r/canadaguns • u/Sovetsky-_-Soyuz • Mar 13 '26

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Tell me how I did,

Ruger precision Rimfire (first)

-Simmons 4-12x

Tm22 feather (second)

-mock c7a2 project

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u/Sovetsky-_-Soyuz Mar 13 '26

feather, only one i could find local (could've gotten an aluminum OD green one but i was an hour late to it)

Only current changes are; a 12in airsoft Ribbed handguard that i had to modify moderately to fit snug, and a standard A2 carry handle.

I plan on finding either a fixed or adjustable stock, depending on what i find first, and some general AR grip. (hopefully both OD green, or anything retro looking.

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u/SuperSidney376 Mar 13 '26

That’s really cool I’ll have to consider this. How are you finding the feather for quality and reliability and such? And is the hand guard an AR one you modified?

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u/Sovetsky-_-Soyuz Mar 13 '26

Out of the box it was all i asked for (after roughly 100 rounds of feed fails) it clicked in and cycled smoothly the rest of the range day.

After first opening and cleaning a little, i may have overtightened a few things as it would produce a lot of light primer strikes soon after. I may have overtightened something.

Ill take it out this weekend (now less tightened - i dont have a torque wrench so i just sorta handball everything) and ill give an update on its cycling.

Accuracy? dunno, i need to dial in the sights, and im also a bad shot, if i were to put glass on it, thats probably when ill make comments.

Lastly, out of the box, and breaking in, it would scarf down my federal 36 grain bulk, for those wondering if it'd run cheap ammo. I also used some CCI Stingers, and 40gr, they worked fine.

Only ammo I still couldnt stand using was CCI 45gr Semi auto, wouldnt fully cycle, and lots of light primer strikes. Almost. Every. Time

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u/SuperSidney376 Mar 13 '26

That’s good to know thank you man. Be interested to hear after 500-1000 rounds