Decimator 22

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Decimator 22 STL Files

3D Printable 10/22 & AR-15 Hybrid

Overview

The Decimator 22 is a hybrid firearm that combines elements of the Ruger 10/22 and AR-15 platforms, resulting in a highly customizable design. This modular firearm allows for flexibility in assembly, offering DIY and OEM-compatible options for various components. Whether youโ€™re building for precision or just for fun, the Decimator 22 brings an exciting challenge to the table for enthusiasts.

Key highlights include its compatibility with 10/22 bolts, magazines, and AR-15 fire control groups, alongside DIY barrel and handguard variants. Itโ€™s tailored for makers who want full control over their build.

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Features of the Decimator 22

The Decimator 22 is built with versatility and ease of assembly in mind. It features an AR-15 Fire Control Group paired with a Ruger 10/22 bolt and charging handle, ensuring a smooth operational synergy. Its paddle magazine release offers an ergonomic advantage while keeping magazine swaps straightforward.

It supports both DIY barrels with liners and OEM Ruger 10/22 barrels, giving users the choice of manufacturing their own parts or integrating existing ones. Its pistol and rifle-length configurations enable adaptability for different use cases.

The Decimator 22’s Picatinny rail system supports a range of stock and brace attachments, while its modular design includes multiple handguard styles, from simple single-rail setups to advanced hex tube variants. Customization is further enhanced with downloadable extras like pistol grips, stocks, muzzle devices, and more.

For ease of printing, parts come pre-oriented, and robust construction is ensured with high-infill settings for printed components.

Hardware and Tools Required

Hardware

  • Ruger 10/22 Components:
  • Bolt assembly
  • OEM charging handle
  • Magazine plunger and spring
  • Ejector (optional based on lower variant)
  • AR-15 Components:
  • Fire Control Group (trigger, hammer, springs, safety, etc.)
  • Rear locking pin or 1/4″ clevis pin
  • Quick-detach pin (1.5″ and 2″ lengths)

Additional Parts

  • M3 Hex Socket Head Screws: Various lengths from 6mm to 50mm
  • Barrel liner (Chaszel or equivalent) or OEM barrel
  • JB Weld (plastic bonder)
  • 2 spools of high-quality filament (PLA+ or better)

3D Printed Parts for the Decimator 22

  • Upper receiver
  • Lower receivers (full or split variants)
  • Barrel sleeves and adapters
  • Handguards (available in multiple designs and lengths)
  • Barrel nut and nut tool
  • PUG pins
  • Takedown pins
  • Hammer sanding jig
  • Printable ejector (if required)

Tools Required

  • Drill with an imperial bit set (5/64″ to 3/8″)
  • Dremel with sanding attachments
  • 80-220 grit sandpaper
  • Metal file set
  • Cotton swabs/Q-tips
  • Nylon hammer (for roll pins)
  • Heat-resistant gloves and mask (for JB Weld application)

Decimator 22 Instructions

Conclusion

The Decimator 22 merges the best of the Ruger 10/22 and AR-15 platforms into a versatile, user-friendly firearm for 3D printing enthusiasts. Whether you opt for full DIY or integrate OEM parts, the result is a fully customizable firearm tailored to your preferences. With a variety of configurations and a comprehensive assembly guide, this project is both accessible and rewarding for builders of all skill levels. Get printing and enjoy the journey!

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