Tandemcross pins
Works great and stays in place.
TRIED IT, LIKED IT
I have five 10-22s. Three of them are hose monsters, for shooting at steel, 500-1500 rounds per shoot. They are shot with suppressors, so the triggers and bolt get extremely fouled. The receivers, bolts, and trigger groups are stripped and cleaned in the Hornady Hot Tub sonic cleaner after each shoot. These pins make it easy to remove the trigger group, but they never fall out by themselves. They are very tight-fitting, but they're bevelled at the end so they go back in easily. All five of my 10-22 rifles wear these pins. Also, we have his-and-hers Ruger PC Carbines in 9mm. TK makes these pins for that rifle, and both of ours wear them. In total, my wife and I have seven Ruger rifles that all wear these pins.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Solves the problem of the receiver pins falling out when you remove your 10/22 barreled action from...
One of the absolute 'needed' accessories for your 10/22. Solves the problem of the receiver pins falling out when you remove your 10/22 barreled action from the stock. I've tried a couple of brands of oversized pins and still experienced the pins falling out. The Tandemkross pins Do Not fall out, yet are easy to push out. Now I've got them in both my and my son's 10/22's. With a Kidd trigger in my Ruger OEM receiver, there is no back & forth or up & down movement when installed. As another review noted, Tandemkross also makes these for the magazine release pin (they come in a package of two, but only one is needed per trigger).
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Great remedy for frustration
If you've removed you action from the stock and had the trigger group pin(s) fall out (especially if you've lost one), This is for you. Honestly, they just work.
If you ever remove the 10-22 action from the stock... you'll wan't these
Long time 10-22 tinkerer here. These two pins are what holds the trigger group to the receiver. Removing, installing or handling the receiver when out of the stock - OEM receiver pins often fall out. The ball detent on these keep them from falling out. Any 10-22 I work on I put these pins in. What you should also know is that Tanedmkross also makes a ball detent pin for the magazine/bolt release, they come in a package of two, but unlike the receiver pins, you only need one per 1022. Both of these pins will make assembly/disassembly a lot less frustrating.
Hidden Gem
I installed these KrossPins on my Ruger 10/22 after installing a set on my Ruger PC Carbine. These pins are a hidden gem! I no longer have to worry about my trigger cross pins falling out. Installation was quick and easy.
