Ruger 10/22 .22LR Integrally Suppressed Transferable Open Bolt Machine Gun

Status: In Stock / Please Call to Purchase

This Chester County Armory listing is for a Sturm Ruger 10/22 .22LR integrally suppressed transferable registered receiver machine gun.

This spectacular model started out life as a semi-auto Ruger 10/22 rifle that was converted to an open-bolt machine gun and NFA registered via a Form 1 Registration by Ron Blacksher of Albuquerque, NM. This is a registered receiver machine gun and is full auto only. It features an 18″ heavy barrel that is integrally suppressed by Johnathan Arthur Ciener of Cape Canaveral, FL.  It also features an Archangel 556 AR-15 stock along with Troy Industries front and rear folding battle sights. Purchase will include a Ruger 25rd factory magazine as well as its original Ruger factory Deluxe wood stock.

This transferable machine gun setup functions absolutely flawlessly! The combination of the open-bolt conversion along with the integral suppressor makes this setup up extremely reliable for notoriously finicky .22LR machine gun setups. This model functions excellent with regular high velocity .22LR ammunition and will even function fairly reliably with standard pressure subsonic ammunition (albeit, expectations should not be as failure-free as with high velocity ammo).

This model is in excellent overall mechanical and cosmetic condition. The Archangel chassis system is in like new condition. The fire controls and internals are in excellent condition, with only minor wear markings observed. The bolt face is crisp and clean. The bore is bright and shiny with crisp, clean rifling. Cosmetically, the Archangel chassis system is in like new condition, with no observed handling or use marks. The finish of the machine gun receiver notes some minor surface scratches and marks, but no cracks, dents, dings, malformations, etc.. the polished blue finish of the barrel and suppressor are in outstanding condition, with only very minor markings observed in the polished bluing. The include original wood stock is also in very good condition, with only minor surface scratches observed.

Purchase of this transferable machine gun will require two separate NFA stamps (one for the transferable machine gun and one for the NFA integral silencer). Both items are currently on Form 3s for quick and easy transfer. The current NFA paperwork for this machine gun lists “Form 1 Registration” as the manufacturer and “10/22” as the model. The NFA Form 3 for the suppressor lists “Ciener, Jonathan Arthur” as the manufacturer and “10/22” as the model.