Enoch Industries Deep Six Chassis System

My build kit

Introduced in 2007, the Ruger 22 Charger is the pistol version of America’s favorite .22 rifle. Out of the box, it’s not the greatest design though. It can definitely benefit from a pistol brace. There are some adapters for the factory nylon stock, which is isn’t very rigid to begin with. It also lacks options … Read more

CampStove 2 Bundle from BioLite

The BioLite CampStove 2

To celebrate Earth Day 2020, Bioliteenergy has released a limited edition CampStove 2 Bundle. There is so much coolness to share about this, I’m not even sure where to start. Probably most important is that 10% of the sales of this bundle go directly to support Climate Neutral. They’re a nonprofit that helps companies offset … Read more

Companion Magazine Bumpers from TandemKross

TandemKross Companion Magazine Bumper

When it comes to feeding your Ruger, the factory 10 round magazines are probably a bit more reliable than the 15 and 25 round versions. That is, until the magazine doesn’t want to drop free. Then the 10 round has a distinct disadvantage. TANDEMKROSS has an affordable and elegant solution with their Companion magazine bumpers … Read more

Caldwell 22LR Rotary Mag Charger

Caldwell 22LR Rotary Mag Charger

Got a 10/22? Then you’ll want to check out the 22LR Rotary Mag Charger from Caldwell. If you love shooting rimfire ammo, but hate loading magazines, it’s your new best friend. Before I get into the review, let me explain why I wanted one. For most range trips, we go through a 550 round carton … Read more

WhistlePig GunBarrel Co’s AccuLite barrel for the Ruger 10/22

Project 10/22 (In case y'all forgot what it looks like)

As part of our first Project 10/22, I had installed an AccuLite barrel from WhistlePig GunBarrel Co. The goal was to reduce weight while improving accuracy. And at about 16 ounces, the AccuLite barrel does both. The barrel I chose normally sells for $176, but I got it in a bundle with a Hogue stock, … Read more

From Receiver to Rifle: Range Report and Wrap-up

10/22 Takedown built on a Brownells receiver

What a learning experience this has been! I thought I could just buy a Brownells BRN-22 Takedown receiver, add some quality parts, and have an awesome rifle. But it’s been something of a disappointment. I’ve spent a lot of time polishing the inside of the receiver, and still have some reliability issues. It doesn’t always … Read more