Shooters in Arizona and others interested in the company wanted to support Cavalry Arms during their recent situation. LMS Defense stepped up to offer a one day Defensive Medicine class at a reduced rate with all proceeds going to support Cavalry Arms. Here is a review of the day and some links and additional information. The class was held on a Saturday in May at Shooters World in Phoenix.
Shooters in Arizona and others interested in the company wanted to support Cavalry Arms during their recent situation. LMS Defense stepped up to offer a one day Defensive Medicine class at a reduced rate with all proceeds going to support Cavalry Arms. Here is a review of the day and some links and additional information. The class was held on a Saturday in May at Shooters World in Phoenix.
Shooters in Arizona and others interested in the company wanted to support Cavalry Arms during their recent situation. LMS Defense stepped up to offer a one day Defensive Medicine class at a reduced rate with all proceeds going to support Cavalry Arms. Here is a review of the day and some links and additional information. The class was held on a Saturday in May at Shooters World in Phoenix.
Shooters in Arizona and others interested in the company wanted to support Cavalry Arms during their recent situation. LMS Defense stepped up to offer a one day Defensive Medicine class at a reduced rate with all proceeds going to support Cavalry Arms. Here is a review of the day and some links and additional information. The class was held on a Saturday in May at Shooters World in Phoenix.
After owning over a dozen 10/22s and shooting millions of rounds over the last 30 years you find out what most of the problems with the ruger 10/22s are.
I have spent a couple years focusing on 10/22 reliability, trying all kinds of modifications that I did myself, some worked and some failed, then setting down doing deep analysis of why this didnt work and how to fix it.
Then I spent a couple years on lets make this rifle shoot more accurate, tried some of the after market affordable barrels with some disappointment and started machining on the factory barrel and bolt.
I found that after I did a small group of modifications the rifle really worked and
was an accurate sleeper rifle.
After owning over a dozen 10/22s and shooting millions of rounds over the last 30 years you find out what most of the problems with the ruger 10/22s are.
I have spent a couple years focusing on 10/22 reliability, trying all kinds of modifications that I did myself, some worked and some failed, then setting down doing deep analysis of why this didnt work and how to fix it.
Then I spent a couple years on lets make this rifle shoot more accurate, tried some of the after market affordable barrels with some disappointment and started machining on the factory barrel and bolt.
I found that after I did a small group of modifications the rifle really worked and
was an accurate sleeper rifle.
After owning over a dozen 10/22s and shooting millions of rounds over the last 30 years you find out what most of the problems with the ruger 10/22s are.
I have spent a couple years focusing on 10/22 reliability, trying all kinds of modifications that I did myself, some worked and some failed, then setting down doing deep analysis of why this didnt work and how to fix it.
Then I spent a couple years on lets make this rifle shoot more accurate, tried some of the after market affordable barrels with some disappointment and started machining on the factory barrel and bolt.
I found that after I did a small group of modifications the rifle really worked and
was an accurate sleeper rifle.
The unique rifles were made in Italy as inexpencive kids rifles in the late 1960s and early 1970s. They weere imported into the US by Firearms International before the Gun Control Act of 1968 which required serial numbers, so many of these are grandfathered and have no serial number
The unique rifles were made in Italy as inexpencive kids rifles in the late 1960s and early 1970s. They weere imported into the US by Firearms International before the Gun Control Act of 1968 which required serial numbers, so many of these are grandfathered and have no serial number
The unique rifles were made in Italy as inexpencive kids rifles in the late 1960s and early 1970s. They weere imported into the US by Firearms International before the Gun Control Act of 1968 which required serial numbers, so many of these are grandfathered and have no serial number
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