Ruger 10/22 Rifle Performance Modifications Bench Book
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Ruger 10/22 Rifle Performance Modifications Bench Book:
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Ruger 10/22 Performance Modifications & Enhancements 3.0
112 Page, Full Color Close Up Detailed Pictures
in a 8.5x5.5 Spiral Bound Bench Manual.
****Pen In Picture Not Included****
It\'s just for size reference purposes.
Check out the pics for the Table Of Contents.
This is a 8.5x5.5 clear plastic cover bench manual
with a black plastic back cover.
Filled with 112 pages of DIY performance modification you
can do to get the most out of your Ruger 10/22 Rifle.
I let a gunsmith friend of mine use my PrintedManual to teach a 10/22
gunsmithing course at Trinidad NRA gunsmithing school.
Here is what he and his students had to say about the exact
same manual I am offering you here on .
Late Summer 2010
Performance Enhancements for the Ruger 10/22 work in the Classroom
This Summer I had the chance to use Doug Yenshaw’s e-book, Performance
Modifications and Enhancements for the Ruger 10-22, as the text for teaching my
Ruger 10-22 class at Trinidad State Junior College.
Trinidad State Junior College (TSJC) hosts the NRA Summer Gunsmithing Program.
As a visiting instructor, I taught two classes for the Summer Session this year during July,
and one of my classes was Accuracy Improvement for theRuger 10-22.
TSJC has a regular Full-Time Gunsmithing Program and gives a degree certificate in
gunsmithing. As one of the premier gunsmithing schools, they attract students and
NRA Summer Session attendees who come equipped with high expectations of the
class curriculums, and their instructors.
At the end of last years Summer Session, I had been asked by the program directors
to offer a class on the popular Ruger 10/22.
I agreed, but then realized I was going to have provide a quality,
organized protocol for accurizing the little Ruger rifle.
Fortunately, I know Doug Yenshaw! He has offered his
e-book Performance Modifications and Enhancements for
the Ruger 10-22 for several years.
It is a thorough, and well organized step-by-step program for accurizing and
improving the10-22 without using expensive aftermarket parts.
The book has many clear color photographs that illustrate each step.
In other words, this is exactly what I needed for my class!
Fortunately, Doug graciously allowed me to use his book in my class for a
very nominal fee. That was a huge relief!
Normally I have to work on a classroom manual for five or six months to
prepare for the summer session. Having Doug’s completed book to use
in the class, meant I could spend some of my prep time gathering my class
materials.
When July finally rolled around, I loaded the van and drove to Colorado
to teach my classes.
Summer Session at TSJC is very busy, as the classes run from 8AM to 5 PM
Monday though Friday, with a short break for lunch at noon. Classes are 12
students, so with everyone needing personal instruction, it is a very intense
experience for the instructor!
My first week concerned bolt action rifle work, using my own manual which,
sadly, is NOT illustrated, so I had to demonstrate every
move in the shop and diagram them in the classroom.
Add to this the high altitude of Trinidad (6800 feet) and the high temperatures of July,
and you can understand that I was working very hard.
Even breathing was sometimes hard!
The second week, I met the students of the 10-22 class, and discovered that among
12 students we had 17 rifles! They were all very enthusiastic about the class.
I handed out the class materials, which consisted of a small goodie bag and Doug’s
fabulous manual. They immediately dived into their manuals and I had a hard time
getting their attention back for the class lesson.
In the class, we just followed the manual front to back, and the class went very smoothly.
I had a lot fewer questions and requests to repeat information, since they had Yenshaw’s
manual to guide them, when I wasn’t available.
This made the class very easy for me, and I spent my time showing how to use special
gunsmith tools and do the barrel machining on the lathe. I also demonstrated ways of
working on the breech block. Everybody had a good time with this.
I had requested that the students take their stock 10-22 to the range
and shoot it for group at 50 and 100 yards
(if it would hold a group together at 100 yards)
before class began, to establish a performance baseline.
This they did, and we posted their names and targets on one wall.
50 yard groups averaged anywhere from 1 ½ inches to 3 ½ inches.
Pretty much the usual for the little .22 carbines.
We worked our triggers, barrels, breech blocks (bolts), and stocks and then bedded our rifles.
Amazingly, most of the rifles were done by Wednesday! A few straggled on throughThursday.
Fourteen of the 17 rifles were completely finished! Getting all students to finish their work
during a full week is normally very difficult. Getting everybody done early was miraculous!
So, off they went to the range for testing. I waited a bit uncertainly, because although I
had utilized the techniques in Doug’s manual myself, I had never seen the results that
amateur gunsmithsand novices would derive from his method. It seemed too easy!
I had no reason to worry! The students returned with big smiles and small 50 yard groups!
The groups that had been in the inches at 50 yards, were now around 5/16ths
to 3/8ths extreme spread for 5 shots. Huge improvement!
The lone woman in the class came in with some good targets, but one intrigued me.
It was about a 1 inch diameter ragged hole in the center of the bullseye.
I remarked that it was a pretty large group. She replied that it was 100 shots at 100 yards!
We put up the final groups on the wall, below the starting groups.
Then we all walked back and forth comparing our progress.
Everybody was all smiles and amazement.
Doug’s system had really worked, even for the novice gunsmiths and
rank beginners in the class! I was relieved and gratified,
and for a change, not overworked!
The class evaluations were very positive, and one even said that the 10-22 class should be
the standard to which all the other classes should be held. Wow!
Thanks Doug! I couldn’t have done it without your book Performance Modifications
and Enhancements for the Ruger 10-22. It helpedall my students sail through the work.
Doug Yenshaw’s fine ebook is available from his website
Phil Lebow,
Senior Engineer, master gunsmith, instructor
Tactical Operations, Inc
Beverly Hills, CA
I don\'t want to mislead any of you with this testimonal so I need to say that my manual
doesn\'t show actual trigger engagement work on the hammer or sear to lower
the felt trigger weight.
Nor does it cover Glass Bedding the 10/22, I let him use my 10/22Pressure bedding video for class.
The accuracy results you can expect with the accurizing Bolt & Barrel machine work
instruction in this manual will be around 3/8\" to 5/8\" groups at 50 Yards
from your stock Ruger Barrel & Bolt.
Proving that Glass Bedding the Ruger 10/22 will improve accuracy.
If you have already purchased anaffordable aftermarket bull or stock taper barrel
with accuracy disapointment, then you can benifit from the machine work instructions also.
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Ruger 10/22 Rifle Performance Modifications Bench Book:
$21.97