The rear pin is the bolt stop. Replacing it with a polymer bolt stop really helps quiet it down as the bolt slams back. A Tandom Kross auto bolt release is also a must. If you can’t afford the Ruger trigger kit, the Volquarsen hammer will give you a 2.5lbs trigger pull :) I sometimes run a bore snake through my 10/22 after use but, not for a thorough cleaning. l prefer to use a one piece coated guide rod. A lot of competition shooters will drill a small hole into the rear of the receiver, parallel to the bore. This will allow you to clean from the chamber. My barrel cost more than the rifle so, l tend to baby it lol. Dlask in BC sells and makes a lot 10/22 parts
Thank you so much :) glad you enjoyed the video! And yeah I use that grip myself on my Bison. It feels awesome in the hand. It’s amazing what a little comfort can do for your shooting ;)
Bought me one of your grips, I may feature it in a video in action in a couple months here once I start doing some range content going. Hope it helps! :)
Got my 10 22 today buddy thanks for the info. I took the Boult out the stock but couldn't tame it apart but I'll try agen tomorrow mine came either a scope like yours but I took it off and added a red dot
This is a little shorter than initially intended, as I was having power failures on my main A-Roll camera. If you need more help with your 10/22, feel free to ask here, or come by our Discord (linked in the description) and we'll help you out :) Thanks for your understanding :)
@@raphnbBolts are extremely simple to clean. All you really need to do is clean the bore and bolt. You could probably take the bolt apart and clean up the firing pin occasionally. As for the chamber and inside of the receiver, if you’re using a snake or cleaning rod with patches that will all be cleaned out easily with several pass through all the way from the back and (where you put the bolt into the receiver) through the muzzle. You could use a cleaning rod with a larger chamber brush if you wanted to. But yeah it’s super simple. Then you just want to make sure you’re putting a dab of oil on the locking lugs and bolt body and you’re good. Obviously that’s just a brief synopsis and I always recommend you follow specific instructions in any owners manual.
The rear pin is the bolt stop. Replacing it with a polymer bolt stop really helps quiet it down as the bolt slams back.
A Tandom Kross auto bolt release is also a must. If you can’t afford the Ruger trigger kit, the Volquarsen hammer will give you a 2.5lbs trigger pull :)
I sometimes run a bore snake through my 10/22 after use but, not for a thorough cleaning. l prefer to use a one piece coated guide rod.
A lot of competition shooters will drill a small hole into the rear of the receiver, parallel to the bore. This will allow you to clean from the chamber.
My barrel cost more than the rifle so, l tend to baby it lol.
Dlask in BC sells and makes a lot 10/22 parts
A lot of good info here, thanks brother! And thanks for being subbed up, I appreciate you!
Hi mate was me who asked for the video as I'm getting the gun and mine also comes with an after market stock . So thank you for the video
My pleasure :) hope it was helpful.
The CO grip looks fantastic ❤ Thanks for the video 🎉😊
Thank you so much :) glad you enjoyed the video! And yeah I use that grip myself on my Bison. It feels awesome in the hand. It’s amazing what a little comfort can do for your shooting ;)
Bought me one of your grips, I may feature it in a video in action in a couple months here once I start doing some range content going. Hope it helps! :)
I saw that :) Thank you very much! Hope you enjoy it :)
Got my 10 22 today buddy thanks for the info. I took the Boult out the stock but couldn't tame it apart but I'll try agen tomorrow mine came either a scope like yours but I took it off and added a red dot
Am I able to sand a pic ?
Nice! No worries glad it helped.
You can on our Discord. Link in thedescription :)
This is a little shorter than initially intended, as I was having power failures on my main A-Roll camera. If you need more help with your 10/22, feel free to ask here, or come by our Discord (linked in the description) and we'll help you out :) Thanks for your understanding :)
Hello , could you do a cleaning guide for the BCL RMX bison ? Please
I may do a cleaning guide for bolts in general as it’s very easy. Clean the bore, then clean and lube the bolt. That’s it.
@@canadianoperator for the bcl mrx bison we don't need to remove the mechanism ( trigger, chamber ...)for cleaning and lube ?
@@raphnbBolts are extremely simple to clean. All you really need to do is clean the bore and bolt. You could probably take the bolt apart and clean up the firing pin occasionally. As for the chamber and inside of the receiver, if you’re using a snake or cleaning rod with patches that will all be cleaned out easily with several pass through all the way from the back and (where you put the bolt into the receiver) through the muzzle. You could use a cleaning rod with a larger chamber brush if you wanted to. But yeah it’s super simple. Then you just want to make sure you’re putting a dab of oil on the locking lugs and bolt body and you’re good. Obviously that’s just a brief synopsis and I always recommend you follow specific instructions in any owners manual.
@@canadianoperator Thank you