I have a rather unique idea that I've been toying with for a bit now. I have a Ruger 10/22 that I have fully customized to be as accurate as possible. It is my understanding that the reason a bolt action rifle is more accurate than a semiauto is due in part to the round having a nice solid launchpad to take off from rather than something that gives. Working off of that belief, if I did some r&d and came up with some sort of latch that locked the bolt from cycling when the gun was fired, that would give me an immediate, noticeable boost in accuracy right? Then, if I built it correctly, I could disengage this mechanism with a switch and the action would work as a normal 10/22 action should for faster firing at closer range. Thoughts?