Ruger 10/22 Finger Groove Sporter Tribute Part 4

If you missed the previous posts of this build, click on the links below

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

The wood is ready and the barrel and receiver have been blued, time to assemble this bad boy

First we install the sights on the barrel, one trick I learned was to use a pencil to cover the edge of the sight with graphite, before using a brass punch to drive the sight on, this prevents leaving any marks on the sight.....and yes I know I put the sight on backwards....I fixed it after I took the picture.....

Then install the barrel onto the receiver

Then goes in the polished aftermarket bolt, the reblued charging handle and my own home made bolt buffer

Then goes on the trigger assembly, using some aftermarket pins that I sell.

Finishing touches, I had to install the plugs for the scope rail

We use a custom take down screw made by yours truly (see how I made it here).

Then a coat of wax 

Finished!

A couple of before and after shots

Costs for the project

Modified stock: $0
Grip Cap: $1.00
Cerakote work: $50.00
Sling Swivels: $2.00
Kingston Armory Receiver: $55.00
Used Factory Barrel: $0
Aftermarket polished bolt: $7.50
Trigger housing and parts: $0
Misc parts: $12.00

Total: $127.50


On to the next project......