Perfect
The Force charging handle fits perfectly in my 10/22. It looks great and feels great. I have not had any of the problems cited by others who have reviewed the product. I have no wobble at all nor any difficulty cycling any brand of ammo. It functions perfectly.
Great product
Put this on my 10/22 carbine and it worked great would recommend this product to anyone.
Works great for me
It installed quickly and has no wobble at all. It is nice and stable. I think I will buy another one!
NOT WORTH IT.
THE HANDLE HAS A STRONGER SPRING THAN WHATS IN THE STANDARD RUGER 10/22 MAKING IT MUCH HARDER TO PULL BACK AND ALSO DIFFICULT TO INSTALL. MY MAIN COMPLAINT IS THAT THE ROUGH GROVES ON THE HANDLE ITSELF ARE MURDER ON YOUR FINGER, THEY DIG RIGHT IN. NOT A SMART DESIGN AT ALL. THE OVER ALL QUALITY IS OK AND IT FUNCTIONS FINE . THIS IS NOT WHAT I CALL A HIGH GRADE OF STAINLESS STEAL . ALL IN ALL ITS NOT WHAT I WAS HOPING FOR SO I'M SENDING IT BACK FOR A REFUND. THE MAGNUM RESEARCH EXTENDED HANDLE LOOKS PRETTY GOOD TO ME NOW SO I'M GOING TO CHECK IT OUT.
Extra power spring is too strong.
This charging handle looks great and installs easily, but the spring is so strong that average 22LR ammo is not always up to the task of driving the bolt all the way back. I had about 50% fail-to-cycle which resulted in a lot of bent and wasted ammo. High velocity ammo reduces this problem significantly but accuracy suffers.
Looks good, easy on the hands, BUT...
This handle appears to be well made and is definitely more comfortable to use than the stock charging handle. However I do have one big issue, it has too much play when you wiggle the handle up and down. It does not have a tight fit which is something that should never be overlooked when it comes to firearm components. Overall its a good product I am just surprised that they went to all the trouble to fabricate it and didn't get the fit just right. Bottom Line: If you don't mind a little "waggle" in your handle than this is a good upgrade.
Run away!
The guy said a little "wiggle room." He's being generous. 1. The rod is too short (like by 2mm) 2. Rod is poorly machined and made of cheaper steel than advertised. (I cut it) 3. Bottom line is....If you have a newer production 10/22, this WILL cause damage to your already soft receiver. The rod is short which causes the bolt to awe side to side, gouging grooves in the receiver. Ruger slightly changed a receiver spec 2-3 years ago. Companies like Kidd, Volquartsen, and most others changed their guide rods accordingly. Not so here
