10/22 TD Problem

[ETAviator]

I'll join the ranks here. No nicks in the plastic but I do have issues with misalignment on the bottom. Up top everything looks lined up.

[BBJohnnyT]

I'll join the ranks here. No nicks in the plastic but I do have issues with misalignment on the bottom. Up top everything looks lined up.

Just use DinoPJR's instructions above to realign the clamp and you'll be good to go.

[DinoPJR]

haha I didn't write the instructions but I am gonna try them

[DinoPJR]

Well i just tried that and seems to work it is aligned now! I am gonna go shoot it right now and I will report. in couple minutes

[DinoPJR]

Well I just shot rounds out my front door and it was on target and all that. Now i just need to test it better, but it is all aligned now so cool thanks guys!

[joefrank64k]

I decided to go through mine and see what was what.

I was able to correct the misalignment as others have already done. I didn't find any other issues (loose screws, barrel clamp, etc). So, it's staying!

[warpedlogic]

Thanks for the heads up! I don't have the misalignment, but I do have the chip in the magwell. I figured it was from me, but it's in the same spot and looks identical to yours. That chip hasn't affected anything yet in 250 rounds.

[Sunday]

Great rifles other than they don't line up. HMMMM. I love not spending my $$$ and time testing a new product.

[Schlyme]

After reading this thread, I'm glad I was to cheap and bought the blued wood stock 10/22 lmao. Though if I do get a TD I think I'll do something like Wrangler John. I like the idea of a nice tight fitting and shooting gun!

[Soul_Cal]

Mine had a minor stock alignment problem too but I was able to correct it.

The barrel retainer screws (#10 on the Ruger 10/22 TD insert), take a 5/32 allen wrench.
Loosen the barrel retainer screws just enough so that the clamp (#9) can move but not so it is loose.
Attach the barrel section and rotate it to where the stocks are properly aligned.
Remove the barrel and re-tighten the screws.
Both sections should now be aligned.

Ruger 10/22 TD insert - https://ruger-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/...D-3fje6z61.pdf

Thank you sir! Got my sight aligned thanks to your post.

[DinoPJR]

After reading this thread, I'm glad I was to cheap and bought the blued wood stock 10/22 lmao. Though if I do get a TD I think I'll do something like Wrangler John. I like the idea of a nice tight fitting and shooting gun!

I bought one of those to along with two takedowns. The takedown is great! I really love the wood 10/22 i got too. Real nice shooter. I must say though after I aligned the takedown it is a real nice shooter. No play and feels real solid. so don't laugh your butt off too much schlyme you wont be able to get a takedown for a long time so I am LMAO!

[Schlyme]

I bought one of those to along with two takedowns. The takedown is great! I really love the wood 10/22 i got too. Real nice shooter. I must say though after I aligned the takedown it is a real nice shooter. No play and feels real solid. so don't laugh your butt off too much schlyme you wont be able to get a takedown for a long time so I am LMAO!

no worries. give my budget time to recover.

[CZlover]

Mine had a minor stock alignment problem too but I was able to correct it.

The barrel retainer screws (#10 on the Ruger 10/22 TD insert), take a 5/32 allen wrench.
Loosen the barrel retainer screws just enough so that the clamp (#9) can move but not so it is loose.
Attach the barrel section and rotate it to where the stocks are properly aligned.
Remove the barrel and re-tighten the screws.
Both sections should now be aligned.

Ruger 10/22 TD insert - https://ruger-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/...D-3fje6z61.pdf

Was able to re-align my TD, thanks to you
Btw, do I need to tighten up that spacer screw(#7 & #8) as well? Since I can't find a hex wrench that small

[kgcabs]

Was able to re-align my TD, thanks to you
Btw, do I need to tighten up that spacer screw as well? Since I can't find a hex wrench that small

That's a pin not an allen.

[CZlover]

That's a pin not an allen.

Does it still need to be punched down or should I just leave it loose that way? Thanks.