Does this stock allow the barrel of my standard ruger10/22 to be free floating?
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No; but, I did use this to bed mine. It works great for a Liberty Training Rifle.
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I had no issue seeing the iron sights, so I don't see why you would need to modify the stock in anyway except to accommodate for a scope mount, which I just used a dremel to cut a small groove in the side.
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No Drew. You can remove the trigger assembly. But, I glued the grip down... To make sure it would stay on the stock. Hope that helped you.
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Only if it is designed to use the rails. The barrel does not extend past the slide and is not threaded.
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It's hard to say as I have a red dot on there now. I just looked from the barrel back towards the stock and then rail looks higher than the sight. It may block it.
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Yes it can, however you need to use a tool to do so(tool included with the stock). Which in my opinion is a good thing since it ensures it won't move as you shoot. It's a great stock! I recommend it!
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NO! This is just a stock that you can use to replace your old stock to reduce recoil.
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I have not personally screwed one onto a ruger barrel. However they are supposed to fit all AR-15 barrels. I would be shocked if Ruger had a different barrel thread than all other AR-15s.
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I believe it will, as far as I know the military barrel is not larger at the action than my commercial barrel. I believe the step-down in the barrel leaving a larger gap between barrel and stock after it steps down will be your only drawback. That being said however, I am no expert in this matter, and this is only my opinion based on my understanding of the barrel diameter at the action. I hope this has been some help. My direct email is rdmacd1@gmail if you need further. Mac McDonough
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It will fit a picatinny rail or military standard 1913 rail I don't think it will fit any stock ruger 10/22 stocks
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No, my double barrel shotgun would not fit unless I put it sideways. I did not like that look because the stock stood out too far.
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Yes you can. But it's a bit unstable because of the way the stock floats under the barrel.
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You will need to modify the stock for the bull barrel! If I may suggest that you get
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I drilled into a Remington Hogue Stock. Worked well, it should not be a problem with the Gunsite stock.
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If you remove the cleaning rod it can clamp just flush with the stock. I have this and the Mosin-Nagant
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My Bersa .380 has a 3.5" barrel, and it was loose until I wet formed the holster to the gun. I really doubt you could get the Ruger LC .380 to ride securely. Maybe if they made a smaller holster...
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It would take a bit of work, but I believe it can. The stock is not a problem, bur the barrel would not be easy. Since it is a break barrel, you have to be sure not to block the range of motion. This is a great rifle and I will attempt adding a sling when I can find the time.