Homebuilt 10-22

Al in MN · Mar 29, 2008

Retirement and winter got to me so had to get out in the shop and make some chips and come up with this.
Al inMN

deltaenterprizes · Mar 29, 2008

Is it now one of those EVIL assult rifles?

Al in MN · Mar 29, 2008

not till it's BLACK!!!!

david n · Mar 30, 2008

10-22 gatling

Maybe you should build one of these next...http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=7322940
Your in central MN? Where are you at? I'm over here in Paynesville.

Al in MN · Mar 30, 2008

I'm near Menahga,MN

Mike H · Mar 30, 2008

neat winter project,congratulations.

You guys had a real winter.

I started my winter project(one piece rifle rest) to early,finished to early,retired in January,climbed the walls all winter.

Thank goodness nice weather is almost here.

david n · Mar 30, 2008

Menahga huh? Well you up nort den. It's nice to meet others on here who are from the Socialist Republic of Ten Thousand Taxes, AKA Minnesota.

tigmusky · Mar 30, 2008

look pretty neat!!

Just in time to try it out on some gophers.

happy shooting , Daye forest lake mn

Al in MN · Mar 30, 2008

Pictures

Here is a link to a bunch of pictures of one a fellow befor me had built that I went by to build mine=
http://stuff.jfettigmachines.com/uploads/boog/

deltaenterprizes · Mar 30, 2008

Forgot to say that it looks great! Where can I get a set of plans?

Mr. O · Mar 30, 2008

Here is one place for plans, perhaps a bit more of an ambitious project.
www.ccsprints.com

MrAR15 · Apr 12, 2008

I didn't think it was all that ambituous. I bought the plans from ccsprints. They are very comprehensive and well done. They do not represent a 1917 machine gun but rather the authors interpretation of the 1917 with the limitations imposed by sticking a Ruger 10/22 inside of it. I took the time to update the drawings so I had a more accurate finished product. It took about 80 hours to complete and thats from someone with very little machine experience. As a matter of fact I bought an 8x20 lathe and a 7x18 mill just for this project as all I have ever worked with was a little Taig lathe and mill for doing small parts for model ships that I build. I just happened to get this enormous desire this past January to make chips and after that it was all a blur.

So here it is: (Whoops. Thats what it started out as)

Then after a lot of machining it turned into this:

And then after a Duracoat job, it turned into this:

and this

Anyways, just wanted to show it off and recemommend it as a possible next project . I'm looking for another project. I'm considering a gattling gun but in Canada its a prohibited device so I couldn't make a fully functional one.

Still looking though.

Rolland · Apr 12, 2008

This is a couple I did off of CCS prints Lots of fun to build and shoot

Jumptrap · Apr 12, 2008

I'd like to build a fully functional .22 rf version of a Maxim MG. After all the work involved, I'd gladly pay Uncle Sam his $200 registration fee so I could play with it!

deltaenterprizes · Apr 12, 2008

Jumptrap since 1986 it has not been possible to register new machine guns.

300sniper · Apr 13, 2008

that is very cool. i have been thinking about doing something similar. i want to make the receiver one piece though.

cecil walker · Apr 15, 2008

For all you guys who have built the CCS Prints 1917/19, submit your pictures to :http://www.ccsprints.com/ for possible inclusion in the Photo Gallery.

Rolland did and we are in the process of adding his.

Also, there is another .22 cal semi auto that you can build, the M2. These plans have been available for over a year now.

Here's mine along with the ammo can, and transit case.

Cecil

Al in MN · Apr 20, 2008

Got the 10-22 all done-

Here it is

Al in MN · Apr 20, 2008

one more pic.

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