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Does anyone know if older Ruger S-100R scope rings (box has a check mark for Ruger No 1) would fit a Ruger 10/22? I think all Ruger scope rings are the same base but I just want to be sure. Thanks, Don | ||
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No, they will not fit a 10/22.The older center rifles had special attachment points cut into the receivers that Ruger Rings would attach to. A 10/22 does not have those cut outs. There are four screw at the top of a 10/22 receiver that allow you to attach a Ruger supplied weaver rail (or rail pieces). There are also many aftermarket picatinny/weaver rails available. Once those are installed, standard weaver and/or Picatinny rings can be installed. | |||
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Thanks. This is an older 10/22 with the original rail and I'm trying to keep it "as is". Going as far as buying an old scope and old rings. I thought these would be perfect, but wasn't sure. I thought Weaver bases fit on Ruger rails. No? | |||
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Let's see if I can help a little. I bought my 10/22 in the mid 1970s. So, it's an "older" one. It came with a little rail that would screw on top of the receiver and would accommodate rimfire scopes with what were called "tip-off" rings. I think those are 11mm wide or some such. That rail would not accept the Ruger rings made for the Ruger No 1, Redhawk, M-77 and other such firearms. You can buy a Burris conversion mount that will turn the front and rear mounts to a short Weaver base for the M77, and others that use the Ruger rings. You can then mount a regular Weaver or Picatinny ring on each of these sections. I don't believe these conversion mounts will fit on the original Ruger 10/22 tip-off rail. Many years ago I bought a Picatinny rail mount to replace the original 10/22 rail and mounted a regular scope on my 10/22 using Picatinny rings. | |||
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I guess I don't know how old your 10/22 is. My oldest 10/22 was one I bought in 1984 and the rail it came with allowed me to fit standard weaver rings on it. | |||
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So it turns out I have just the plain old 3/8 dovetail on this gun. I believe it's a '63 or '64. Got a compact Burris 4x on the way for it and some old Weaver tip off rings. Had to send the first Burris 4x back as the windage adjustment didn't | |||
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Since the first one was sold in 64, I doubt it's a 63 model. You can check your serial number here and find out when it was made. http://www.ruger.com/service/productHistory.html | |||
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I just looked at the Ruger 10/22 manual and they show two styles of scope base adapters on page 33; the tip-off style one that I have and the Weaver-style one that someone else was talking about. | |||
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