S Skadoosh New member May 6, 2012 #1 Does anyone have one that I may borrow in order to drill my 10/22 receiver? I will pay for shipping and will return it quickly. Please PM is available! Last edited: May 6, 2012
Does anyone have one that I may borrow in order to drill my 10/22 receiver? I will pay for shipping and will return it quickly. Please PM is available!
T TrailBlazinMan New member May 9, 2012 #3 The jig is used to drill a hole in the rear of the receiver so you can run a cleaning rod from breech to muzzle.
The jig is used to drill a hole in the rear of the receiver so you can run a cleaning rod from breech to muzzle.
H HiBC New member May 9, 2012 #4 With some machinist skills no jig is necessary. Do you have access to a mill or a lathe or a machinist?
With some machinist skills no jig is necessary. Do you have access to a mill or a lathe or a machinist?
E Elkins45 New member May 10, 2012 #6 Couldn't you just run a rod down the bore to mark the spot, then drill with a hand drill? Why clean the bore on a .22 anyway?
Couldn't you just run a rod down the bore to mark the spot, then drill with a hand drill? Why clean the bore on a .22 anyway?