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The single best thing you can do for a Ruger 10/22's accuracy is swap the barrel, and the True Precision TP/22 16" compensated bull barrel is a strong argument for exactly that. It starts life as a Shaw Barrels custom 416R stainless blank, gets broach-cut 1:16 twist rifling, and is chambered to Bentz match spec. That tighter Bentz chamber is the sweet spot for semi-auto .22 LR, threading the needle between reliable feeding and the kind of consistent ignition that tightens up your groups. The heavy bull profile brings rigidity, and precision fluting runs down the length to trim weight and help shed heat during longer range sessions.
The headline feature here is the integrated forward multi-port compensator. Instead of hanging a device off the muzzle, the porting is built right into the barrel, so you get real recoil control and reduced muzzle rise without adding length or bulk up front. That translates to a flatter-shooting rifle and quicker sight recovery between shots, which you'll appreciate on steel or plinking fast. The muzzle is internally threaded too, so you can install adapter plugs to bypass the ports when you'd rather run it uncompensated.
This barrel drops into any standard Ruger 10/22 or TP/22 receiver using the factory V-block setup, and it is not made for the Takedown models. The Stealth Gray finish over U.S.-sourced stainless gives it a clean, understated look that pairs with just about any build. One thing worth knowing: the .920" bull contour won't fit a factory tapered wood stock without opening up the barrel channel, so a laminate or aftermarket stock already cut for a heavy barrel makes life easier.
Bottom line, this is a match-grade upgrade for folks who want their 10/22 shooting tighter and recovering faster, built from quality American materials and finished with the detail work True Precision is known for.
Yes, it fits standard Ruger 10/22 and True Precision TP/22 receivers using the factory V-block. It does not fit Takedown variants. Keep in mind the .920" bull profile needs a stock with a barrel channel cut for a heavy barrel, so a factory tapered wood stock will require some opening up.
The Bentz chamber is tighter than a factory sporting chamber, which is what gives it that accuracy edge in a semi-auto. It runs best with standard and match-grade .22 LR in the roughly 1,000 to 1,250 fps range. Hyper-velocity loads like CCI Stingers use a slightly longer case and aren't recommended in a Bentz chamber.
The multi-port compensator is machined into the front of the barrel rather than screwed on, so it vents gas upward to fight muzzle rise without adding length. That means flatter shooting and faster follow-up shots. The muzzle is internally threaded, so you can add adapter plugs to bypass the ports if you want to run it without the comp.
For most folks this is a straightforward drop-in job that takes about 15 to 20 minutes. You pull the barreled action from the stock, remove the two V-block screws, swap barrels, and torque the block back down. The only extra step is relieving the stock's barrel channel if it isn't already cut for a bull profile.
| UPC | 719104542292 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TP1022BBLA |
| Length | 16" |
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