MIDWEST INDUSTRIES, INC. - RUGER 10/22® CHASSIS M-LOK

I chose this chassis for an all purpose 22lr rifle. It is very accurate compared to stock shooter. It is pretty light weight and is built like a tank. The ergonomics couldn't be better. Not only is it a great accurate rifle but it is the best looking one I have seen, at least to me. You can't go wrong with this one. Midwest Industries knocked this one out of the park. There's nothing about it I don't like.

I just installed the 8 inch hand guard and chassis on my takedown Charger. It went together smooth as butter. Read the directions and follow them. Dont try to reuse any of the old Ruger parts like the pistol grip or the grip adapter. They wont work. Ask me how I know . The machining and finish of the parts is PERFECT! Everything fits and goes together perfectly. If you have to force anything, stop. Youre doing it wrong. Go back and read the instructions again. One possible issue to be aware of is your AR-15 pistol grip choice. Stock A1 and A2 grips and others that are made the same way where it mounts to the receiver like the BCM GunFighter Mod 0, will work with any stock setup you choose. Grips with that little upswept part at the top like a Magpul MOE may require some modification or trimming to work depending on your stock choice. If youre going to use a stock AR buffer tube it probably wont be an issue. If you are going to use an ACE type folder or AGP Arms folder you may encounter clearance issues. My current setup is a registered SBR Ruger Charger in the Midwest Industries 10/22 chassis with an AGP Arms side folding stock. A Primary Arms Advanced Micro Red Dot sight sits on a Midwest Industries MLOK Aimpoint Micro mount on the 8 inch hand guard. A Sig Arms .22 suppressor keeps things discrete along with some CCI subsonic ammo. A gen. 2 Inforce 800 lumen WML handles the illumination duties for this gun. Its primary use is to discretely dispatch varmints and vermin around the farm. It fulfills those duties perfectly and makes a rugged compact package.