SHOT SHOW 2013 Report: Tactical Innovations 1022 Receiver w/ AR style charging handle

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Tactical Innovations has come up with well.... an innovative 10/22 receiver.


SHOT 2013 Media Day (153 of 378).jpg by ceriksson, on Flickr

It is an aircraft grade aluminum receiver that uses a cool Stainless Steel AR style charging handle rather than the usual 10/22 side-of-bolt handle.


SHOT 2013 Media Day (154 of 378).jpg by ceriksson, on Flickr

For those looking for something to make your tactical AR looking 10/22 go that extra step while still keeping it non-restricted then this is something for you

Retail price is regular 230$ USD however I see it listed for 210$

Weight is approx 1lb

They come in 6 colours:
Black
Stainless
Green
Purple
Blue
Red

The receiver also has a machined integral picatinny mount.

Key benefits explained by Tactical Innovations:

SMALLER SIZE EJECTION PORT
The absence of the factory charging handle allows the ejection port size to be decreased since now you only need the ejection port for ejecting spent brass rather than having the port elongated to accommodate the charging handle. The smaller ejection port means that less dirt should be able to get into the gun and you have a more streamlined side appearance

NO FACTORY RECIPROCATING CHARGING HANDLE
Having a rear charging handle means that you don't have the traditional factory charging handle flying back and forth each time you fire the rifle. Many shooters have added "Jumbo" and oversize charging handles to make the rifle easier to charge and clear but which also makes more mass reciprocating with each shot. The lack of a size charging handle also gives you a smooth side to the gun so you don't catch the charging handle on your gun case or your jacket when transporting or handling the rifle.

AMBIDEXTROUS FOR BOTH LEFT & RIGHT HANDED SHOOTERS
Left handed shooters rejoice! We can't make the brass come out the other side but the rear charging handle of the CH22 is truly ambidextrous offering the same convenient charging location for either right or left handed shooters.
 
Been wanting one of these for quite a while. Surprised no one has brought them in yet.
 
It looks like there is a hole at the back of the receiver. Is it completely through the metal and does it line up with the bore i.e. can it be used for breach first cleaning? That would be great!!
 
It looks like there is a hole at the back of the receiver. Is it completely through the metal and does it line up with the bore i.e. can it be used for breach first cleaning? That would be great!!

Yes the hole is lined up directly with the bore and it is advertized as allowing you to clean from the breech.

You would have to remove the bolt first of course

:D
 
Dose this use the stock bolt or an aftermarket one?

Shawn

From Tactical Innovations:

Your Ruger factory parts, such as the stock, barrel, and trigger pack will quickly and easily assemble on the CH22 receiver. In addition, most other manufacturer's 10/22 drop-in aftermarket parts will also easily assemble on a CH22 receiver. Its your option to use factory parts and upgrade your factory rifle or complete a custom rifle using all high quality after market replacement parts.
 
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