10/22 Chassis Options

[TheNatural21]

There have been a lot of new 10/22 options pop up lately and I'd like the community's help to make a complete list. This should be a valuable resource for anyone wondering what their options are. I'll update with more info and pics as time permits.

Spectre gen2 Chassis

-Canadian
-mlok
-AR grips and carbine butt stocks.
-rear receiver anchoring system

Dlask Chassis

-Canadian
-mlok, but only on bottom of forend
-AR grips and carbine butt stocks.
-rear receiver anchoring system, but only for Dlask receivers

Oryx Chassis

-Canadian
-mlok, but only on bottom of forend
-AR grips
-adjustable built in butt stock
-rear receiver anchoring system

Grey Birch Foundation

-Canadian
-mlok and ARCA
-AR grips
-adjustable and folding buttstocks available
-rear receiver anchoring system

Troy T22

-AR grips and carbine butt stocks
-Quad rail

KRG Bravo 10/22

-adjustable length of pull and comb height
-rear tang screw available for KIDD receivers

Midwest Industries Chassis

-AR grips and carbine butt stocks
-mlok

Enoch ODIN Chassis

-AR grips
-mlok

Blackhawk Knoxx Axiom

-AR buttstocks
-lightweight

Crazy Ivan Original Chassis

-AR buttstocks and grips

 

[Maple57]

I have this one from Troy

I like it. Surprisingly well made and easy enough to disassemble. Loosen one screw to remove the entire top rail and hand guard.

Pic is from Wolverine Supplies

https://www.wolverinesupplies.com/ProductDetail/TRO108435_TROY-T22-10-22-TACT-CHASSIS

 

[sunmoong]

I have one Spectre 10/22 chassis Gen2, quite happy so far. The only con is a little bit heavier.

 

[Longstud]

KRG makes a Bravo chassis that looks awesome. I have one on an Area419 Hellfire that I really like it a lot. Lots of accessories and adjusts. Just another option

 

[ATRS Shaun]

Midwest Industries makes a really nice one.

 

[TreMoR]

Grey Birch Foundation blow away the competition... all features in one stock...

Pros:
-Canadian
-mlok and ARCA
-AR grips
-adjustable and folding buttstocks available
-rear receiver anchoring system
-Light

5.5 lbs with the scope and accessories.

 

[ben777lemay]

I would like to build a short and lightweight 10/22 with a Enoch/Deep Six chassis...

I'm pretty sure no one ever imported one of these in Canada.

 

[carsmovies]

Grey Birch Foundation blow away the competition... all features in one stock...

Pros:
-Canadian
-mlok and ARCA
-AR grips
-adjustable and folding buttstocks available
-rear receiver anchoring system
-Light

5.5 lbs with the scope and accessories.

You already got one? It just came out. How does is feel and shoot?

 

[TheNatural21]

Grey Birch Foundation blow away the competition... all features in one stock...

Pros:
-Canadian
-mlok and ARCA
-AR grips
-adjustable and folding buttstocks available
-rear receiver anchoring system
-Light

5.5 lbs with the scope and accessories.

If they had a longer forend I would be a lot more likely to buy one. Two or three mlok slots longer might be about right. They do tick a lot of boxes though.

I'm leaning towards a Spectre with an MDT SCS buttstock right now, but my mind is far from made up

 

[scourge18a]

The spectre chassis is nice but I can't get over the gap between the grip and the trigger housing.

The Dlask chassis is MDT I believe, I like it a lot and thought I read on one of their threads that the next gen would be compatible with all 10/22s.

The Oryx is nice too, I like being able to pick the AR grip of my choice (Magpul K2+ or a vertical Ergo or similar)

The Grey Birch is ###y and I love the simplicity, the lines and the stock. I'll definitely pick one up once a longer handguard is available. I'd like to know the length for sure to keep it NR.

I have a Blackhawk Axiom. It was the lightest at the time that I bought it. I'm not sure about that anymore though. My Dlask DAR 22 with a medium profile 12.5" barrel, Leupold 2-7 scope, arca and picatinny rail (bolted on) is 5 lbs 0.5 oz. It's pretty rigid considering it's reinforced poly. I've had bigger scopes on it and shot it from a tripod and barricades and I don't get a POI shift. I'm guessing that could be more the rigid Dlask barreled action. I just wish I could replace the grip to be consistent with my other guns. But it works really well for precision/longer range as well as a quick to point with a red dot for target transitions in practical style stages.

 

[MkivSupra]

damn the 10/22 chassis options from cdn companies are crazy. Id go grey birch, cant see why youd need any more mlok slots than that

 

[TheNatural21]

damn the 10/22 chassis options from cdn companies are crazy. Id go grey birch, cant see why youd need any more mlok slots than that

Not so much about the actual mlok slots, but a longer forend is nice to get a bipod further forward or for some bags and improvised shooting positions.

 

[MkivSupra]

Not so much about the actual mlok slots, but a longer forend is nice to get a bipod further forward or for some bags and improvised shooting positions.

good point, it looks fairly modular, hopefully they come out with that as an add on or option

 

[panaan25]

Just ordered the SBI Spectre chassis. Thought it looked the coolest. If I'm going to splurge on a custom build it had better look cool. I really, really wanted to like the Grey Birch Foundation but it just looks so ugly to me. Functionally it seems awesome though.

 

[Gilford]

Crazy Ivan LLC. Based in the states but no issue shipping to Canada with quick communication. I really wanted to get some Canadian made gear but nothing seemed to fit the bill.
https://crazyivanllc.com/product/original-chassis-stock-system-for-ruger-10-22-style-firearms/

 

[Bright Brown]

Just ordered a Grey Birch, their new threaded barrel/receiver should make a sweet accurate combo. I think they are available in a month or so.

 

[Jamie]

I am really liking the grey birch chassis. Super lite and stiff.

 

[TheNatural21]

I added the ones that have been mentioned so far in this thread. Wow, there are a lot of options out there. I intend to revise the formatting a bit and add some more info about each one, but at least they're all listed in one place now.

 

[Greenhorse six]

I know its kind of petty, but the picture for the midwest Industries chassis is for the PC9 , which is not as astheticly pleasing as the actual chassis for the 1022 .

 

[ColinD]

Crazy Ivan. It’s a fine chassis and is super solid. Shipping was very fast, I had mine in a week after ordering. The fit and finish is quality, and take down for maintenance is the same as any other 10/22. Pictured is a 12.5 barrel with a 7” handguard.