Volquartsen Firearms CNC-Machined Bolt for Ruger 10/22 and 22LR
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Tai's Review of Volquartsen Firearms CNC-Machined Bolt for Ruger 10/22 and 22LR
First off, every time I say Volquartsen I feel like it should be sung by Ramstein… just me? Anyhoo, this think is slicker than snot on an ice cold garage floor. I mean it basically eliminates friction. I was so far, the hardest thing I’ve installed on the 10/22 and I can say hardest period since everything is now Vol… Volquart…. Volquarsen. Sorry, and really it wasn’t that hard to install. I did figure out a trick in removing the old bolt. Use a very strong magnet instead if fighting to try and pry it. What I love best about this part is that it makes the action quieter. It comes with a buffer to replace a stop bolt. It makes a big difference in sound, which is the whole point of my build. At this point it is hard to determine accuracy differences, this is the last part I have done. However, I will say it is way more consistent which generally translates to more accurate. It put all 30 test shots in a small circle… which is impressive if I was speaking of the bullets, it’s more impressive in reality because what I meant wasn’t the bullets it was the brass and like I said consistency usually translates to accuracy. I may repeat this build with my other 10/22 which has a 16” heavy barrel. This one was done for a integrally suppressed barrel. One thing is certain I have learned from all this. Nothing competes with vol… volquart … volquartsen!!! The quality is amazing.
Pros:
- Quality, performance and good looks
Cons:
- Semi pricey but what isnt thats any good
Best Used for:
- 10/22 suppressed
Would Recommend:
Yes