Reviews & Ratings for BlackHawk Knoxx Axiom R/F Ruger 10/22 Rifle Stock — 35 reviews — Page 1

I found it to be cheaply made. Not as sturdy as I was hoping it would be.

Great, affordable, rough duty stock for the 10/22. Drop-in fit was a nice feature too

Very affordable option for rough duty stock on a 10/22

Excellent tactical stock. turns the normal looking 10/22 rifle into a more aggressive/ tactical looking rifle. The sale price of this stock makes it solid bargain. You get the Blackhawk workmanship and reputation as a bonus. I highly recommend this product. I bought two.

Shipment was quick. Fit is perfect. This stock is much lighter than the original and makes carrying and shooting the 10/22.

The stock is all one solid piece, except for the adjustable buttstock. That means, you cannot change the "buffer tube" for a longer Length of Pull. My son and I are over 5'10" and the LoP just isn't long enough. Probably need another inch or so. Some complain about possible flex on the end. You can make it flex but a standard/lightweight 10/22 build shouldn't be too heavy for it. I'm not "happy" with the purchase, only because of the cost, it's really not worth that price. Honestly, it should be under $40 for what it is, but here we are.

I ordered for a Steel Challenge gun for my granddaughter's 10/22. Fit was not perfect and I had to trim slightly to get the trigger group to seat into the stock and sprayed some dry lube on it to allow the stock to be removed from the action. the other issue I had was trying to find a cheek riser that would fit it. The Axiom cheek rest has been discontinued apparently so I ordered a cheek rest for an AR by MAGPUL and after some work with a dremel tool to remove some of the ribbing inside and modify the locking tabs to match the openings on the sliding buttstock. I used a small angle air grinder with a sanding drum to open up the inside so it would fit over the stock. All in all I really like the ergonomics of the stock except the cheek weld which can be fixed with a little modification of a similar part. The cheek riser for the AK wasn't even close so don't waste your time and money on it.

Purchased this stock for my 10-22 to shoot steel challenge matches. It fit perfectly and is very light. I’m very satisfied with it. It, combined with a carbon fiber barrel makes the rifle very easy to swing on target quickly.

This is one of the best 10/22 stocks for target shooting--floating barrel and pistol grip. You may want to get a generic cap-end for the pistol grip. I coach SASP, and at one of the competitions, every member of the team was using this Axiom rifle stock. The other coach obviously also highly recommended this stock.

The BlackHawk Axiom is very lightweight – just what I was looking for. The "buffer" tube and stock are a one piece design. The adjustable stock is tight, no slop. It was a bit hard to get the retaining bolt holes to line up. I had to temporarily shim the rear of the receiver to push the rifle and the stock into alignment. I think this will be easier with subsequent take down and reassembly. I like this stock. My completed 10/22 now weighs in at 3.5 lbs with the Ruger aluminum rail and a Burris Fastfire red dot.