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With that amount of rounds you go through, when was the last time you had some blood work done? Lead accumulates. If you already got a whole routine of cleaning yourself up after shooting, share it. Noice video.
It's not a firearm. Often confused by it's similar shape, but this is an ammunition disassembly device separating the projectile from the casing, thus rendering the ammo "no longer dangerous". We must all do our part to personally confiscate these dangerous things and keep them from ending up in the streets. I personally try to remove the threat piece by piece as often as I can.
if you loaded that with cci stingers and had a few 50 round mags you could easily defend your home with that lol. Stingers expand to almost the size of a dime
Me too. What a horrible day that was. It will be forever seared into my memory. I should have put life jackets on them. But now they are sleeping with fish. 😂
I always hear these stories so I always kept mine way from water and then boom, one day old tornado came through and picked all mine up about a year ago... didn’t get anything in the house. Just sucked up all my guns and ammo...
@@stevehope6283something interesting I recently found out, the precursor to the stinger was the CCI Velocitor. I think it's the same round just a different name. I could be wrong, but I still have a little box from over a decade ago, and haven't been able to find any since.
Stingers are 32 grain at 1620 fps and Velocitors are 40 grain at 1435 fps, both are copper plated hollow points but Stingers have nickel plated brass casings
Lol. Biden will make it illegal...after his nap and fondels young girls...great comment This might go over lots of people.. Cnn the most untrusted news source ever....lol
Really cool build. I would have loved the price breakdowns of each component. And I got to tell you I think Hickok 45 would give you a thumbs up on your target range.
I was spamming my ccmg ar15 22lr insert and kept looking over my shoulder for a range Nazi, my 20 rd groups where about golf ball size. No issues at that range.
I outfitted my m&p 15-22 with a double tap trigger, it is super fun but less than reliable honestly. What really sets the Franklin aside is the ability to abort the second shot if need be. Never really needed that function but it would be nice to have. That being said the double tap was $100 less than the Franklin.
Awesome video, thank you! Many years ago with an original 10/22, someone I used to know used a piece of a tin can to make it fully auto. Amazing hack, just 15 minutes and the shells FLY!! This little beauty you have is even more versatile and impressive!!
@Rich Santoro anything bigger than the 25 round bananas tend to either be bad quaulity (which you could never dream of rapid fire with) or must likely very expensive
I think it was Paul Harrel but someone tested the GSG 110 round drums and at least for him, the drum doesn't perform well on the charger, but does a little better when used with a rifle.
I have the GSG 110 rounder on a Charger TD. With good ammo (Federal, CCI), no problems. Doesn't like Aguila or that CI all that much. No snazzy trigger, just me trying to catch up with Jerry. More and more often, it's my go to gun for the daily foot patrol around the mountain here.
Ram-Line made 50 round mags that are the same size as the BX25 for the 10/22 back in the day and they always worked great. Someone needs to start producing them again.
@Yuri Travels, I hope you are being sarcastic? Anybody remember BASIC Firearm safety? Anyone? Short version, Point gun towards intended target, If loaded,release safety and SQUEEZE trigger.After firing (even multiple rounds), engage safety! I can only imagine some young (or even expierienced) shooter picking up a binary firearm,making a safe shot, and releasing trigger with accidental discharge!Look dad, I hit the can ,exiitedly turns for approval and shoots???????? I am a 50+ year old gun enthusiast,and can appreciate a giggle switch now and then,but lets not change the rules where every one has to learn differently That's what causes accidents and gives firearms(and owners) a bad name! By the way, I am currently working on a binary trigger for chainsaws! Every time you cut a block of wood, let off the trigger and it speeds up headed for your face!?Should be for sale soon at a store near you!
@@Tokanova O.K. I stand partially corrected, But please spend at least as much time familiarizing your firearm features,as you do searching for bulk ammo suppliers!
@@charlesfriend9557said, _shooter picking up a binary firearm,making a safe shot, and releasing trigger with accidental discharge!Look dad, I hit the can ,exiitedly turns for approval and shoots????????_ If I understand what you're suggesting, is that someone fires, keeps the finger on the trigger while turning around "for approval" and then releasing the trigger and firing the 2nd round while the gun is pointed at the dad. There are some other issues here before talking about a mechanical safety. No one's finger should be in the trigger guard unless it is pointing down range and ready to fire. Your scenario where the child turns for approval with his finger still holding down the trigger clearly breaks that rule, too. In addition, he shouldn't be swinging the barrel around toward people. So he's now broken TWO safety compliance rules before we even get to the issue of also consciously using a separate mechanical safety...and that assumes the gun has one. There a number of guns that do not even have a separate manual safety.
So, I went to the range one day and there was this guy there who had a 10/22 set up on a chassis for precision shooting. That guy showed me his targets and all of those holes were right precisely in the middle of the target all clustered around it. Just as it should be. So, I asked him about his setup. He told me all about the aftermarket Boyds stock, the Kidd trigger system and bolt. He had a bull barrel of some sort on it. The receiver came from somewhere else. I thought it looked and shot pretty dang good and I told him so. Then I said, "So, let me see if I got this straight, somewhere, in a box, is a complete Ruger 10/22 that you rebuilt piece by piece until now you have that one and this one?" He thought about it and grinned. He told me he guessed I was right. He shot for a while longer and I moved down to the pistol range. Later on he packed up and he made a point to tell me he was gonna go locate all those parts and rebuild that stock Ruger 10/22. Then he laughed and said he had some different parts that would improve it some. I just laughed. I knew that pretty soon he would have another 10/22 built and the original still sitting in a box in pieces.
I watched a TV show years ago about a guy who took his favorite hunting rifle to a gunsmith to have it "upgraded". By the end of the show, they had replaced every single part, (basically a custom made rifle), charged him nearly 10k, and didn't even give him his original "favorite" rifle back.
Watched this video and had to get me a new BFS3. Install was a little in-depth on my factory 10/22 carbine with 16” barrel. Little filing and polishing was all. So, not exactly drop-in but not exactly complex either, IMO and YMMV. Love the set up. Next steps will be a billet receiver, tactical stock, and maybe a barrel once I finish the original off. Love your vids!
Them: *Noooooo, you can't use .22 as a formidable defense against intruders and people who wish you harm!!* 22plinkster: *Haha, .22 go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.*
22LR ....yes So many people have laughed as they DRAW their last breath........... Caliber has VERY high death rate as folk think it's not dangerous......... SHOT placement is critical..
Leesa Gomez - Preach. .22 is a deadly round IF aimed. YOLO is right that it has little stopping power to body mass, but to underestimate it is insanity. I remember an old timer talking about it and they said it has the perfect size and shape, and speed to pierce a skull and bounce around. It’s accurate to about a mile, and has done more damage historically than about any other round.
The idea of something happening and having to stop shooting mid trigger pull was my major concern about these things. That safety shut off thing is awesome. Bad thing is now I have no excuse not to get one.
A little behind but just installed the 22plinkster binary trigger on my charger. Barrel is standard length with a Yankee Hill suppressor. Amazing accessory for the 10/22 platform. Thanks for showcasing this trigger. So much fun to shoot with subsonic ammunition.
I have a trigger kit that I haven’t installed yet, but I sorta want to get the new drop in one. Out of curiosity, what bolt and charging handle/spring are you using?
Fast forward to the ammo shortage/price gauching of spring 2021 and buying the binary trigger is the cheapest part of all the fun you have with those magazine dumps. When you set the trigger for binary mode, there should be a sending unit that makes a dollar sign appear in your red-dot!
Ok Male, Female, Non binary, Binary, automatic, semi auto, high velocity, low velocity, ambidextrous, long barrel, short barrel, pistol, plays music, extention not a stock. Batteries not included.
Did it first day at the Texas state fair. Took me like 5 tries, but I finally walked away with one of those huge stuffed animals on my shoulders. Some guy offered me 50 bucks for it, but I couldn't bring myself it to let it go. Good times lol
Honestly a .22LR is a great anti-zombie weapon, because it'll go through the human skull but it won't punch out the back and instead bounce around instead. Plus they aren't very loud. And you can kill a deer with one from 50m with a lung shot but I honestly wouldn't suggest it, not very humane but it can be done.
For Ruger Mini-14 owners: you can make a Binary trigger for the Mini-14's for super duper Cheap! Use a electric carpeting staple gun Staples, they're perfect for them. Take a staple and using neddlenose pliers, rebend and form the staple into a "7" and clip off the pointed legs so that the top of the "7" is a slightly shorter leg than the vertical part of the "7". Now the Staple is ready to be finished. It will be slightly oversize in thickness to function, so you need to use a knife sharpening stone to stone down the thickness of the longer leg to between 0.018-0.021 (Use Calipers to measure) You can hit the shorter leg slightly with the stone to finish removing the plastic coating on the staple to clean it up Installation goes like this: Take the Trigger Group out of the rifle. Look at it. You will see the hammer and where it clicks into place between the catch and the trigger catch, let the hammer down carefully and where these two parts come together in the assembly is a slight crack between them (looking down from top). Install the long leg of the "7" down into the crack between the parts most of the way, with the short leg going towards the rear of the rifle. Ta-Da! You're done. If you did it right the hammer will bang on to of it when it cycles and sometimes bend it a little, but that's ok. Reinstall the Trigger Group into the Rifle. Take Note!!! This Binary setup does not have an off switch! You are in Binary mode always. (until you remove the Staple) The safety functions normal, it's ok. One shot on pull of the trigger and one shot on release of the trigger. Total cost= Less than $5 for staples, Enjoy Brothers! ( I have thousands of rounds through mine! Works great. I like 4 shot bursts with it, myself)
@@joewoodchuck3824 I don't know if there is any truth to the story, but I've been told that the Ruger 10-22 that you get at a WalMart is built cheaper than one you could get at an actual gun store. I really wouldn't need one of these as I am not what you would call a "Gun Nut" but I respect the hell out of people that choose to stock up. Money is always a big decision maker for me.
@@deanstephens5940 I've been shooting literally my entire life and competitively for some of it, and to this day I don't know what a gun but is. There could be something to what you said about unannounced special production run guns. I inadvertently bought a shotgun that way in a discount store once. I hope it's nothing that would ever affect operation however. For the life of me I can't remember where I got the 10-22. Just glad to be rid of it. I got a very sweet 1 MOA Savage .22 lr by trading the Ruger and another low end .22.
All these damn gun channels and their gun ranges. Makes me excited and want to build my own carnival style shooting gallery range. Full with the Home Alone style set with targets motorized on a train track and a whole set with moving gizmos and contraptions To put it more simply, making a pinball machine inspired gun range
@@randybeard6040 yes sir. Because it is a very common gun Btw to the other above prob could carry thousands of rounds. And it's an all around gun. Can't hunt deer with one but I will guarantee you could kill one. Ruger 1022 for me. Light accurate and mostly reliable with right ammo
Mr "Sharp" himself... Nice to see you back here in the cheapseats with the rest of us buddy! Love your channel! BTW - have you spoken with Jörg recently? I reckon you'd have much fun with his multi-tip stiletto he made, then added those crazy broadhead tips to it. Check out the video?
When I bought my Franklin Binary trigger in 2020 I paid $314 bucks shipping n all, I know it sounds like a lot but the fun factor is through the roof!! No way I'd sell it!!
Can't say I am comfortable with the concept of this trigger. The established gun safety practice of removing your finger from the trigger to prevent accidental discharge on pretty much any other firearm actively fires another round with this trigger. That for me crosses a line in firearms safety that I'm just not OK with regardless of the option to flip the lever.
I'm building my wife a Ruger 22 charger what sights or red dot. Do you recommend. I'm disabled and so is my wife, we trying to keep the prices on things down but she is so excited about her new build I thought I'd ask you. Thanks and keep making great videos to excite and educate folks on having a great safe experience.. Now she is totally wanting to go with the Franklin armory binary trigger.. It will take a while to save up the money but the smile she had watching your video on it is worth the effort she loves plinking and this is her first 10/22. I can't wait to see her shoot it.. Thanks again for the videos..
I hate to say it, but most good accessories cost as much as your gun. For example.... If you buy the best bolt action rifle for precision, target, matches, or even just to allow you to utilize it to its best potential, you will spend near the price of the rifle on accessories to be able to use it to the precision that it can be used. A $2000 rifle is useless until you spend another $2000 on a scope that utilizes it's potential. But then again, this is a lot to spend on a range toy. The brace, suppressor, and sight also cost almost as much as the pistol for each of them. Best advice if you are low on cash, try out a variety of firearms, pick your favorite and then customize it, it's worth it to have a firearm that properly fits you and you are comfortable with. In my opinion, this is just a really fun range firearm.
Reminds me of when I bought my AR for $400.... $2500 later I have a nail driving, long distance hunting, rapid firing, range officer infuriating monster beast.
I have pretty much have the same setup less the upgraded barrel, different brace and different red dot. With 4 extra magazines it cost me about $1300. And, that's not including my suppressor(s).
Currently the 10/22 chargers are hard to get and when you find them theyve skyrocketed in price. I’m in Oklahoma and had to buy mine from Vermont. I got lucky and it wasn’t marked up an abhorrent amount. I got mine for $276+$25shipping+$20transfer at my LGS. I had to buy the 1913 rail adapter. That was $50. The braces are $160 for the polymer strut version and $199 for the aluminum strut version. The binary is $299. So total for me was $276+$25+$20+$50+$160+$300=$831 As for the suppressor, I did a form1 suppressor. Basically bought a solvent trap off gunbroker, filed a form 1 for $200, and drilled the trap when I was approved. The approval was something like 4 weeks for a form1 vs a year plus for a form4. Build the suppressor yourself. You won’t be unhappy. This is the form1 kit I used but you can go with a JK kit or WTT or whatever else you want. www.gunbroker.com/item/883788779
Accidently made binary trigger for mini 14, scary at first, fun for a bit, than it was annoying. Wish I could switch it on and off like that. Pretty cool 😎
They'll refer to binary triggers as, "more controllable, more accurate & more deadly than a bumpstock"... No NFA item either, Trump & the NRA will give 'em up faster than a rainbow haired rapper can give up his friends in court.
When installing their other offerings the first step is to toss the sticker in the garbage. I would only keep the sticker if the firearm was to be stored next to a similar firearm so there is no confusion by myself or someone else to avoid any accidental discharges.
Hey 22plinkster I built my Ruger charger almost the exact same as yours . However I have the take down model and they didn’t have the 6 inch barrel with the take down model so I had to get a slightly longer barrel .. but it looks almost identical to yours .. I love it . Thank you for making this video ;)
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With that amount of rounds you go through, when was the last time you had some blood work done? Lead accumulates. If you already got a whole routine of cleaning yourself up after shooting, share it. Noice video.
ok I love it and try to check legality and first video popped up was "Binary Triggers BANNED under Bump Stock Ruling". Is it?
One of the most reliable magazines for the RUGER 10/22 is the MWG 50 round drum.
Cant have this in Florida, this is a Lengthy prison term here.
A "Tennessee Typewriter"
"No full auto in buildings!"
"That's not full auto"
"This is full Auto!"hahaha😁
Bell City Rifle Club haha
That's fully semi auto.
"DAYUM BRO"
"It's a double semi-auto!"
"it's not a stock, it's a brace"
"it's not a bong, it's a water pipe"
The word games they make us play...
Mostly peaceful protests
@@45s262 "I didn't want to create a panic."
The word games we will play. The Patriot games we will slay.
It's not a firearm. Often confused by it's similar shape, but this is an ammunition disassembly device separating the projectile from the casing, thus rendering the ammo "no longer dangerous". We must all do our part to personally confiscate these dangerous things and keep them from ending up in the streets. I personally try to remove the threat piece by piece as often as I can.
Lol
Anybody else think that’s a wonderful little range he has set up there. 🤩
Im sure his sleeping neighbors love it
Exactly why I'm getting myself lots of acres.
My own amusement park.
@@manoloborja388 You need lots of acres in an isolated area with no neighbors otherwise its disrespectful
@@girthy10incher23 Why tf would you care if your neighbors are mad or not. If your not shooting in the morning, what is the issue
The musical steel is a must have!
Am I the only one to notice Plink is now running the "mini-me" version of Hitchcock 45's target range!?? 😉
There can only be one.
That is the most pointless, useless, ridiculous waste of money I've ever seen. I want one!!
lol
Me too!
🤣🤣🤣 me too
if you loaded that with cci stingers and had a few 50 round mags you could easily defend your home with that lol. Stingers expand to almost the size of a dime
It's 22, so it's not like you're wasting a lot of money.
I don't know why I watch these videos. It just reminds me of how sad I've been since I lost all my guns in that boating accident.
Too bad for you. At least you didn’t bury them so when shtf you won’t have to dig em up and actually fight.
Me too. What a horrible day that was. It will be forever seared into my memory. I should have put life jackets on them. But now they are sleeping with fish. 😂
I always hear these stories so I always kept mine way from water and then boom, one day old tornado came through and picked all mine up about a year ago... didn’t get anything in the house. Just sucked up all my guns and ammo...
@@biggienorm420 Damn tornadoes will do that every time.
@@ryanpm4460 I buried mine too, but forgot where
Pairs exceptionally well with GSG 110rd drum and CCI Stingers.
Runs like a top for about 3 drums before it needs cleaning.
Remember when Stinger's hit the market! It was an anticipated round in.22LR. Love my 10/22!!
Whoa. That's sounds amazing.
@@stevehope6283something interesting I recently found out, the precursor to the stinger was the CCI Velocitor. I think it's the same round just a different name. I could be wrong, but I still have a little box from over a decade ago, and haven't been able to find any since.
Stingers are 32 grain at 1620 fps and Velocitors are 40 grain at 1435 fps, both are copper plated hollow points but Stingers have nickel plated brass casings
Installed on my charger. I like having a giggle switch. Really fun suppressed.
How long was the back order when you placed your order? I’m seeing 16+ weeks now
@@x3dominator28 I got mine in 3 days from budk .
So that's what's meant when they say "fully semi-automatic"...
Lol. Biden will make it illegal...after his nap and fondels young girls...great comment
This might go over lots of people..
Cnn the most untrusted news source ever....lol
Dan Hughes general fauci declared it had Cohen19
No, what they mean when they say that is "I'm a democratic idiot that knows nothing of guns, but I still want to take yours from you".
I laughed SOOOO hard out loud 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
All I know is that binary trigger made me want a 10/22 now.
They make a binary for the PC Carbine now, too
7:40 - This brought a smile to my face.
Really cool build. I would have loved the price breakdowns of each component. And I got to tell you I think Hickok 45 would give you a thumbs up on your target range.
Someone had this at the range yesterday and was going ham with it.
President Funny Valentine D4C i fired a pistol 5x fast and they started yelling
stopglobalswarming shoulda fired fast 5x more 😂
I really don't get the concept of getting mad over rapid fire. Do they get mad at people for lifting heavy weights at a gym too?
I was spamming my ccmg ar15 22lr insert and kept looking over my shoulder for a range Nazi, my 20 rd groups where about golf ball size. No issues at that range.
@@dogboy0912 Yes, people get mad at other people for lifting heavy weights at the gym. There's an entire gym franchise designed for those people.
i need to get one of these triggers before the ATF changes their mind
already illegal in some states unfortunately. im out of luck on the trigger.
@@IlIlllIllIlIIIll found the Fudd
i just found the price, $300...
...OUCH!
IlIlllIllIlIIIll see what happens to Fudds they end up taking away the Fudds guns too. Have fun with your Scythe Elmer
IlIlllIllIlIIIll You’re a sellout and don’t deserve to have gun rights.
I outfitted my m&p 15-22 with a double tap trigger, it is super fun but less than reliable honestly. What really sets the Franklin aside is the ability to abort the second shot if need be. Never really needed that function but it would be nice to have. That being said the double tap was $100 less than the Franklin.
Awesome video, thank you! Many years ago with an original 10/22, someone I used to know used a piece of a tin can to make it fully auto. Amazing hack, just 15 minutes and the shells FLY!! This little beauty you have is even more versatile and impressive!!
How?
The binary trigger would just allow me to make twice as many misses in the same amount of time.
Those binary trigger's are awesome, i'd almost say there faster then a full auto!
and forget that its in binary mode and release the trigger, putting a round in my toe
@@meaghanmcauley1010 no, they’re not
@@Secondadmendment i know that, I was being facetious!
The other day I lined up a bunch of shotgun shells at 25 yards. Off hand I can hit one or 2 in a row between missing. On binary I missed 25 in a row.
Now you need higher capacity magazines.
@Rich Santoro anything bigger than the 25 round bananas tend to either be bad quaulity (which you could never dream of rapid fire with) or must likely very expensive
I think it was Paul Harrel but someone tested the GSG 110 round drums and at least for him, the drum doesn't perform well on the charger, but does a little better when used with a rifle.
@Rich Santoro mine worked fine just yesterday in my charger
I have the GSG 110 rounder on a Charger TD. With good ammo (Federal, CCI), no problems. Doesn't like Aguila or that CI all that much. No snazzy trigger, just me trying to catch up with Jerry. More and more often, it's my go to gun for the daily foot patrol around the mountain here.
Ram-Line made 50 round mags that are the same size as the BX25 for the 10/22 back in the day and they always worked great. Someone needs to start producing them again.
I've shot a LOT of guns and I have some of the most fun shooting my 10/22. Nice build and great video!!
That’s amazing how you can switch on a fly from binary mode to single if you don’t want to make second shot on a release of a trigger.
@Yuri Travels, I hope you are being sarcastic? Anybody remember BASIC Firearm safety? Anyone? Short version, Point gun towards intended target, If loaded,release safety and SQUEEZE trigger.After firing (even multiple rounds), engage safety! I can only imagine some young (or even expierienced) shooter picking up a binary firearm,making a safe shot, and releasing trigger with accidental discharge!Look dad, I hit the can ,exiitedly turns for approval and shoots???????? I am a 50+ year old gun enthusiast,and can appreciate a giggle switch now and then,but lets not change the rules where every one has to learn differently That's what causes accidents and gives firearms(and owners) a bad name! By the way, I am currently working on a binary trigger for chainsaws! Every time you cut a block of wood, let off the trigger and it speeds up headed for your face!?Should be for sale soon at a store near you!
@@charlesfriend9557 i understand the safety issue, but should it be regulated any differently?
@@charlesfriend9557 Silence, Fudd
@@Tokanova O.K. I stand partially corrected, But please spend at least as much time familiarizing your firearm features,as you do searching for bulk ammo suppliers!
@@charlesfriend9557said, _shooter picking up a binary firearm,making a safe shot, and releasing trigger with accidental discharge!Look dad, I hit the can ,exiitedly turns for approval and shoots????????_
If I understand what you're suggesting, is that someone fires, keeps the finger on the trigger while turning around "for approval" and then releasing the trigger and firing the 2nd round while the gun is pointed at the dad. There are some other issues here before talking about a mechanical safety.
No one's finger should be in the trigger guard unless it is pointing down range and ready to fire. Your scenario where the child turns for approval with his finger still holding down the trigger clearly breaks that rule, too. In addition, he shouldn't be swinging the barrel around toward people. So he's now broken TWO safety compliance rules before we even get to the issue of also consciously using a separate mechanical safety...and that assumes the gun has one. There a number of guns that do not even have a separate manual safety.
I want to see this used with the 110rd mag.
55 squeezes for 110 rounds? You could shoot twice as much as you normally would before finger fatigue sets in
I wanna see where he got the sesame street clip from🧐
Connor Marek same
no bad idea
How much sir?
So, I went to the range one day and there was this guy there who had a 10/22 set up on a chassis for precision shooting. That guy showed me his targets and all of those holes were right precisely in the middle of the target all clustered around it. Just as it should be. So, I asked him about his setup. He told me all about the aftermarket Boyds stock, the Kidd trigger system and bolt. He had a bull barrel of some sort on it. The receiver came from somewhere else. I thought it looked and shot pretty dang good and I told him so. Then I said, "So, let me see if I got this straight, somewhere, in a box, is a complete Ruger 10/22 that you rebuilt piece by piece until now you have that one and this one?" He thought about it and grinned. He told me he guessed I was right.
He shot for a while longer and I moved down to the pistol range. Later on he packed up and he made a point to tell me he was gonna go locate all those parts and rebuild that stock Ruger 10/22. Then he laughed and said he had some different parts that would improve it some. I just laughed. I knew that pretty soon he would have another 10/22 built and the original still sitting in a box in pieces.
What are you shooting? My grandfather's axe.
It's the same thing when you start modding cars..or PC's..
I watched a TV show years ago about a guy who took his favorite hunting rifle to a gunsmith to have it "upgraded". By the end of the show, they had replaced every single part, (basically a custom made rifle), charged him nearly 10k, and didn't even give him his original "favorite" rifle back.
@@randymc61 This is the Ship of Theseus
That was the dumbest story I’ve ever read, how could he not know that he could rebuild the original gun.
Watched this video and had to get me a new BFS3. Install was a little in-depth on my factory 10/22 carbine with 16” barrel. Little filing and polishing was all. So, not exactly drop-in but not exactly complex either, IMO and YMMV. Love the set up. Next steps will be a billet receiver, tactical stock, and maybe a barrel once I finish the original off. Love your vids!
Pinkster, I would love to see how that does with the German made GSG rotary magazine! I think you would be smiling from ear to ear! 😁
Hey Joe that’s a superb idea. I smiled from ear to ear. With the rotary I’ll bust my jaws from glee. Good idea 💡..
I don't think the gsg rotary mags fit in a 10/22
It's a game changer. Kinda like inward singing. Non stop rocking.
Them: *Noooooo, you can't use .22 as a formidable defense against intruders and people who wish you harm!!*
22plinkster: *Haha, .22 go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.*
seriously id take this over a shotgun every day of the week, but nothing over my ar shorty or MAK... well maybe not nothing
The shock alone can kill...
Yolo Swaggings - Sure you can, just aim for the head.
22LR ....yes So many people have laughed as they DRAW their last breath...........
Caliber has VERY high death rate as folk think it's not dangerous......... SHOT placement is critical..
Leesa Gomez - Preach. .22 is a deadly round IF aimed. YOLO is right that it has little stopping power to body mass, but to underestimate it is insanity. I remember an old timer talking about it and they said it has the perfect size and shape, and speed to pierce a skull and bounce around. It’s accurate to about a mile, and has done more damage historically than about any other round.
6 months Later: “Guys I’d like to offer another Apology”
The trigger is not available in: CA, CT, DC, FL, HI, IA, MD, NJ, NY, RI, and WA
Good thing I live in AZ
OR gang still hanging on to them :)
move
Florida man sad
@@borednarmed5612 Same...
The idea of something happening and having to stop shooting mid trigger pull was my major concern about these things. That safety shut off thing is awesome. Bad thing is now I have no excuse not to get one.
Did you buy one in the end
That mag dump on the musical target sounded like Willy Wonka noises
Bro my names Andrew Morris to wtf
I am Andrew Morris
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A little behind but just installed the 22plinkster binary trigger on my charger. Barrel is standard length with a Yankee Hill suppressor. Amazing accessory for the 10/22 platform. Thanks for showcasing this trigger. So much fun to shoot with subsonic ammunition.
i need to install mine. did you follow a guide
I have a trigger kit that I haven’t installed yet, but I sorta want to get the new drop in one. Out of curiosity, what bolt and charging handle/spring are you using?
Fast forward to the ammo shortage/price gauching of spring 2021 and buying the binary trigger is the cheapest part of all the fun you have with those magazine dumps. When you set the trigger for binary mode, there should be a sending unit that makes a dollar sign appear in your red-dot!
Jerry Miculek + binary trigger = 5000 rounds per minute.
JM + binary trigger = melted barrel! ;
JM + binary trigger = malfunctioned firearm 😂
JM + binary trigger = RAIL GUN
JM + binary trigger = The definition of semi fully automatic.
He can actually outrun them if I recall from the video
The first mag dump on the musical targets sounded like a text message ringtone 😂
Ok Male, Female, Non binary, Binary, automatic, semi auto, high velocity, low velocity, ambidextrous, long barrel, short barrel, pistol, plays music, extention not a stock. Batteries not included.
That last shot sounded like a musical instrument🤣🤣 awesome
Xylophone
I came here from a zip22 video...
the amount of relief seeing a gun that works so well compared to the zip is just bliss to my ears.
Damn, at 3:55 he shoots 15 rounds off in 1.3125 seconds. That's 685 rounds per minute. Hot diggity.
#hedidthemath
We r gonna need a bigger drum mag
@@myes344 belt fed
kawadude mcdouble this reminds me of the custom belt-fed bullpup ruger 96-44
Imagine a double drum magazine
This reminds me of the fair game where you try to cut the star out
So much money i spent
Except this gun is accurate.
Thought I got that star one time, dude found a tiny microscopic spec of red at the very edge and wouldn't let me have it. Pissed me off.
Did it first day at the Texas state fair. Took me like 5 tries, but I finally walked away with one of those huge stuffed animals on my shoulders. Some guy offered me 50 bucks for it, but I couldn't bring myself it to let it go. Good times lol
Still one of the funniest carnival games!
Watching these videos in honor & memory of my firearms that I lost in a boating accident while hanging out with @Confused Voyager.
3:06 you heard it. We need to mill or drill weight reduction holes in a 10/22 bolt. Please do a video on best bolt weight.
Well there goes another .22 L.R. shortage! This one caused by .22plinkster! (
In case you have to "Double Tap" those zombie squirrels.
The great American squirrel hunt
You can make your little jokes, but I'd still place my wager on you not wanting to FAFO with that thing, though.
Sometimes you see 10 squirrels at once, if you can fill your bag in one moment...why not try?
Honestly a .22LR is a great anti-zombie weapon, because it'll go through the human skull but it won't punch out the back and instead bounce around instead. Plus they aren't very loud.
And you can kill a deer with one from 50m with a lung shot but I honestly wouldn't suggest it, not very humane but it can be done.
I’ve watched this video about 50 times and finally bought it today cause it’s been out of stock!!
That would be my home defense gun
.22 is a great option
Wow, I need another dedicated 10/22!
“How did you get shot in the leg grandpa?”
“Well it was the summer of 2020 and a new trigger came out...”
Sounds like Grandpa didnt follow gun safety ,How do you get shot in the leg with a rifle ....?
Okay that’s funny
Oh shit thats so true! I could see me doing that with that trigger
@Leopard Boas nice? lls NO, she's beautiful
@@1badombre82 can definitely see someone doing that
It's good to see a man have so much fun with his gun. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This trigger coupled with the 110 round mag makes the 10/22 viable as a fighting weapon imo
They'd feel played with. Cause they got picked apart...
The headline sounds like a Scotty Kilmer Car channel headline! This changes everything!
"I just can't quit laughing!!"
Me Everytime I shot my giggle switch 😁😁😁😁
I really liked the slowed down laser footage, you really see the squeeze influence each of your trigger pulls are making.
For Ruger Mini-14 owners: you can make a Binary trigger for the Mini-14's for super duper Cheap! Use a electric carpeting staple gun Staples, they're perfect for them. Take a staple and using neddlenose pliers, rebend and form the staple into a "7" and clip off the pointed legs so that the top of the "7" is a slightly shorter leg than the vertical part of the "7". Now the Staple is ready to be finished. It will be slightly oversize in thickness to function, so you need to use a knife sharpening stone to stone down the thickness of the longer leg to between 0.018-0.021 (Use Calipers to measure)
You can hit the shorter leg slightly with the stone to finish removing the plastic coating on the staple to clean it up
Installation goes like this: Take the Trigger Group out of the rifle. Look at it. You will see the hammer and where it clicks into place between the catch and the trigger catch, let the hammer down carefully and where these two parts come together in the assembly is a slight crack between them (looking down from top). Install the long leg of the "7" down into the crack between the parts most of the way, with the short leg going towards the rear of the rifle. Ta-Da! You're done. If you did it right the hammer will bang on to of it when it cycles and sometimes bend it a little, but that's ok. Reinstall the Trigger Group into the Rifle. Take Note!!! This Binary setup does not have an off switch! You are in Binary mode always. (until you remove the Staple) The safety functions normal, it's ok. One shot on pull of the trigger and one shot on release of the trigger. Total cost= Less than $5 for staples, Enjoy Brothers! ( I have thousands of rounds through mine! Works great. I like 4 shot bursts with it, myself)
110round drums? That's be fun
Melted barrel?
They are!
I never knew I needed a Charger, what a gun!
Heard that! I'm going to the shop Monday and ordering one. Really liking the Binary trigger as well.
@@deanstephens5940 no
It's just a short 10-22. My 10-22 was a piece of crap. Most of my Rugers have been crap. Still evaluating my Super Redhawk.
@@joewoodchuck3824 I don't know if there is any truth to the story, but I've been told that the Ruger 10-22 that you get at a WalMart is built cheaper than one you could get at an actual gun store. I really wouldn't need one of these as I am not what you would call a "Gun Nut" but I respect the hell out of people that choose to stock up. Money is always a big decision maker for me.
@@deanstephens5940 I've been shooting literally my entire life and competitively for some of it, and to this day I don't know what a gun but is.
There could be something to what you said about unannounced special production run guns. I inadvertently bought a shotgun that way in a discount store once. I hope it's nothing that would ever affect operation however. For the life of me I can't remember where I got the 10-22. Just glad to be rid of it. I got a very sweet 1 MOA Savage .22 lr by trading the Ruger and another low end .22.
That 6 in barrel with the can is the perfect setup.
All these damn gun channels and their gun ranges.
Makes me excited and want to build my own carnival style shooting gallery range. Full with the Home Alone style set with targets motorized on a train track and a whole set with moving gizmos and contraptions
To put it more simply, making a pinball machine inspired gun range
When u do that u should make a video about it
Why would anybody want a binary trigger???? That thing is incredible and was busting up on your musical target!! Wowoww. Congrats on you build brother
3:55 that was Hollywood quiet, even had some of the impossible sound effects
Dont trust the video to represent it accurately, UA-cam uses audio compression that cant be turned off and affect all audio quality.
I love 22’s. They’re accurate, reliable, low recoil, cheap ammo & consistent.
You are Sooooooooooo spoiled to have the range, ability and resources for a ' shooter's life'! Good for you! Love your channel!
You go boy!
Video idea: you use the binary trigger and go against Jerry Miculek with a normal trigger. first to dump the mag wins.
Somethings telling me Jerry still wins.
Jerry would beat him with a bolt action rifle still
I wanna see jerry use a binary trigger
Jerry has a video using a binary trigger
Jerry has a video up of him trying to use a binary trigger, his finger is too fast for it.
I've always been interested in the 10/22. Now I like it even more
Links to products on your videos is always nice...
Yes, I have a big grin. Loved when you shot the musical targets. Such a hoot.
HUH!!! 22's are too small for SHTF ! Said no one ever
Ya! But add the bionary trigger to a Sig MPX K9 and 30 round mags and oh man 2.8 seconds dump of 9mm. It’s like having a full auto MP5.
The 22 is the assassins choice. One shot to the back of the head and no exit wound.
They worked for me
More people have been Killed by 22's than Any Gun Made..
@@randybeard6040 yes sir. Because it is a very common gun
Btw to the other above prob could carry thousands of rounds. And it's an all around gun. Can't hunt deer with one but I will guarantee you could kill one. Ruger 1022 for me. Light accurate and mostly reliable with right ammo
Wow thats Epic !!! I want one, Cheers brother
Howdy Adam!
Howdy
I need a couple knifes brother. Do you have a link?
Hey hey hey Adam.... Nice to hear from you booo 😍😘
Mr "Sharp" himself... Nice to see you back here in the cheapseats with the rest of us buddy!
Love your channel! BTW - have you spoken with Jörg recently? I reckon you'd have much fun with his multi-tip stiletto he made, then added those crazy broadhead tips to it. Check out the video?
That looks SWEET! The Ruger .22 is such a fun, versatile lil' firearm 👌🏾
Sent many a sage rat to their ancestors with mine
When I bought my Franklin Binary trigger in 2020 I paid $314 bucks shipping n all, I know it sounds like a lot but the fun factor is through the roof!! No way I'd sell it!!
Can't say I am comfortable with the concept of this trigger. The established gun safety practice of removing your finger from the trigger to prevent accidental discharge on pretty much any other firearm actively fires another round with this trigger. That for me crosses a line in firearms safety that I'm just not OK with regardless of the option to flip the lever.
Dang looks like back ordered for months!!
Does it only fit the charger or 10/22 full size as well?
@@freedomfighter1861 full size too. Want one for my 10/22 takedown
Just 'this much' too late, damn it! Video's only been out an hour...
I'm building my wife a Ruger 22 charger what sights or red dot. Do you recommend. I'm disabled and so is my wife, we trying to keep the prices on things down but she is so excited about her new build I thought I'd ask you. Thanks and keep making great videos to excite and educate folks on having a great safe experience.. Now she is totally wanting to go with the Franklin armory binary trigger.. It will take a while to save up the money but the smile she had watching your video on it is worth the effort she loves plinking and this is her first 10/22. I can't wait to see her shoot it.. Thanks again for the videos..
I want one, I want one...that makes two!
You get a "thumbs up" just for the Sesame Street martians. I love those guys!
The Division 2's Exotic rifle "Merciless" is real?
What a time to be alive.
Lol
You have these on so many of your rifles. I wish they weren't so expensive.
Gotta do the drum dump with this baby lol I need this setup I love 22's.
*I NEEDS THE TRIGGGGGEEEEEERRRRRRR........*
$300.....
Ouch, that's about the cost of my entire pistol
I hate to say it, but most good accessories cost as much as your gun. For example.... If you buy the best bolt action rifle for precision, target, matches, or even just to allow you to utilize it to its best potential, you will spend near the price of the rifle on accessories to be able to use it to the precision that it can be used. A $2000 rifle is useless until you spend another $2000 on a scope that utilizes it's potential. But then again, this is a lot to spend on a range toy. The brace, suppressor, and sight also cost almost as much as the pistol for each of them. Best advice if you are low on cash, try out a variety of firearms, pick your favorite and then customize it, it's worth it to have a firearm that properly fits you and you are comfortable with. In my opinion, this is just a really fun range firearm.
@President Funny Valentine D4C I got this fifty inch TV on DealDash.com for only .99. Don't you just love those commercials?
@@justinbaker8873 You seem to mistake expensive with good. Educate yourself.
@@F2PRunescapeFTW Crazed; Expensive ain't always good but good usually is expensive. ;
Reminds me of when I bought my AR for $400.... $2500 later I have a nail driving, long distance hunting, rapid firing, range officer infuriating monster beast.
I bought one. Butler folding stock- (no longer made)-- 50rd mags- FUN!
Real music! Love this gun
would love to see this gun in 22 mag awsome Ruger love that selecter switch cool video
That can't be the ultimate Ruger Charger because the ultimate one is in my safe but....I need that trigger! You need my address?
You can get one for $299
He's mailing this one to me, but you can always wait until next time or just buy one.
@@orenthalsimpson 299! Damn. How can a trigger be worth more than the gun
Actually, you are paying for the grin after the mag dump!
@@enrique88005 Did you watch the video
Friendly reminder that the gov bout to send that stimulus again.
guns will be illegal soon
But no ammo anywhere sadly
@@BenDover-cj4vj make your own. we got plenty
@@joecascade5105 i cant find any reloading supplies anywhere
In another few months... If they feel like it.
The A10 Warthog of .22 plinkers!
This Bud Light advertisement on here makes me feel like drinking at the gun range...
I know a place out in OKC.
If you could inform me on the cost brake down of this build? I’d really appreciate it.
I have pretty much have the same setup less the upgraded barrel, different brace and different red dot. With 4 extra magazines it cost me about $1300. And, that's not including my suppressor(s).
Currently the 10/22 chargers are hard to get and when you find them theyve skyrocketed in price. I’m in Oklahoma and had to buy mine from Vermont. I got lucky and it wasn’t marked up an abhorrent amount. I got mine for $276+$25shipping+$20transfer at my LGS.
I had to buy the 1913 rail adapter. That was $50. The braces are $160 for the polymer strut version and $199 for the aluminum strut version. The binary is $299.
So total for me was $276+$25+$20+$50+$160+$300=$831
As for the suppressor, I did a form1 suppressor. Basically bought a solvent trap off gunbroker, filed a form 1 for $200, and drilled the trap when I was approved. The approval was something like 4 weeks for a form1 vs a year plus for a form4. Build the suppressor yourself. You won’t be unhappy.
This is the form1 kit I used but you can go with a JK kit or WTT or whatever else you want.
www.gunbroker.com/item/883788779
@@ERprepperwhere did you get your brace? Do you have a link or a part number?
I’m sure he makes a living off these videos and he could not answer his subscribers ??? wow !!!!
The triggers about 300
Accidently made binary trigger for mini 14, scary at first, fun for a bit, than it was annoying. Wish I could switch it on and off like that. Pretty cool 😎
🤷 That musical target was something new to me hahaha 🤣 ❤️
"And we'll have fun fun fun till the ATF takes our binary away." I think that was a Beach Boys song.
It's only matter of time.
Been around for decades.
Maybe after a mass shooter uses it? That was what did it for the bump stocks.
I'll get around it. lol
That's a nice set up. But I still stick with my Marlin model 60.
This is friggin incredible ! I was giggling like a 5 year old every time you lit it up. Saying again! Again!
So quiet. How cool is this beast. !!
Holy Pelosi plinkster what is Feinstein going to say? I’ll take two that is so cool 😎
Exactly !!! 👍👍👍
Lmao. That’s perfect
They'll refer to binary triggers as, "more controllable, more accurate & more deadly than a bumpstock"... No NFA item either, Trump & the NRA will give 'em up faster than a rainbow haired rapper can give up his friends in court.
@Just in they are both satan
The selector switch sticker looks a little tacky to me, other than that it's a nice set up and you can't go wrong with a Ruger 10/22.
Good thing the sticker doesn't come preinstalled, eh? 😂
When installing their other offerings the first step is to toss the sticker in the garbage.
I would only keep the sticker if the firearm was to be stored next to a similar firearm so there is no confusion by myself or someone else to avoid any accidental discharges.
They refuse to make trigger stickers that aren’t cheap and ugly.
Or if you just dip the rifle in red(nuclear green my fave) and black and maybe some silver(a dash) swirls...
I like some rifles tlc'd up
Thou idk if that gun would be dippable...the materials
Suppressors and binary triggers in the same video? Damn that looks fun. Im probably on an ATF watch list now just for watching this video.
Wow someone from the paintball industry finally brought that tech over. lol.
Paintball triggers just actuate an air valve. There is a shit ton more going on with triggers in real guns. And binary triggers are not new.
Man ‼️ today prices of 22lr/$0.07 per single cartridge of standard federal or etc‼️❕‼️❕‼️
We are getting to the end of fun...
You knew better, should of stocked up
Still is .04 per round for Winchester high velocity at walmart
Tyler Anderson - go and check it out again. It’s hard to find too.
Ammoseek.com
Should of learned your lesson last time .
For a second I thought this was hickok's channel and someone else was hosting it but it's just their range seem so similar 😂
Hey 22plinkster I built my Ruger charger almost the exact same as yours . However I have the take down model and they didn’t have the 6 inch barrel with the take down model so I had to get a slightly longer barrel .. but it looks almost identical to yours .. I love it .
Thank you for making this video ;)