3D Printed Ruger 10/22 Charger

Patreon link: / booligan
I'm a huge fan of all rimfire guns, especially the 10/22, so when the files dropped on Deterrence Dispensed for their printable 10/22 receiver, I had to download it and print one out! Here's the final product, a compact, fully custom Charger style pistol build.
Barrel work done here: www.barrelthre...

[@pricelessppp]

I’ve seen these builds on Facebook groups. Love the pirate inspired builds!

[@supermoon1430]

What Facebook group?

[@pricelessppp]

@@supermoon1430 One of the charger fan groups.

[@MrBb3k]

Love how you combined wood, plastic and metal in this

[@viciousKev]

And glass

[@eg39701]

This looks like one of those things police departments would post on Twitter and they'd say, "Look at this dangerous weapon we took off the street"

[@jeronimomurruni]

Legally, it's nothing. In reality this thing is, in fact, a 10/22

[@anonymouse7394]

No since it wasn't made by Ruger it isn't actually a 10/22. If I built a Lambo chassis/ body kit from scratch and then bought a bunch of parts that fit it and make it look like a Lambo did I build a Lambo?

[@lucifer2b666]

@@anonymouse7394 If you followed the design or blueprints of a real lambo then yes. It wouldn't be as valuable though because it wasn't a commissioned lambo by the company, made with their level of quality control and testing. If you managed to make a high quality lambo though, it would be a lambo and it would be valuable.

[@MrChamberlaindavidd]

Easily my favorite 3D printed firearm I've seen to date. 😍

[@houghwhite411]

Keeping the obrez spirit lol

[@ge0arc244]

Every Time you 3D print a firearm, Chuck Norris's Beard grows a little bit THICKER.

[@waynepond1869]

Imagine following the law when you can make untraceable firearms

[@bagellord113]

You can make ‘em, just can’t sell ‘em or give ‘em to your friends.

[@Spiderslay3r]

@@bagellord113 you can do that too, you just can't make them for the express purpose of sale or distribution. If you get tired of your 3D printed gun or your wife wants it out of the house, it's fair game for sale.

[@AnimeFan_2013]

H e h

[@waynepond1869]

@@bagellord113 yeah and you can put a shoulder stock on a short barrel receiver as well and then sell it because no law is gonna prevent that

[@bagellord113]

@@waynepond1869 you only said that because someone else did.

[@NitrousBanshee]

Happy to see something other than ARs and glocks. Great video and build. Doing a mod9 v2 myself. But I like odd stuff like that. Maybe I'll do one of them too.

[@mrbushwookie6051]

That sweet! Just earned a sub. Im gonna get myself an Ender 3 and get to work on this little hobby. What printer do you use?

[@booliganshootingsports]

I use an Ender 3, and nearly everything on Deterrence Dispensed is designed with the Ender in mind. Super easy to work with.

[@haydenc2742]

Any update on the firing at the range?

[@Reth_Hard]

OH THANK YOU for giving me these LEGAL ADVICE for FREE! As a CANADIAN, I didn't know this was so EASY to get a FUCKING GUN without filling ANY PAPERWORK! Just one last thing... Can you PLEASE put the link to the 3D PRINTER FILES in the video description? FUCK YEAH!!

[@hanzgetzeflammenwefer1049]

Looks like a flintlock psitol

[@lomparti]

That looks so badass, like a modern pirates handgun. lol how does it shoot one handed? Youre able to aim and shoot and stay on target pretty good?

[@mikeag]

The t-con RMR on top is worth 4 times that that gun cost to make 😄 Nice job on the build!

[@booliganshootingsports]

lol, Ebay buddy, that thing is fake as shit.

[@corcorandm]

Maybe we should print those too

[@nextlvlroy]

Damn, I have to learn how to modify the wooden stock to make it look like that. I love that shortened look.

[@honeybadgeractual5734]

Im going to print one, and im going to make it look like a dueling pistol, id also like to see about a binary trigger as well. Imagine whipping that out and your buddy is like... ???? Single shot ??? The hell is that???? And you let off 10 rounds of 22 so quick it almost sounds like automatic fire. Then they gotta figure out what the hell you've made, and what its made from.. Then we get to the real fun and I bust out them 25rd and 50rd mags and we have ourselves a fun time with the ole .22lr "pirate blaster 5000" lol.

[@chadknapp2437]

Definitely a sweet little piece, good work!

[@chadknapp2437]

Make a holster and get a couple of those little box mags

[@angellira1282]

Any chance you can share the size settings for the 3d printer? I have the file but it seems to be in inches instead of mm.

[@joenathan3593]

where to get the file?

[@kazoolordhd6591]

Scale by 25.4

[@manuelpatterson8002]

Gangsta shot sounds pretty nice with that.

[@agreen9813]

That would make an awesome farm harvest firearm.

[@MrChamberlaindavidd]

Funny... I was just thinking the same thing.

[@foltairguns3814]

Cool looking pistol

[@Skwisgar2322]

You should probably add a very important note that you CAN NOT under any circumstances transfer said home made weapons. If you print this reciever yourself DO NOT attempt to sell or otherwise transfer ownership to anyone else. This could be especially important for anyone running a 3d printing farm etc.

[@booliganshootingsports]

Eh, debatable. If you make it with the intention to sell, that’s illegal. If you make it, get bored of it, and decide to sell or transfer it later, that’s generally allowed by the ATF provided you serialize it. I’m not a lawyer though, I just run their multi-million dollar marketing campaigns, lol.

[@Skwisgar2322]

@@booliganshootingsports with today's ATF i would not chance "generally allowed".

[@booliganshootingsports]

@@Skwisgar2322 Sure, but as now, the letter of the law allows it. So, yeah, don't start up a 3D printing farm intended to manufacture and sell receivers without an FFL07, but if you get tired of one that you previously made for yourself, there's nothing stopping you currently from selling it.

[@Skwisgar2322]

@@booliganshootingsports I would at least caution anyone making one of these to keep records of when/why it was made as that is the major consideration of whether it is legal to transfer. You have to prove you didn't manufacture it for sale, and we have seen agents stretch the letter of the law if they really want to.

[@Skwisgar2322]

Additionally, in the case the gun is lost or stolen, it might be a good idea to serialize it even for your own use.

[@TheDirtyvermonter]

😂If the founding fathers had semi autos theyd look like that.

[@gLocksmith.]

my favorite so far, amazing

[@matthewlarue1883]

I am wanting to build a 410 or 20g blunderbuss style pistol. I want it to have brass accents and copper engraving in the wood.

[@lonerider4398]

Man I have a 10/22 and I chop all the stocks off my rifles I love the old school duel look 😎🧎🏾

[@deucedeuce1572]

"Follow federal laws"... like the 2nd Amendment?

[@jessesimmons4503]

2A is a human right.

[@jackdolezal9742]

i wish the 2a could require lawful citizens to own a firearm

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@jackdolezal9742 lol. I know what you mean. In a sense it kind of does, just not by force if you know the spirit of the 2nd Amendment (and the Founding Fathers) and the history of the Militia. ALL MEN 17-45 were (are) militia, trained to arms and having their own firearms (minutemen). The only people that weren't militia were people that had some kind of exemption or belief that made it "wrong" for them to own firearms or to commit violence (though this doesn't really exist, it is to make it a Choice by not forcing people to be part of the militia). Sorry for the rant. We just foolishly allowed the militia to dissolve, giving the federal government all the power and ability to go after firearms (because after generations, we have ignorant people who never owned of fired a gun before)... and of course, people always want to rule by their ignorance (If they weren't ignorant, they wouldn't want to rule/control).

[@jackdolezal9742]

@@deucedeuce1572 well said

[@TheHolyGhost1st]

I love it bro that thing is beautiful

[@MichaelKocher1]

Hey! Do you have the adapter files for the rmr sight? I love your design and think the rails are dorky.

[@Synergy7Studios]

The legalities are that there are no laws. 2A means it's all unconstitutional.

[@booliganshootingsports]

Cool cool, be sure to shout that argument to the ATF as they shoot your dogs.

[@Synergy7Studios]

@@booliganshootingsports The dogs are full of tanerite.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

@@Synergy7Studios We also got the boomba roombas (claymore mounted roombas) up in this bitch.

[@Kawaiijihad]

Modern flintlock lookin, fugly but beautiful.

[@prdak0546]

Why does this feel so right yet so cursed at the same time?

[@calebs.8776]

That is cool as hell

[@randomactsofriding4850]

This thing is super cool!

[@Twinkcentral]

Watched three of your videos today, love them all NEW subscriber here

[@brandontrejo2269]

I wonder how good the accuracy is

[@aaron451]

Such a fun build

[@Blackqueens89]

I love this guy... how he talks lol (the lawyer talk )

[@booliganshootingsports]

Working 13 years in a law firm will do that to you, haha.

[@Blackqueens89]

@@booliganshootingsports Love the videos you’re one of my new favorite KZbinrs I just discovered you

[@Cherokee-sz7xi]

Is it possible to purchase one of these virgin receivers?

[@ronaldpeterson5598]

have you made bi-nary trigger yet? or something similar ? the drop in bi-nary is WAY TOO EXPENSE -- I would like to find a way to make my own -have you tried yet?

[@mschrage618]

I need one to keep in a custom fit holster on my motorcycle lol. Preferably in full auto, although I obviously see both the legal and engineering problems with that idea

[@xmrpaintx1]

10/22 is remarkably easy to turn full auto, the legal part not so easy.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

@@xmrpaintx1 10/22 is actually one of the more difficult firearms to make full auto. What makes it difficult is not just the fact that the trigger group is small, but due to the weak recoil spring there is a lot of bolt bounce. The 10/22 bolt is designed where it can't fire out of battery so you get a lot of failures to fire on an improper full auto 10/22. Many people who bought a registered 10/22 "auto sear" get low key scammed on this as very few people knew how to properly make the 10/22 full auto. There are two ways to arrest the bolt bounce, the best is to create a secondary disconnector that interacts with a cut groove on the bottom of the bolt. This holds the hammer back until the bolt is stationary. Another option is to add a counterweight to the back of the bolt similar to an AR buffer design. It is less effective however, but does not require a milling machine. This is why you don't see a lot of full auto machine shops offering a full auto 10/22 as one of their offerings to shoot. Very few SOT have the skills and knowledge to do the modification correctly.

[@acorncz4752]

This gun is absolutely beautyfull.

[@RootStoneKnives]

my favorite design

[@davidgause4661]

Can you send me the interface pic rail? Great job on the build

[@MartianBuddy]

I got an idea, sawed off garand..like one from hellsing!

[@bongscholar3255]

You should put a belt hook on it like a flintlock had

[@collincharles3687]

Hey can i have link to the design plz or maybe a pdf file?

[@smurfkilla369]

When are you going to post a vid of you shooting that thing? I’m looking for a wood stock now to try this build because of this vid. Thank you

[@booliganshootingsports]

Like 2 months ago? There’s a range video of this gun and others on the channel.

[@tylerclymer9772]

ATF has enterd the chat

[@SleeperCell117]

I know you're probably not gonna see this, but how did you take apart your enforcer Needletail, like I can't get the big pin holding the upper to the lower out. I took off the hex screw, but when I try to push the pin out, it doesn't come out, how'd you do it?

[@booliganshootingsports]

I've never tested a Lancer Enforcer Needletail, so I can't help you out there. In general, you might need to tap that pin out with a hammer and a punch, sometimes they're in there stiff.

[@stevealtman9433]

Hello, & what's up @Booliganshootingsports!? I'm just curious about that optics ready, red dot rail that u printed, & modded onto the top of the reciver!! Did u, or anyone release the files for this part as well?🤔🤔🤔 I personally feel like this red-dot adapter plate, that you've designed deserves its own video.

[@booliganshootingsports]

I don’t think I ever did, but I can probably get a quick release whipped up.

[@coreturkoane5570]

Where can i get the file for the flap top receivor?

[@Dystraxia1076]

Mister Booligan, aside from the 3D printed part, can you tell me again what parts I need to buy for this build? I really love that pirate pistol. I have the Ender 5 plus. I’m really liking this thing. It’s my first 3D printer.

[@booliganshootingsports]

Check out the release file from Ivan on CtrlPew for his 10/22 receiver, it has the full required parts list.

[@doctordapp]

In Europe alle pressure baring parts and the ammo is regulated heavily... No serial makes it illegal in itself because there is nothing to note on your license...

[@booliganshootingsports]

Luckily, America is better in that regard lol.

[@doctordapp]

@@booliganshootingsports indeed, in that regard it is. . Dont want to what woud happen if the muzzies would be armed...

[@shamusarms5476]

When I printed the file it printed with some infill, do you know if the file was intended to be without any infill? If I build it I’ll do some test firing but I’m worried it won’t be as strong

[@booliganshootingsports]

You should print this receiver with 100% infill. Read the readme with the files, it explains what you should do.

[@Anonymous30304]

3D Priint a Folding stock for it and a 3D Printeded surpressor

[@Collin-bi1nf]

How does the barrel fix to the receiver? Id suggest a assembly video if KZbin allows.

[@booliganshootingsports]

The same way it normally does with a 10/22. It slides into the receiver and is held in place with a v block that’s attached with two bolts. The readme for the printable receiver has all of the assembly instructions.

[@BangBang-hk4rg]

I want that stock sooooo bad!

[@graves5696]

Looks like it’s from warzone lol I love it!

[@joelsalazar5149]

The ATF would like to know your location LOL

[@westsidewarrior08]

Would be interested in talking about this one also lol any idea for a larger caliber but built the same

[@gunhead7159]

Kinda looks like a modernized version of those old flintlock pistols lol Wait you literally say that in the video lmfao

[@tallboywitshortpants]

Here's to your 1000th like!

[@bruce.wgamel6578]

HBO es para mi pero igual mi papá quedó súper contento

[@7.62x54Rø]

Looks like something outta fallout 4

[@Browncoyote]

Shooting vid?

[@klutchkitty2114]

What site can you find the file

[@Johnny.H158]

Awesome 👍💯

[@paulmckenzie5155]

You could "bumpfire" this right? Or is the 22 recoil/ trigger pull length not enough to get it going quickly?

[@booliganshootingsports]

With enough skill, you can basically bumpfire anything. Plenty of vids of people bumpfiring 10/22s.

[@paulmckenzie5155]

@@booliganshootingsports awesome! Just seemed like something that would be really fun to fire quickly

[@MM_45]

About how many rounds can you shoot out of this before the receiver starts going bad?

[@booliganshootingsports]

Depends on a million unknown factors, mainly how well you have your machine dialed in and the material you use. Could not work at all, could last thousands. Either way, cheap and easy to print a new one.

[@srtallday3655]

I'm trying to get into 3d printing firearms once I get my ender 3 v2 working but I'd like to know how you registered the pistol with your police station. I know you don't need a serial number for 3d printed rifles or shotguns but I assume you still need to register a 3d printed pistol just like an already manufactured pistol

[@booliganshootingsports]

My state (and the VAST majority of states) don’t require any sort of registration. Only 7 states require any sort of registration. What state do you live in that requires it?

[@srtallday3655]

@@booliganshootingsports I live in michigan and all I know about pistol laws is that I had to bring a pistol purchased permit to my police station and do the backround check when I bought my glock 17

[@booliganshootingsports]

Ah, yep. Michigan is one of the only states that require it. I’d assume you would just add a serial number to the printed gun to whatever standards Michigan requires and then register it. But I don’t know the specifics of their laws.

[@srtallday3655]

@@booliganshootingsports dang that kinda sucks. Thanks for your help though

[@bettycocker2226]

@@srtallday3655 lol

[@chazdoomy1512]

My first charger looks just like this.

[@ivanchavez3013]

Does anyone have the stl files to that

[@1911jt]

I just bought a stock and take off barrel to start this project. My question is did you research the legality of it? Your gun is much cooler than a Charger 22 from Ruger and it's the look I would go for. But since I'm not setup to print the receiver I intend to buy a new one from Brownell's or Ruger. I ASSUME that would be legal for a pistol build but not sure. Roger has new receivers marked ' Charger" and I would feel safer using that but they cost about twice what the Brownell's model goes for. I just assume that since there are now 10/22 rifles AND pistols in the world that a new unused receiver would be just like a new AR lower. As in it could be a pistol or a rifle legally. But am I wrong or missing something important?

[@booliganshootingsports]

If it’s a new receiver that has never been built as a rifle, you can legally build it as a pistol.

[@1911jt]

@@booliganshootingsports Thanks for the response. And that's what I thought. Kinda like how the receiver on my Mossberg Shockwave was new and never mounted to a stock.

[@wildmangeorgesrcchannel6916]

So 3D printed guns all require metal parts

[@booliganshootingsports]

Correct, in fireable form. They have to have a minimum amount of metal and be visible on x ray. The barrel will normally accomplish this.

[@jakegarrett8109]

Legally required in the tyrannical states of the US, it needs a specific amount of weight to comply with the “undetectable firearms” bill to be legal in that country (in a free country you could have an all plastic handgun, and I’m sure criminals here follow all these laws...) People have made all plastic printed firearms like one of the very first ones, the liberator: which is exceptionally terrible but at least .22 is a good small round for a plastic barrel. But it’s a garbage single shot. Since the liberator was designed in the US they had to do stupid requirements like rifle the barrel (otherwise that’s illegal), and add holes to add metal weights (otherwise that’s illegal), but it doesn’t actually need any metal to function (I think it used a small nail for the firing pin, which I think is typical for printed firearms since that’s way more robust than plastic if you want it to last a while). Id recommend to always make the barrel metal or carbon fiber, something better than plastic even though plastic can technically be used for safety reasons I’d recommend not using it.

[@PothocketsFPV]

@@booliganshootingsports The BA-50 is 100% polymer and shoots .50 AE

[@stuckgrenadepin.225]

@@PothocketsFPV does it have springs?

[@Southized]

If i were to chop and crown a 16 to about 10 or 9 would i have cycling issues

[@booliganshootingsports]

Nope. Ruger chargers come with similarly sized barrels from the factory.

[@bettycocker2226]

you could cut to two inches and it would work fine.

[@DrinkableTrees]

Is 3d printed pistol brace legal?

[@booliganshootingsports]

Theoretically as legal as any other brace, but there are no clear design rules for braces and it’s a thin line to walk.

[@shallnotbeinfringedamerica1683]

3D printed wood looks sexy

[@17SewerTeeth_The2nd]

Lol was a stock he cut down

[@bradleykurtz2605]

You don't get to skirt laws, you do however get into territory where the law is impossible to enforce.

[@jozsefienciu2325]

Hi. It is possible you have a 3d printed Ruger 10 22 bolt in stl file?

[@booliganshootingsports]

I haven't seen anyone successfully do a 3D printed bolt. It wouldn't be heavy enough and would likely be quite dangerous. That being said, Thingiverse has "dummy" bolts for the 10/22 in their files.

[@jozsefienciu2325]

Hello do you have the stl file for the BOLT?

[@booliganshootingsports]

The bolt isn’t printable n

[@jozsefienciu2325]

@@booliganshootingsports YOU KNOW WHY? Because in this video it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4W8Y3airMachpY

[@craiven3527]

[@drivanradosivic1357]

Fallout 4 would have been even better with Tinkerer's workbench and 3D printer workbenches as well as something like this for early to mid game guns.

[@craiven3527]

@@drivanradosivic1357 would have suited the any guns mod ( the one where you can mix and match gun parts )

[@drivanradosivic1357]

@@craiven3527 true, but I like the old fasion way better. The idea of getting a side quest to get the Tinkerer's and 3d printer workbenches and recipes and blueprints for ammo and weapon parts. plus they could be a step up from the pipe guns and crude blowbacks and the like. edit: plus the PA Luty's SMG is also a good fit for Fallout games.

[@1000186ful]

Thats cool what printer do you use I want get into 3d printing

[@booliganshootingsports]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/poOUgGt6j7-sm6s&ab_channel=BooliganShootingSports

[@emanuelgonzalez8620]

Where can I get that stock

[@booliganshootingsports]

You make it yourself like I did, lol.

[@bagellord113]

If you’re really good with 3D printing you can make a whole ass body with a custom grip, and stock. Or foldable stock.

[@booliganshootingsports]

Check my Instagram, I did end up printing a chassis, grip, and used my printed folding brace on it. Don’t even need to be good at printing, they’re very easy prints.

[@bagellord113]

@@booliganshootingsports epic

[@artistandcamera3245]

I mean, If you are a gunsmith, couldn't you make your own receivers without any problems?

[@booliganshootingsports]

Anyone can legally make their own receivers without any problems, provided they can legally own guns in the first place. No need to be a gunsmith.

[@artistandcamera3245]

@@booliganshootingsports oh sweet. Good to know. Just because I'm something of a cautious fellow, can you link to the appropriate resources? Thanks! I may have to try this build!

[@booliganshootingsports]

The gun control act of 1968 codifies the legality of making your own firearms for personal use. I’ve got a whole video on the legality of printing your own gun receivers.

[@artistandcamera3245]

@@booliganshootingsports awesome I'll go check it out!

[@tylersingleton9284]

I have a hard time believing the $130 parts price. Bolts and trigger assemblies alone are hard to find for less than $80 each.

[@booliganshootingsports]

The prices on parts have skyrocketed on Ebay since the design files were released, moreso after this video came out. I bought my parts before they were released when the parts prices were still normal. I paid $30 for a barrel, $35 for bolt/handle/all springs, $10 for pins, screws, and a v block, $25 locally for a stock that I cut down myself, and $30 or so for the trigger components that I needed. There are definitely still deals to be found, I bought a whole additional barrel and trigger group locally for $40.

[@tylersingleton9284]

@@booliganshootingsports wish I had a time machine.

[@carlsaunders966]

Can you sell a stock like this? I have a Ruger Charger with a 10" barrel

[@booliganshootingsports]

My rates for custom work aren’t realistic for most people as this is a hobby of mine and I have a very busy life otherwise. It’s not terribly difficult for you to do yourself though.

[@joenathan3593]

where's the files?

[@booliganshootingsports]

I mention where to find them both in the info section and in the first 30 seconds of the video. Really not hard to find...

[@ventedthesenuts]

Dang not gonna fire it for us

[@booliganshootingsports]

Vented , there will be a separate range video.

[@billsummy2412]

NOW THAT IS COOL .... I would love to have one :-)

[@booliganshootingsports]

Bill Summy make one, its honestly not hard.

[@billsummy2412]

@@booliganshootingsports I can`t dont have a 3D printer :-( But that is soooo COOL

[@booliganshootingsports]

Bill Summy they’re quite affordable and easy to use!

[@gpnulife]

@@booliganshootingsports what type of printer?

[@booliganshootingsports]

@@gpnulife I use an Ender 3

[@MR2FAST4U.]

Holy cow ! What the hell is that ?

[@cjrogers1524]

DRUM MAG! DRUM MAG! DRUM MAG! DRUM MAG!

[@dawitkbethel5849]

Love your vid what's the name of the 3d printer please thanks

[@booliganshootingsports]

I used an Ender 3

[@jahpreejones6824]

Where did you get the download from ?

[@booliganshootingsports]

Deterrence Dispensed, as I mentioned in the video.

[@Avonsosa]

where can you find the files for that

[@philbiagi721]

Very cool

[@ctford27]

Did you use PLA filament?

[@booliganshootingsports]

Yep, this was made with standard PLA, but PLA+ will have better durability.

[@scoob21625]

Sweet Baby Jesus! What are you a pirate

[@booliganshootingsports]

I prefer Privateer personally.