BRN-22 TAKEDOWN STRIPPED RECEIVER FOR RUGER 10/22®

BRN-22 TAKEDOWN STRIPPED RECEIVER FOR RUGER 10/22® Reviews & Ratings

BRN-22 TAKEDOWN STRIPPED RECEIVER FOR RUGER 10/22®


The Brownells BRN-22 Takedown Receiver is ready to be the foundation of your custom rimfire rifle build - at price never before seen on a target receiver. Even better, the BRN-22 Takedown is fully compatible with the ever-popular Ruger® 10/22®Takedown, so you can choose from the vast array of barrels, stocks, triggers, and other custom components for the 10/22® platform. Each BRN-22 Takedown receiver is precision-machined from 6061 aluminum billet to exacting tolerances. Why machined instead of forged, like most commercial receivers? All you need to do is look inside at the smooth, clean interior to realize that a machined receiver can be held to much tighter tolerances for a precise fit with other parts. After machining, BRN-22 Takedown receivers get a tough matte black Type 2 hardcoat anodized finish (similar to the finishes found on many AR-15 receivers) that blends with most barrel and 10/22® trigger module finishes. There’s even a pre-drilled cleaning rod hole at the rear of each Brownells BRN-22 Takedown receiver for easy cleaning of the bore from the chamber, the PROPER way to prevent cleaning rod from damage to the muzzle crown that can compromise accuracy.

  • Stripped receiver only
  • Machined from high-grade 6061 T6 aluminum billet
  • Durable matte black hardcoat anodized finish
  • Compatible with all components that fit a factory Ruger® 10/22®
  • Cleaning rod access hole at rear
  • Barrel and receiver sold separately
  • FFL or delivery to an FFL holder required for purchase

The Railed BRN-22R Takedown has an integral Picatinny top rail for extra security and versatility in scope mounting. Get a BRN-22 Takedown stripped receiver today and start planning your rimfire rifle Dream Gun™. At these prices, why not get several? The possibilities are endless!

Due to varying dimensions in aftermarket and some older factory aluminum trigger housings, fitting may be required.

The BRN-22 receivers are designed to work in conjunction with Ruger® 10/22® OEM bolts, and as such may not work with all aftermarket bolts.

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Reviews Summary
The BRN-22 Takedown Receiver for Ruger 10/22 is praised for its high-quality finish, solid fit, and smooth operation when using factory parts. Many customers report issues with aftermarket components requiring fitting and the tall rail obstructing iron sights. Overall, users appreciate the receiver's value but highlight compatibility concerns and potential fitting challenges as notable downsides.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality and Finish
60%
Reviewers commonly highlight the impressive quality and finish of the BRN-22 receiver, noting superior anodizing and clean machining compared to OEM parts. This theme resonates across many reviews, indicating strong satisfaction with the purchase quality.
Fitment Issues
55%
Many users experienced fitment issues with aftermarket parts, specifically bolts and trigger groups. A notable concern includes the tight tolerances that sometimes necessitate modification to ensure proper fitting. This theme is significant as it affects the ease of use for customers who are considering non-standard components.
Railed Version Limitations
40%
The tall picatinny rail on the railed versions of the receiver often obstructs the use of standard iron sights, leading to dissatisfaction for some buyers. Customers wished for design modifications that could accommodate both optics and iron sights seamlessly. This limitation is a recurring point that impacts the usability for certain setups.
Value for Money
70%
Most reviewers consider the BRN-22 receiver a great value, especially given its price point compared to both factory Ruger receivers and other aftermarket options. This theme outlines the product’s competitive pricing, further enhanced by observed quality, often leading to repeat purchases.
Assembly Feedback
50%
Several customers mentioned their experience assembling the receiver with various components. Some reported that while it generally fits well with stock Ruger parts, aftermarket parts often required adjustments. This gives insight into the assembly experience and the extra effort involved for certain configurations.
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Not good at all
pin hole is under size and there is no way to put the pin in. I used a vise to press it in but you lost the ability of field disassemble.