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Volquartsen Firearms OpticsPlanet Exclusive Ruger 10/22 Automatic Bolt Release and Bolt Tune-Up Kit Bundle
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Auto boot release
Easy to install machined very well and has a nice edge on the end for a precise strike. Haven't shot with it yet but everything fit together very well and I have no reason to believe it won't function.
Works as advertised
All 3 parts easy to install and make rifle function flawlessly. No failures to eject, no jams, and reliable return to battery. Highly recommend.
Would recommend: Yes
Sensible Upgrade
Bought this component group as part of an upgrade project for a basic 10/22. This grouping is a good value and is an easy install. If you don’t know your way around a 10/22’s internals, there are plenty of YouTube videos for reference. Product quality is excellent and function is flawless.
Would recommend: Yes
A must for any 10/22
The firing virtually eliminated light strike issues on cheap range 22 ammo. The auto bolt release is a must have for any 10/22 idk why Ruger just doesn’t do this from factory and the extractor eliminated any feed/extracting issues I would have intermittently
Would recommend: Yes
great product
Fixed issues my 10/22 was having with ejecting empties. Parts look great and work better then expected and easy to install if you have taken your ruger apart before. I would recommend this to every ruger 10/22 owner.
Would recommend: Yes
Quality materials
Good price on quality parts. Optics planet has good deals and free shipping
Would recommend: Yes
No Failure To Eject After 500 Rrounds (so far)
Installation is easy (especially if you have the right tools).
Auto Bolt Release:
I don't know enough history to know why the bolt doesn't just release when cocked like most modern firearms; but Ruger should just implement it but doesn't - more money for third parties.
Extractor:
I have decade-old 10/22 that fails to eject every dozen or so - regardless of the brand, type, or powder since day 1.
I replaced the extractor and haven't had an FTE in 500 rounds. With my luck, it will do so next range day.
Firing Pin:
Can't really comment, since I haven't experienced enough failure to fire that wasn't remedied by rotating the round 180 degrees. All the strikes were deep, so I've always chalked it up to the ammo.
After the experiment, I immediately installed the upgrades on my takedown.
Auto Bolt Release:
I don't know enough history to know why the bolt doesn't just release when cocked like most modern firearms; but Ruger should just implement it but doesn't - more money for third parties.
Extractor:
I have decade-old 10/22 that fails to eject every dozen or so - regardless of the brand, type, or powder since day 1.
I replaced the extractor and haven't had an FTE in 500 rounds. With my luck, it will do so next range day.
Firing Pin:
Can't really comment, since I haven't experienced enough failure to fire that wasn't remedied by rotating the round 180 degrees. All the strikes were deep, so I've always chalked it up to the ammo.
After the experiment, I immediately installed the upgrades on my takedown.
Pros:
- Easy to install
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- ALL Ruger 10/22s
Would recommend: Yes
No Failure To Eject After 500 Rrounds (so far)
Installation is easy (especially if you have the right tools).
Auto Bolt Release:
I don't know enough history to know why the bolt doesn't just release when cocked like most modern firearms; but Ruger should just implement it but doesn't - more money for third parties.
Extractor:
I have decade-old 10/22 that fails to eject every dozen or so - regardless of the brand, type, or powder since day 1.
I replaced the extractor and haven't had an FTE in 500 rounds. With my luck, it will do so next range day.
Firing Pin:
Can't really comment, since I haven't experienced enough failure to fire that wasn't remedied by rotating the round 180 degrees. All the strikes were deep, so I've always chalked it up to the ammo.
After the experiment, I immediately installed the upgrades on my takedown.
Auto Bolt Release:
I don't know enough history to know why the bolt doesn't just release when cocked like most modern firearms; but Ruger should just implement it but doesn't - more money for third parties.
Extractor:
I have decade-old 10/22 that fails to eject every dozen or so - regardless of the brand, type, or powder since day 1.
I replaced the extractor and haven't had an FTE in 500 rounds. With my luck, it will do so next range day.
Firing Pin:
Can't really comment, since I haven't experienced enough failure to fire that wasn't remedied by rotating the round 180 degrees. All the strikes were deep, so I've always chalked it up to the ammo.
After the experiment, I immediately installed the upgrades on my takedown.
Pros:
- Easy to install
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- ALL Ruger 10/22s
Would recommend: Yes
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