After gunsmithing centerfire rifles for years, CPC started gunsmithing the Ruger 10/22 in late 1994, then by customer demand added other .22 caliber firearms to its list. It was noted that most centerfire gunsmiths seemed not to take the .22 rimfire as a serious study. The 77/22 gunsmithing demand, especially in the .22 WMR, came next, with the now famous .22 K-Hornet rework following. CPC keeps some of the semi-auto centerfire skills going with the Ruger Mini 14/30 items.
The idea is to accurize firearms using skilled labor instead of crappy add on parts.
- CPC reworks the factory trigger pull to a lightened excellent single stage trigger, removing slack and creep and adding an overtravel stop.
- CPC sets barrels back then fits a rotating reamer pilot exactly to the individual bore diameter and hand chambers. This totally concentric chamber throat, at minimum depth, creates accuracy.
- CPC indicates the bore within .0002", then cuts a new 11° recessed target crown sharp for more accuracy. Same with new barrels.
- CPC reworks the bolt to eliminate flyers.
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