drop a tube full of primers to the concrete floor between your feet? You may not be blind, but could be forever a soprano." Berger Bullets Reloading Manual 1st Edition, page 104: "The safe reloading of ammunition is largely based on the use of common sense." page 106: "Safety always comes back to the use of common sense. If you ever find yourself in doubt, stop, research" Now I’ll round out with a few horror stories - {these are not meant to scare anyone away from reloading but rather to encourage everyone to always follow all the safety precautions and heed the warnings in the manuals for a safe and long Handloading journey}. Any Shoot Will Do, The A-Square Handloading and Rifle Manual, page 16: "Let’s start with guys who didn’t read the safety chapter. All of these are real incidents involving experienced reloaders. #1, A commercial handloader producing handgun cartridges in quantity used to begin his day by filling a coffee can with primers to pour into the machine. He would pull out each tray and, with a flick of the wrist, empty it into the can. One day he used too much flick: one primer went off, initiating a chain reaction that filled the air with shrapnel and cost him both his eyes." [a commercial reloader that thought about how many rounds he had loaded and never had a problem whereby he did not bother with safety or safety glasses, until one day he wished he had taken heed to the warnings, but it was too late by then.] The Complete Handloader, John Wootters, page 37: "The Power of Primers Never under estimate the potency of priming compounds. a workman at a priming manufacturing facility was carrying a bucket of loose primers and the whole bucket detonated. they never found any part of the workman except his shoes. An acquaintance of mine had about a hundred rifle primers detonate in a plastic medicine vial in his left hand. He lost his hand and the sight in his left eye, and he underwent a series of operations for cosmetic repairs to his face, arm, and upper body, suffering a great deal of pain, a staggering financial setback, and the loss of part of his livelihood. He was a gunsmith. Primer Precautions Such tragedies illustrate the inherent explosive power of small-arms primers, but they can be avoided totally by understanding and adhering to a few simple precautions. The first is never store primers in any kind of container other than the original factory packaging. The second is go back and reread that last sentence several times. Do not keep live primers, however few, loose in any sort of miscellaneous container, and most especially not one made of glass." A Posie by TheTexasRAT: "And remember: Wisdom Never Lies Inked To The Pages Coddled By A Book But Rather At Rest Supply About The Inside Of Open Minds That Render The Confounds Thereof."

In general is this a quiet shooter? Or still loud? I want my next home defense purchase to be on the quiet side.

its still not a true hard wood stock.

the 10 22 can't hit a barn even if you are inside the infamous model 60 will fall apart in your hands it is however accurate

I'll sell you a rubber band to help you bumpfire

They just bump fire and don't need any device

Ruger Americans are JUNK! I'm going to stick it to Ruger who won't fix my Ruger American Rimfire and sell my 3 Rugers for something else. An unfired Ruger purchased in 2013 was recently discovered that it won't feed ammunition and Ruger refuses to fix it. This is in spite of them knowing they manufactured some that were defective. I also have 2 unfired Ruger 10/22s that I bought in 2015 and 2017 when my son's were born. I planned on presenting these rifles to my sons when they turned 16 but Ruger's unwillingness to do anything for me has put me at odds with them for any future business. I will make certain that my boys know what kind of company Ruger is, and with any luck they boycott Ruger too. Too bad because I really wanted a Ruger no. 1 before this experience

Released your hand allowing the rifle to move.

Released your hand allowing the rifle to move.

Thank you for sharing I’m doing a rebuild/ overhaul on a mil spec 1911 and had planned to switch out the sights but I’ve got to try this. The small sight post is a gem

Damper, not dampener. A damper dissipates vibration, a dampener gets something wet.

Boyd is realy a great i have 3 and one coming next week pillor bed it cant get to much better.

Why did I find this video today after I ordered from fire quest... I had 14 years to be warned & I missed by 1 day. Well I'll hope for the best Lol

We teach iron sights at youth camp. Yes, I use scopes on most of my 22s, but basic shooting skills starts with iron sights. Conversely, I have seen Army Rangers at the range that did not know how to set up or use a scope.

You tell this is yours first one why you don't bedding it don't know how good you shoot straight

amazing that I get this video recommended to me after like 10 years. nowadays we have the FRT stuff lmao, theres binary triggers, and other crazy stuff with 3d printing, but yeahhh.

Haven't had a chance to test if it holds zero, but mounts just fine and has nice clear glass. Centered vertically true to a plumb line with the crosshairs which is always a plus!It's a great kzfaq.infoUgkxc4K63Fd5LglDMObu7-Bgapxp_ef0W8hE scope. There's no parallax adjustment or focus ring, so may be limited to 3-7x, have to see how it is on the range. Also be aware that the rings are "look through" so you can still use irons, but they are really tall if you only intend to use the optics. On a 22LR no biggie since I'm not shooting competitions or worried about a hard cheek press. Will boresight and range test, if all goes well, I'll leave it at that!

After sighting in at 60 feet, I could easily cover 5 shots with a nickel kzfaq.infoUgkxQt2uORDRfFOVSrO4idv4B90ThT6EOnEL ! Truly a pleasure to shoot! Scope was easy to adjust for eye relief. Only problem the varmints must have seen it delivered lol!Update: So impressed with shot groups at 30 yards I purchased a Hammers 3×9 with adjustable Objective scope! Now a true nail driver!

That 45 carbine can take a white tail at 100 yards

The 10/22 takedown is the best.

I got mine stainless and got the Ruger over molded stock which looks really good.

The tri burst and full auto triggers work. They can be purchased online. Installed with some mill work to the lower. ATF will not like it.

It'll work if you pull the gun forward instead of pulling your trigger finger. It's a bump fire mechanism.

I like your calendar..

Loving It!!!

WOOHOOO!

You're supposed to tighten all the bolts and the additional lip is for the trigger to reset and spring forward with assist and practice ! Sorry if it has been commented below. Didn't look

I don't have the Auto Burst Trigger System but I have friends who have them on their Ak47's & AR15's and they work just fine !!! Some people are just So STUPID that they can't walk and chew gum at the same time !! These things work just fine !! As for Firequest , my friends and I have been purchasing products from them for years and never had even one problem with Firequest or it's products !! There is No Cure for STUPID !!!!

I had about 6 or 7 all black guns when I got into collecting. My family thought they looked menacing and didn't approve. That fueled my passion for wood stock guns and now I have over 30 and it looks more like a museum than a terrorist stockpile. I don't even consider purchasing polymer guns anymore.

very good video ,it was very helpful .

Pull the charging handle off and screw it into the right side.

Marlin 60 Will still be popping when they are ALL GONE

i have a 10/22. no reason to buy a 22lr anymore.

rip

She's a spoiled girl you can tell by how done up she is, hair, makeup, nails, new clothes, shoes, vehicles, jewelry, and on and on.

No video in 5 years. Are you and "Muffie" still together? Hopefully sugarbaby didn't take out sugardaddy for all the marbles.

It's a shame you don't have more videos of her. How'd he?

Is "Muffie" his wife?! Hot damn!

Thanks You, I will do it this week end

Here in 2022 neither the Remington or Marlin exist anymore

7 yrs ago ..great video thanx

nice calendar

I did the same thing and it was a fun DIY project. The only thing I added was to dip a tooth pick into appliance epoxy paint (small bottle like nail polish) and put a white dot on the front sight. Works perfectly and clear

Lmao, looks like the time machine from Napoleon Dynamite!

Did ya figure this out? I think it's to be operated like a bump stock. Maybe

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My gp gave me his M1911 and the back sights a little to the left I have to aim and move the front sight just right if the back and then it’s on target trying to slide it over it looks like it can but idk

Nice video but the only thing that came to my mind after watching is snagging.