Maine Shooter

Ruger will not sell just a receiver. Wouldn't do you any good anyways, as the recievers on thier "stainless" 10/22's are still aluminum - same as the blued ones just a different finish. Aftermarket 10/22 style recievers are available from Volquartsen and MOA corp. but you'll pay for them. I believe they're both in the $300+ range.

Bulzeye

The reciever on firearms is normally considered 'the firearm' for purposes of serial number identification.

You can buy new rcvrs, but it means buying a new complete gun.

The simplest, cheapest way to improve the trigger on a 10/22 is to get the spring kit.
If you like to shooot very well, go for the whole kit. I had this work done on mine, and I love it. One other thing that makes a difference in shootablilty is adding an overtravel stop if the new trigger doesn't have one.

HighDesertWolf

no special tools, just a steady hand and a little patience

bigcountry

Easy to install, but you will have to modify with a diamond rasp or something to acccomidate the safety switch. I have put a few on and none worked right off the bat. Let me tell ya, titanium is hard to take .002" off of.

HighDesertWolf

I dont know ive only done the one for my 10-22 but i didnt have to do anything for the safety

bigcountry

HDW. Its just my way. I have bad luck. If there was 10 sets of power custom trigger sears, and we split them, I guarantee you, I would get 4 that had to be modified. And you would probably only haveto modify one.

But, I got to smile and say, "wouldn't have it any other way".