Would this be about the same with a 308 savage rifle?

Thanks for the video - watched twice and got it. Instead of a penny nail for a "slave" I cut the end of a cotton swab wood dowel - worked great.

How do you defrost it? (when it's in butcher paper)??

Here in 2024, thanks soooo much for this! Never would have figured out the hammer strut issue without this video. Literally might be the worst designed handgun ever, but love to shoot it

Best mini 14 video on youtube!

Thanks. I've had mine for years and have been afraid to do this as I have with my other pistols. I know I need to do it for cleaning and will do so.

I have watched quite a few videos on Mini 14 disassembly, and yours is by far the best. Thanks for taking the time to share.

Problem trying to line up the last part on my greener empire 13 gauge

This video helped with me taking down my Baby Automag .22Lr. Idk how long it's been since the previous owner cleaned it, but it had some yellow gunk around the ejection port so I'm gonna assume it's been a decade or more.

You are a lifesaver! I had disassembled the trigger assembly and, apparently, did something wrong when I put it back together. It was so reassuring to have clear step-by-step instructions! 😅 👏🏻

Thanks. This might be the most painful gun ive ever owned, and your video helped.

use a toothpick for the trigger sear. Trim to fit before final assembly. "Slave Pin"

Great job on describing the whole process! Thank you so much for posting!

For anyone reading comments in 2024, are there any good free ballistics calculator apps???

I know this is an old video, but it's been a WHILE since I had to disassemble my 10/22 trigger group. Thanks for this video...and just as a tip to anyone looking for something else to use as a slave pin for the trigger, I used a short piece of an old plastic ink pen tube. Cut to length, and was the perfect diameter for this. I'm sure there are other options, but this might help someone down the road.

I really appreciate this instructional!

Thanks man I really thought Ruger just bolted it in there, I was able to get the rear sights out but not the front one. I dropped mine at the range and the rear sight broke. It's built like a tank unfortunately a can't say the same for the sights. Swapping mine out for some tritium night sights.

Thanks! Good instructions. Very easy to understand. The slave pin trick is a must.

What's the best bullets for this piece. I just purchased one

Great video. I appreciate the well lit close up of the extractor and the barrel connection. Helps to see what you meant.

Got it.

How do you put it together?

It's too bad your video's are gone you made the best relaoding video's -- Period ........ I learned so much from you and still learning and I'm 67 yrs. old .. I loved ur striped lower builds and Swiss loading .. Wish ya could send me everything some way :-( hope ur well - MegaBait .........

How much

You never removed the firing pin.

I am Green to Rifle Scopes, I just bought a NX-* Nightforce. with a .05 MOA, is 1 click equal to 1" MOA? or is .05 just Equal to .05 I am going Zero at 36 yards.

Thank you, thank you for an excellent video, my motor just died, bought a new one and this is better than the Traegar video, well done and thanks again

Best explanation on YT. Greetings.

Minute of Pigeon its perfect

Why would my auger motor have a grounded wire attached to the corner screw? Nothing about that??

How do you develop the cheat sheet

Great explanation, thanks for sharing!

While the power from tje motor is unplugged, pull the whole auger out to connect it to the motor. Much easier to access that allen bolt to it.

If that retaining "V-Block" does not mate properly to that aftermarket barrel within that dovetail, will not that barrel move over time and then damage that extractor? My Regards Mr. Dominic James Austin.

Thank you….

2024 and this video saved me a lot of frustration. Cheers sir

Tks sir

Awesome...Thank You!

The barrel is free floated and cold hammer forged.

Thanks for your video, it was better than the instructions and the manufacturer video.

Great pistol. I bought mine new in 1986. Still looks and functions like it did way back then.

The Ruger 10/22 Instruction Manual reads (in red ink): "Do not place any thread locker (such as LOCTITE) into the screw holes in the receiver, as the thread locker can drip into the bolt or receiver and cause potentially dangerous malfunctions."

Round toothpicks works for slave pins.

Has anyone found out that the windage dial is designed so it is loose?

Cute

Yep the one complaint I have with the 102 is the handle is just a bit too small other than that great knife.

Thank You

The tiny screws are a pain. A ancient system

If it wasn't for this awesome tutorial video I would thrown my trigger assembly away yesterday because I was having problems with the orientation of the parts. Thank you

Figured it out eventually! It’s simple but things need to be lined up perfect lol