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Disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling a Ruger 10/22 Mag (no music)
Here's a video walkthrough on how to disassemble, clean, and reassemble a Ruger 10/22 rotary magazine.
This video is identical to my earlier video on the subject, only the overly-loud background music has been removed. The original video is accessible at czcams.com/video/ek4_iFVoKdo/video.html
See www.heypete.com/pete/shooting/rugermag.html for more information.
This video is identical to my earlier video on the subject, only the overly-loud background music has been removed. The original video is accessible at czcams.com/video/ek4_iFVoKdo/video.html
See www.heypete.com/pete/shooting/rugermag.html for more information.
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Disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling a Ruger 10/22 Mag
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Here's a video walkthrough on how to disassemble, clean, and reassemble a Ruger 10/22 rotary magazine. Note: The music is too loud. Sorry. I know. It didn't seem as loud on my system when I made the video in 2007 and there's no way to edit it now. Please do *not* leave comments about the music being too loud; any such comments will be removed. If the music bothers you, you can view the same vid...
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Me firing a Ruger Mark II 22/45 pistol with a Gem-Tech Outback II suppressor. This is a video response to a video of it being fired unsuppressed. Compare the significant noise reduction (the manual states a 39dB reduction). Ammo used is CCI Standard Velocity, which is subsonic.
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Terry's on the left shooting a Schmidt-Rubin K31 rifle which belongs to Dwane, who's shooting the Browning M1919 (which belongs to me). Both are WWII-era guns, the K31 being made by the Swiss, and the M1919 being made by the Americans, later sold to the Israeli military, returned to the United States, and converted to semi-auto.
turn up the music... I like that song.
Works the same for my American in .17 HMR
Thanks
Big hello from Northern Ireland UK 🇬🇧 . Thanks for taking the time to explain this so concisely and plainly. I hate videos that go on for half an hour before the person actually gets to the subject. This is the best video in the subject I have come across. 👍
Your video was more helpful than the one from tandem cross.
Moron
Is that really 9/64ths?? My wrench doesn't fit, it's even worse than the barrel band screw...Why are these screws made so badly?
It was back when I made the video. It’s possible they may have changed the screw size in the interim.
I enjoyed the music while following your instructions, Cheers mate.
Brandenburg Concerto No 3(Allegro) - and it is NOT too loud ! I listen to Bach much louder when gunsmithing. Great tips on the magazine - I should have watched it yesterday before the "mistakes were made"
Thanks Matt, I just had a feed problem with my Ruger 10/22 so I assumed it was a dirty magazine. You got me through the process in short order. Good concise video.
Which CLP did you say you used to clean the plastic parts? My hearing isn't the best and I couldn't hear what you said because of the music.
I just use Break-Free CLP, but really anything will work.
@@heypete1 Thanks.
Thanks for a top-notch video on something useful.
Wow! A video from 1953! Thanks man!
Thank you. Excellent video
great video. very informative, but did you try to sound like a bot when explaining the steps? Hilarious.
Brilliant. Holding the nut, and rotating the mag makes reassembly a breeze. Thanks. Been wanting to do this for a long time.
Just bought a Ruger 10-22 & will be cleaning the magazine the 1st time that I clean the riffle, almost looking forward to it. Thank You
I feel like I just got advice from Ward Cleaver.
Much better than one with music. Thank you!!
Back when diego was Skinny!
FYI..if you have a older, Version 1 ? original design? rotary magazine with the ultra small Allen head disassembly screw , that screw should be a 5/64ths ... I know... I have 2 of the old design.
I tried counting the 8 notches clockwise during reassembly. Then test firing the rifle it started jamming. I then watched the Brownell video that advises turning 2 to 3 turns. I loosened up the magazine to where I retightened about 2 1/2 turns. Now the rifle fires as it should, reliably without jamming. To turn 2 1/2 times, using my fingers to turn, I used a 7/16" socket and while holding tension on the socket I inserted a small screwdriver into the socket to aid in seating the nut . I was able to do this quite easily.
I love the "Masterpiece Theater" music! Try simple green for cleaning, leaves no dirt grabbing residue .
Thanks, that saved some hassle!
I knew somebody would have this one on youtube....good job and thanks.
Thanks for the remake!
Hi all! If the loudness of the music bothers you, please see the music-free video at czcams.com/video/x0CsX1lNquI/video.html - please do not comment complaining about the music, such comments will be removed. I recorded this video over a decade ago and didn’t know much about video editing then. I can’t change the volume of the music after it’s been “baked in” to the movie. Thank you.
dumb ass music. Now remove the comment.
No need to apologize for some of the finest music ever written.
Too bad you can't remove all the thumbs down, Lou Sir
Truly I must say: Its an AWESOM video and a very stately black-tie affair at that, Thank- you sir for your insights. You make that look so easy...
All we need is the old Bell &Howell projector sound effect in the background! LOL . You're probably too young to have had film projectors in the classroom, but us old timers sat through many of those films. I got a real kick out of your video. And seriously thank you for the video, very well done and informative! I just got a 10/22 with this magazine, and read the instructions , your video makes it easier to understand. BTW the music is a cool touch. the whole thing is great, fun to watch.
Great I’m glad I watched your video. Thank You
Great video, shows how to perform a tricky operation easily! And thanks for the Bach in the background!
What the hell is with the damn music?
Well done and VERY precise. Followed your instruction and the mag worked perfectly. My problem was the spring tab had come loose from the screw. Thanks
As a newbie to caring for my guns, I loved the step my step instructions. The tightening of the spring while putting together was a neat step. Thanks and I enjoyed the music, a lot.
Damn! Get rid of the music!! Can't hear anything with that playing !!
The video was made 13 years ago. It can't be changed. There's a link to a music free video in the description.
Blaring music is not my cup of tea. It was hard to listen to your comments due to the loud music.
I'll be sure to keep that in mind when I invent a time machine to go back in time 13 years ago when the video was made. The video description also includes a link to a no-music version.
Perfect. Thanks a lot.
thanks you been a big help
Thanks for the video. I'm glad I didn't throw away the parts once I had it apart.
This video is classy as fuck.
I like the music
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Thanks.
Love the music!!! Thank you for the concise, step by step procedure. I was about to toss the mag I disassembled!
Everyone needs a little Bach.
Actually, I enjoy music from the classical masters! lol A litlle Mendellson would be nice! lol
Well done. Straight to the point.
Nice job! Good audio, clear, well lit appropriate camera angles. Thamks
EXCELLENT video!
Great info. I like this flick over the one with the music. Thanks 😎👍🇺🇸