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Midwest Industries Chassis Compatible with Ruger 10/22 TakeDown
List: $152.95 $141.95 Save $11.00
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Most Helpful Negative Review Holes don’t line up
Fitment issues. Holes don’t line up to original chassis
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Midwest 10 22 take down chassis

by Stu, from OH, United States Written on December 30, 2025
Fit and finish was great.receiver dropped in chassis with no play.barrel hand guard fit was nice and tight.slab sides on the receiver are kinda plain Jane. Some lightning cuts would have been nice.over all it's a great up grade for your take down charger 1022.
Pros:
  • Takes your ruger to a new level
Cons:
  • None
Would recommend: Yes
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A lot of Fitment Issues and Poor Design

by Jake De Muss, Verified Owner from New Zealand Written on April 29, 2025
First of all, I didn't read the fine print from Midwest Industries website. *Non-Ruger aftermarket receivers and accessories may or may not fit this chassis* and *Not Compatible with aftermarket trigger groups and drop in triggers*. Who would spend all that money to upgrade their chassis and reinstall factory parts?

And yes, non-OEM receivers might not fit or and align properly. The AR grip adapter wasn't chamfered, so the sharp edges will cut your grip fingers. Also, the buffer tube set screw sticks out too far and will also cut the web of your hand. Who designed this chassis?

Overall, this was a waste of my time and my money, so do yourself a favor and get something else. If I wanted to stay stock, I would keep my Ruger 10/22 stock. I also have the Timber Creek 10/22 Enforcer chassis and it was built right. Everything, including aftermarket parts like TacSol X-Ring VR receiver and Volquartsen TG2000 trigger group fit perfectly.
Pros:
  • Paperweight
Cons:
  • Expensive
Would recommend: No
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Last updated 2025-11-12 UTC.