The Regular 10/22 is a collaborative remix from YZY Prints and internetpizza, merging proven elements from IvanTheTroll and Laff Dynamics.
Designed with practicality in mind, it aims to deliver a streamlined, minimalist build using OEM Ruger 10/22 components, a 3D printed receiver, and a custom stock. It’s light, ergonomic, and keeps things simple—without looking like it belongs on a sci-fi movie set.
With a 15-round magazine and a Romeo 5 red dot sight, the complete rifle weighs under 4 lbs, even with an 18″ barrel. Fully stress-tested past 2,000 rounds as of Spring 2025, this design holds up under serious use.
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The Regular 10/22 is genuinely one of the most enjoyable guns I’ve had. It’s cheap to build, cheaper to buy ammo for, you can shoot it all day and barely even need ear protection. It takes a suppressor well, it’s super light, and modular.
— YZY_ (@YZYPrints1) April 4, 2025
I know you all are going to love it. pic.twitter.com/zaRA3ux7PA
Features of the Regular 10-22
What sets the Regular 10/22 apart is its clean, no-frills approach. It was built not to turn heads with wild aesthetics, but to perform reliably and be comfortable to shoot.
Compatibility with the LX-22 ecosystem means it plays well with other modular parts, especially Laff Dynamics components. The printed buttstock and grip were designed with enhanced ergonomics and efficient assembly in mind.
The modular receiver integrates seamlessly with IvanTheTroll’s well-documented 10/22 blueprint. The build has also been optimized for ease of printing and assembly using standard slicer tools and reliable filaments like Polymaker PLA Pro.
Hardware and Tools Required
Hardware
- 1x Ruger 10/22 Rifle Bolt, factory pins + buffer pin
- 1x Barrel Retaining V-Block and 2x Screws
- 1x Charging Handle
- 1x Trigger Group + Magazine Release
- 1x Ruger 10/22 Barrel
- 1x Magazine
- 1x Receiver Takedown Screw
- 3x M4 x 30mm bolts, 3x M4 x 10mm bolts
- Optional: 2x #10 wood screws (¾”) for TPU buttpad
Additional Parts
- OEM Ruger 10/22 parts kit
- PLA+/PLA Pro filament (Polymaker recommended)
- TPU for buttpad (shore hardness 90–95)
3D Printed Parts for the Regular 10-22
- Receiver
- Receiver Rail
- Chassis
- Handguards (Laff Dynamics compatible)
- Skeletonized Grip and Stock
- Optional TPU buttpad
Tools Required
- JB Weld epoxy
- M4 Hex Wrench
- Drill bits: 1/8″, 5/32″, 3/16″, 13/64″, 1/4″
- Gunsmithing hammer
- Sandpaper or rotary sanding tool
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Conclusion
If you’re after a clean, solid 10/22 build without the space blaster vibes, the Regular 10/22 delivers. With smart design choices and extensive testing, it’s a dependable DIY rifle setup you can trust to go the distance.
Just don’t forget the JB Weld—and maybe a backup mag or two.
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