We are blessed with two shoots on the same weekend with one sold out and other with a dozen students signed up so far. Unfortunately, we do not have a shoot boss for either as yet. I am willing to take one or the other but I cannot do both. Anyone going to step forward and be a hero? Lady Liberty will sing your praises and you will be a legend in your own time.
I haven't signed up for a shoot yet, which one needs instructors?
Orlando only has a SB and one Orange Hat. St. Aug. is in better shape.
I can do Orlando, I just don't have a way to get there at the moment.
I live in Debary (32713) about 50 miles from the range.
9mm4545, I am looking for the after action report from St Aug 17-18. I had a great time and would like to thank every one! I also want to know the website to get the tools and parts to make my new 10/22 ready for my next Appleseed
Chief:
On the forum home page, click on the After Action Reports, and then go to the second page of that board. (Last I checked, it was on pg. 2, anyway.) There've been a lot of shoots around the country over the past weekend or two, so it got buried under those.
The most important mods for a 10/22 are better sights (Tech Sights are our usual recommendation if you want iron sights that are very similar to military sights such as on an AR, or mount a fairly low-powered scope if you prefer) and attaching a proper web sling to it. Stock modification or replacement is also helpful if the factory stock doesn't fit you and/or doesn't give you sight alignment when you're in position (turkey-necked & cheek-welded.)
Other things (such as a trigger upgrade) are nice, but not essential. The Rifle Knowledge Bank board has tons more on the topic of 10/22s.
It was our pleasure working with you. Hope to see you at a future Appleseed!
-Prof CJ
Again my 2-cents: The rifle knowledge bank is pretty much worthless. There is indeed some good information there, But, as we speak, there are 10188 posts. No indexing or logical grouping of those posts. Like looking for a very small needle in a very large hay stack.
aj
For rifle specific information, especially on the Ruger 10/22, rimfirecentral.com is a pretty good source.