10 Truths About Your Ruger 10/22 Most Owners Never Know

10 Truths About Your Ruger 10/22 Most Owners Never Know THE BENCH BOOK + 2 TOOLS → https://dylanbenett.com A man named Walt Kessler brought a Ruger ten twenty-two to my bench in November, and he was carrying it the way you carry something you are afraid of. He is seventy-three. It was the rifle he learned on. His father bought it new, and Walt has shot it every fall for more than fifty years. Squirrels, cans, paper plates on a hay bale. It has never given him a moment of trouble. Until October. He was at the range with a box of the same ammunition he always buys. He pulled the trigger and heard a click. Nothing. He pulled it again on the next round. Click. Then on the third round, the rifle went off, but not when he pulled the trigger. It went off a heartbeat after. A pop, late, like the rifle had to think about it. That scared him, and it should have. He put the rifle down and did not pick it up again that day.