need some information on a 22lr. model 60 micro-groove

[newbie1234]

10/22 easy as well.

You have to show me the trick , I always got the hard time to drop down the Bolt to the Receiver while pull the Bold Handle backward (with the tension of the Recoil Spring) .

[Dan_Eastvale]

You have to show me the trick , I always got the hard time to drop down the Bolt to the Receiver while pull the Bold Handle backward (with the tension of the Recoil Spring) .

Yes, that's the most difficult part ... especially with a new recoil spring.. New ones are slightly longer as they will set and shorten after just a few shooting sessions. Easy to kink the spring. With practice it's easier... 10/22 a bit tricky returning the bolt to the receiver as well. Again, easier with practice.
Pushing as much of the spring as you can into its channel in the bolt first..before setting it in the receiver.. helps

Pretty much do it as in this video..I don't remove the extractor pins like he wanted to. I just spray clean the extractors while manipulating them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VfC_2qxvV0

[Wordupmybrotha]

Fantastic gun- accurate and reliable. Also holds more than 10 rounds. Only problem I had with mine was the feed ramp got dirty after about 200 rounds and won't feed right. Just had to brush it off and it was good to go again.

[musketjon]

I bought my Glenfield 60 40-some years ago at my local K Mart. Came with a 4x scope. Price was a whopping $39. I still have it and it's still a helluva lot of fun. Needs an occasional cleaning but nothing out of the ordinary. Accurate as Hell too. I have the 18 round mag tube.
Jon

[golfish]

Sorry to off site.
I had two 10/22 rifles and ordered 8 extra mags, I put all 10 mags in a small bag. Went to the range bring one 10/22 and couples difference firearms and forget to bring the bag of 10/22 mags, it happened two times already. Lucky that it just a local range and I can rent the range's 10/22 just to use the mag.

I don't know how many times I've gone to the Mojave and forgot to bring mags. Just to be safe I keep a couple mags of all calibers/guns in my truck.
Its all the guns fault.

[Don the savage]

You have to show me the trick , I always got the hard time to drop down the Bolt to the Receiver while pull the Bold Handle backward (with the tension of the Recoil Spring) .

Yes, that's the most difficult part ... especially with a new recoil spring.. New ones are slightly longer as they will set and shorten after just a few shooting sessions. Easy to kink the spring. With practice it's easier... 10/22 a bit tricky returning the bolt to the receiver as well. Again, easier with practice.
Pushing as much of the spring as you can into its channel in the bolt first..before setting it in the receiver.. helps

Pretty much do it as in this video..I don't remove the extractor pins like he wanted to. I just spray clean the extractors while manipulating them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VfC_2qxvV0

Best $12 i ever spent. Makes putting in the bolt simple

https://www.tandemkross.com/Gunsmither-Ruger-1022-Bolt-Bar-and-Extractor-Tool_p_140.html

[Calif Hunter]

I bought the deluxe modle a couple years ago, never had a problem, same for the model 75, they both shoot any LR ammo I throw at em. I prefer it over my 10/22, theres nothing like getting out to the desert, setting up your targets, pull out the guns and realize you forgot your mags.

This is my deluxe model 60 and a model 75 I picked up from GB last year, their solid guns. Its hard to beat the 10/22, so many upgrades and Ruger is a fine gun maker. I just prefer a gun that doesn't take a mag, even tho I have plenty that do.

I have a Model 60 which has the safety in the metal trigger guard. I inherited it and have never seen another with a similar safety.

I also have my daughter's Model 75. She moved to Virginia and I have to ship it. I am going to miss it as it is loads of fun and as accurate as any other semi-auto 22 and better than most.

Nice Pendleton blanket, too.

[golfish]

I have a Model 60 which has the safety in the metal trigger guard. I inherited it and have never seen another with a similar safety.

I also have my daughter's Model 75. She moved to Virginia and I have to ship it. I am going to miss it as it is loads of fun and as accurate as any other semi-auto 22 and better than most.

Nice Pendleton blanket, too.

lol, I'm sure some like the blanket more than the guns, somebody gave my wife two of them.

Doesn't your model 75 have the same safety as the 60?

[Calif Hunter]

golfish - My 75 has the same safety as current 60s, but the older 60 has a metal trigger guard in a rectangular floorplate about 1" x 2", and the safety is in the front of the trigger guard, almost like a Garand or Mini-14 but much smaller and the movement is much less.

[newbie1234]

Best $12 i ever spent. Makes putting in the bolt simple
https://www.tandemkross.com/Gunsmith...ool_p_140.html

Thanks You, Thanks You, Thanks You.
Just order the tool. (total 19 buck to my door)

[Ron-Solo]

Everyone should own both a 10/22 and a Model 60 in my opinion. Both are excellent firearms.

[sealocan]

^ I agree with Ron-Solo, everyone should at least know how to use and clean a Ruger 10/22 and a Marlin Model 60 (or one of their many similar models) because I'm pretty sure those are the two most popular semi auto rifles in America (for great reasons).

You can't go wrong with either one of them but the Ruger does have Much more of an accessory market.

... Which could be bad or good depending if you have less money than all the extra goodies that you want.

[Danodog]

Thanks and I watch Mr. Harrel