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I consider 16 gauge frame to be WAY too thin for street use. I use 12 gauge minimum for gokart/minibike use. Most road legal frames are...

Good points. ^^^above^^^. Another thing to think about: If you drill holes in that frame and do not reinforce the bearing mounts with...

OR you can keep that one-wheel-peel as-is. Everyone who gets one asks the same thing and feels they’ve been cheated out of an extra...

Lets see what's inside... Just as I expected. Nasty and dry. I didnt do any trigger work yet. Lets see what a proper cleaning and...

I have a Ruger MK2 with a lot of Volquartzen parts. Never tried Kidd, but they seem to be the way to go.

As a NC state certified safety inspector, I must respectfully disagree with you. The thinwall tubing would not fly in this state.

I will likely gusset some areas near the control arms, not sure what you're worried about around the driver's seat. The car will have a...

We now have 5 10/22s and are planning to build two more this winter. SAP outfitters is a great resource. Join Rimfire Central forums and...

This is great! I was unaware of this company. Between them and Kidd Innovations you could build a hell of a 10/22 for the fraction of a...

For fine grinding inside the receiver, toothpaste is too fine, valve compound works fast, but is pretty agressive. I have used Brasso...

For anyone building a budget custom Ruger 10/22, you should check out S&P Outfitters. They buy new rifles from Ruger, strip them and...

My spidey senses are tingling while looking at the thin-wall square tubing near the upper control arm mounts and around the driver's...

My mechanical, paternal and survival instincts say do not let young sprocket ride alone until he (and his Mom) proves they can keep the...

My vote goes to bigger tank and keep it filled.

Look at "Pillow block" bearings...