Alangator DuoMag™10/22 Magazine Coupler

Alangator DuoMag™ 10/22 Magazine Coupler

When it comes to accessories for a 10/22, few things are a better value than the Alangator DuoMag™ magazine coupler. And I don’t think that there are any that are easier to install. This simple coupler enables two standard BX-1 ten round magazines to be linked together at the base. The result is twenty rounds … Read more

TandemKross Advantage Charging Handle and Picatinny Rail

TandemKross Advantage charging handle and Picatinny rail base

The “Advantage” charging handle and Picatinny rail base is another innovative product for the Ruger 10/22. This accessory from TandemKross quickly became a “must have” for some of my rifles. Not only is a solid mount for your scope or red dot, but it also allows for left-hand charging. And unlike the factory charging handle, … 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

S&P Outfitters – The Cure for Lockdown Boredom

Carbine project, based on a receiver from S&P Outfitters

If you’re like me and most other Americans, you’re stuck at home for a while. Working from home leaves me with a little extra free time, which is nice. Plus, I can skip the commute, which saves on gas (more money for firearms!). Luckily, I’ve got something besides Netflix to keep me occupied. I had … 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 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 cycle smoothly, … Read more

From Receiver to Rifle: Tac-Hammer Barrel

Tac-Hammer'™s detachable rail

It’s no secret that I really like the Tac-Hammer barrels from Adaptive Tactical. I’ve got one on my Charger Takedown, and it has not disappointed. When you’re building a rifle for accuracy, a rigid barrel helps. But even fluted, an all steel .920 barrel is heavy. This may not be a concern when shooting from … Read more