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  • He Dog
    If there is you will never be able to tell it. It is a 10/22 not a high end target rifle. It can be capable of fine accuracy, but the polished bolt is unlikely to contribute much to that.

    On the other hand since you ordered the buffer, there is no reason NOT to polish the bolt, if only in the quest for yet another $800 10/22.

    (I am being snobish here, I only have about $650 in my 10/22, so I am not over the top at all)
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by supereagle
    hi guys just put a light pull trigger kit in from a guy on gb works awsome just ordered bolt buffer my question is,is there an advantage to polishing your bolt

    Yeah, it looks prettier polished.

    If you're expecting a difference in accuracy or reliability, I don't think you'll find any.

    I say, if you're going to polish the bolt, you might as well have it jewelled.

    Edit: If you check the auctions on GB, there is a guy who does it for $20 (plus shipping, which ought to be pretty cheap).

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    FWIW, my own 10/22 probably "only" has $450 in it, so its practically a "Yugo" [;)]


    quote:trigger, barrel, stock, etc etc, by the time you have a target 22, you no longer have a 10/22. (except maybe just the reciever.
    Receiver and bolt usually. . .but yes, you're right.

    Still, you have to figure that swapping the barrel, stock and trigger are going to be the top three mods to ANY custom gun. If you're starting with a $150 used gun, its not necessarily cost-ineffective to build a really nice custom 10/22 in exactly the configuration you like.

    Ruger does make special issue guns with many of these custom features already installed (eg like a bull barrel, etc), but those cost far more than the base $200 gun.
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  • He Dog
    Yeah, well I got my bolt jeweled for only $14! Sorry about the Yugo 10/22, I guess that means you shoot it once and buy a new one?[}:)]
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  • cwi555
    quote:Originally posted by supereagle
    hi guys just put a light pull trigger kit in from a guy on gb works awsome just ordered bolt buffer my question is,is there an advantage to polishing your bolt


    I doubt polishing the bolt is going to do much good.
    trigger, barrel, stock, etc etc, by the time you have a target 22, you no longer have a 10/22. (except maybe just the reciever.
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  • dbain99
    A simple polish alone wont do much, but when you have the headspace recut and squared you might as well have it polished and jeweled.
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  • supereagle
    Thanks guys for all the help never hurts to ask questions glad im a part of gb with great people who are always ready to help going to look into the jeweled bolt
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  • supereagle
    oh i left out my 10/22 has a 6.5x20x50 scope probly worth more than the gun
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  • He Dog
    So with that scope you will be required to put at least $775 in upgrades![}:)][:p]
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  • supereagle
    probly will thanks again hedog
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  • He Dog
    Gladly, that is what we get paid for here.


    HEY CAPT. KIRK, that is a hint!!![:p]
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