Different 10/22 thread pattern?

AtomicArms

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Hey all,
Got a 10/22 model 01263. It has a threaded stainless barrel, which I assumed would be in 1/2x28, but it's not. Any idea what it is and why Ruger would do that? Seems like everything is in 1/2x28. Thanks!
 
Is that a Davidson's Exclusive?

No idea what the thread size is, but you might try calling Davidsons and find out from them.
 
I bought a take-off 10-22 SS threaded barrel and it's 1/2x28 for sure. Only problem is the threads are longer than the internal threads of our 22LR can so there's about 1/4" of thread after the can bottoms out.
 
I did get them from Davidsons. Called Ruger today. They said that the rifles I got have the wrong barrel on them. They SHOULD be 1/2x28, but mine have the barrel made for export, which is 1/2x24. Now I have to send the rifles to Ruger and they are going to swap them out. :roll:
 
Im not sure of the model number but years back , before the takedowns and before Ruger regularly threading 10/22 barrels , there was a model made for sale in Europe. It was the first or one of the first to be factory threaded and was a 1/2-20 if I remember correctly. The overruns were sold off here in the US. The one I had was stainless in a stsndard birch stock.

I had one when they first came out and there were adapters available to get you to a 1/2-28 thread. If you dont have a guage for thread pitch , bring home a 1/2-20 nut from the hardware store next time you are out and that will tell you for sure.
 
AtomicArms said:
Hey all,
Got a 10/22 model 01263. It has a threaded stainless barrel, which I assumed would be in 1/2x28, but it's not. Any idea what it is and why Ruger would do that? Seems like everything is in 1/2x28. Thanks!

Thread count is 'threads per inch'; to figure out any thread, count the threads in a 1/4" of length and multiply by 4.
 
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